This release addresses a security vulnerability (CVE-2025-1702) and includes several bugfixes, such as honeypot script handling and activation link behavior. Users must flush cached assets (JS/CSS) after upgrading to ensure proper functionality. Upgrade immediately for improved security and stability.
Improved readability and clarity of the email activation process by updating comments and restructuring conditional checks. Added hooks and filters for better customization, including redirect URL filtering. Replaced `wp_redirect` with `um_safe_redirect` for safer redirection handling.
Replaced \WP_User_Query with correctly imported WP_User_Query to ensure proper namespace handling. Added a new regex pattern to block sleep injections, enhancing security within the member directory query validation.
Simplified Gravatar image logic and improved code readability by restructuring the image processing flow. Removed redundant variable initialization and adjusted handling of `$image_info`. This ensures cleaner, more maintainable code while preserving existing functionality.
Removed unnecessary condition checks around honeypot script and style injection. Streamlined the code to always enqueue the honeypot logic, improving maintainability and reducing complexity.
Corrected the release date for version 2.10.0 from February 17, 2025, to February 18, 2025, in both the changelog and readme files. No functional changes were made to the plugin.
Bump plugin version to 2.10.0, update documentation, and adjust URLs and metadata accordingly. This release includes increased minimum PHP and WordPress requirements and addresses security-related issues. Users are strongly advised to update immediately.
Added separate buttons for 'Live Preview Screen' and 'Live Preview Mobile' in the form builder for better user experience. Updated coding standards for consistency, including proper handling of PHP tags and escaping functions. These changes improve readability, maintainability, and enhance functionality.
Issue #1646
Adjusted spacing for better code readability and consistency in the query arguments within the class-actions-listener.php file. This change ensures the code aligns with coding standards without affecting functionality.
Raised minimum PHP version to 7.0 and finalized the plugin version to 2.9.3. Introduced a centralized user actions array and replaced 'manage_options' capability with 'edit_users' for better permission handling. Optimized the nonce actions extension method for cleaner code.
* reviewed #1619
Streamlined PHP logic and variable handling to enhance readability and maintainability. Consolidated duplicated code, ensuring cleaner output for privacy policy content and error management within the Ultimate Member plugin.
Introduce a dedicated method to handle password fields securely, avoiding `wp_unslash` for these fields. This enhances consistency and security when processing form data across the plugin.
Mykyta Synelnikov