Entryway · Version history
Entryway changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 4.0.0
- Jul 17, 2026 (3 months ago)
- Releases
- 15
- since 2021
- In the last year
- 5
- about one every 51 days
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.0.8
- PHP 7.4 or later
Releases each year
- 20211 release
- 20221 release
- 20245 releases
- 20255 releases
- 20263 releases
20263 releases
Entryway 4.0.0Latest
- [Rebrand] WP Login and Logout Redirect is now Entryway – WP Login & Logout Redirect. Same plugin, same settings — nothing to reconfigure.
- [Feature] Redirect rule engine: target users by role, specific user or capability with drag-and-drop rule priority.
- [Feature] URL placeholders {{username}}, {{user_slug}} and {{website_url}} with one-click copy.
- [Feature] Audit Logs page: searchable, filterable log of logins, logouts, failed and forced logouts with stat cards.
- [Feature] Logged-in Users page: view active sessions and force logout per session, per user, in bulk or everyone.
- [Feature] Email alerts on login for selected roles and daily/weekly/monthly activity digests.
- [Feature] Modern React settings UI with tabbed navigation and instant save feedback.
- [Feature] What’s New page showcasing everything in the release, linked from the plugin’s admin navigation.
- [Feature] One-time dismissible admin notice announcing the release, with a link to the What’s New page.
- [Improve] Redesigned admin experience: collapsible rule cards, grouped conditions, consistent controls.
- [Fix] Audit Logs now record the URL the user was actually sent to. Previously the redirect column was empty whenever the destination came from the global login/logout setting, and showed the raw, unexpanded placeholder text when a rule used one.
- [Fix] Saving your settings no longer widens a rule to the whole site when one of its conditions refers to a role or user that no longer exists (for example after deactivating the plugin that registered the role). The rule now stays as written and simply matches nobody until that role or user is bac…
Entryway 3.1.7
- [Improve] Fix PHPCS coding standard issues across all files.
- [Security] Sanitize GET input with sanitize_text_field() and wp_unslash().
- [Security] Use wp_safe_redirect() instead of wp_redirect() for logout redirection.
- [Fix] Use underscores in hook name for WordPress naming convention compliance.
Entryway 3.1.6
- [Fix] Fatal error when get_current_screen() is called before it is available.
20255 releases
Entryway 3.1.5
Entryway 3.1.4
- Compatibility check with latest WordPress Version.
Entryway 3.1.3
Entryway 3.1.2
Entryway 3.1.1
- [Improve] Re-structure full plugin codebase.
- [Improve] Add support to login redirect even if wooCommerce is installed.
20245 releases
Entryway 3.1
- Update plugin tags.
Entryway 3.0
- Few security update.
Entryway 2.0.1
Entryway 2.0
- Just minor updates like modify tags, check with WordPress version etc.
Entryway 1.2
20221 release
Entryway 1.1
- Added every users last login date & time on admin dashboard all users table.
20211 release
Entryway 1.0
- Initial release.
Questions about Entryway’s releases
What is the latest version of Entryway?
4.0.0, released on Jul 17, 2026 (3 months ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.0.8 and needs PHP 7.4 or later.
How often is Entryway updated?
5 releases in the last year, about one every 51 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from February 2021.
Know when your rivals ship
Track your plugin and its rivals: TrackWP sees each new release in the nightly snapshot and alerts you, with what it did to their rank.
Start freeRelease dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Entryway’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.