Unfortunately, this change caused another "problem."

Previously, I could make changes to multiple redirect links and then press update just once. Now, I have to manually press the edit (or delete) button for each one, and it returns me to the top of the page each time. This is highly inefficient, especially since I have dozens of user redirects. Can you please add back in the capability to edit or delete multiple user redirects at the same time?

Thanks! Otherwise, it's a great plug-in!
Tyler

On a side note, if all of your redirects follow the same pattern involving the username, you might want to consider building a single redirect rule using the special syntax [variable]username[/variable].

In the meantime you can increase the PHP variable max_input_vars beyond its default setting of 1,000 (which explains why, before 333 users, you run into this limit since there are 3 input fields for each username rule). Sorry for the trouble! (But also thanks for discovering the issue.)

If you uninstall the plugin, the redirects should still remain. However, if you delete it that should remove the "wp_login_redirects" table. To be safe you should back up your database first.

* How many user rules do you have? I have been unable to reproduce the problem, but perhaps there is some related issue around volume.

* Are you on a shared hosting account, where some aspect of your hosting environment might have changed without you knowing about it?

* Also, can you try running a command like this directly against your database (replacing the "username_to_delete" with the relevant username) in order to manually delete a user rule? Be sure to back up the database beforehand to be extra careful.

DELETE FROM wp_login_redirects WHERE rul_type = 'user' AND rul_value = 'username_to_delete' LIMIT 1;