Client Portal · Version history
Client Portal changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.2.2
- Jan 22, 2026 (9 months ago)
- Releases
- 23
- since 2016
- In the last year
- 2
- about one every 38 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.9.11
Releases each year
- 20163 releases
- 20172 releases
- 20181 release
- 20192 releases
- 20205 releases
- 20213 releases
- 20223 releases
- 20231 release
- 20252 releases
- 20261 release
20261 release
Client Portal 1.2.2Latest
- Fix: Security issue regarding Broken Access Control when bulk generating private pages. Thanks to Nabil Irawan and the Patchstack team
20252 releases
Client Portal 1.2.1
- Fix: translation notice
Client Portal 1.2.0
- Fix: A PHP warning appearing in some cases
- Added a new filter: cp_redirect_private_pages_capability
20231 release
Client Portal 1.1.9
- Fix: CSRF issue with Generate Private Pages option. Thanks to Rio Darmawan
- Fix: A PHP warning appearing in some cases
- Fix: issue with default page content not showing
- Misc: enabled revisions for Private Pages
20223 releases
Client Portal 1.1.8
- Fix: delete private page content before reassigning data when a user is deleted from WordPress
- Misc: added a shortcode that can be used to retrieve all or different parts of the back-end content (Above Page, Default Content, Below Page): [cp-private-page-content content_above=”show” content_default=”show” content_below=”show”]
Client Portal 1.1.7
- Added a Redirect users that are trying to access a Private Page option
- Fixed private page template not loading from child theme
Client Portal 1.1.6
- Fix: issue with Before/After Page Content textareas not saving the content correctly
- Misc: Added link to view a particular users private page
20213 releases
Client Portal 1.1.5
- Added a permanent dismiss button to in plugin notifications
- Readme and screenshot changes
Client Portal 1.1.4
- Fixed a bug where after editing with Gutenberg the page owner could not access the page
Client Portal 1.1.3
- Fixed an error when page.php was missing in the theme
- Usability improvements
20205 releases
Client Portal 1.1.2
- Fixed a potential php warning
Client Portal 1.1.1
- Added possibility to choose the Page Template if it exists in the theme to use for a Client Portal Page
Client Portal 1.1.0
- Fixed an incompatibility with Gutenberg on the admin side
Client Portal 1.0.9
- Comments on private pages are now restricted as well
Client Portal 1.0.8
- Fixed issue with not being able to edit the page on the backend that contained the client-portal shortcode
20192 releases
Client Portal 1.0.7
- We now flush permalinks when we first activate the plugin so we can access directly the private pages without a 404
Client Portal 1.0.6
- Added a View All Pages button on the settings page
20181 release
Client Portal 1.0.5
- Ready for translation
20172 releases
Client Portal 1.0.4
- We now have a default content option for pages
- Now private pages are excluded from appearing in frontend search
- Fixed a bug where the private page would reload indefinitely if the user hadn’t a page created
- Fixed a bug where you could create duplicate pages for the same user
Client Portal 1.0.3
- Minor fixes and security improvements
20163 releases
Client Portal 1.0.2
- Added support for bulk Create Private Pages to Users page bulk actions
Client Portal 1.0.1
- Added support for comments on private user pages
- Settings page is now stylized
Client Portal 1.0.0
- Initial Version of the WordPress Client Portal plugin.
Questions about Client Portal’s releases
What is the latest version of Client Portal?
1.2.2, released on Jan 22, 2026 (9 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.9.11.
How often is Client Portal updated?
2 releases in the last year, about one every 38 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from April 2016.
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Start freeRelease dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Client Portal’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.