Hi there, if users have been inactive for a while, they are logged out of WordPress.

I don’t know if this issue is BP or WP related, but it is a very important issue, because you risk to loose your users, to whom your site is not working.

The generel problem is, that they are redirected to the frontpage to login again, because the logged in user url is in the browsers url, no matter if the page is refreshed, like this example.

https://domain.com/username//notifications/

This returns a Page can not be found, and ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS.

So users have to clear and rewrite the site url domain.com to open the frontpage to login.

This is not very convenient for the user, who can’t see through, why the page is not working, because the url is not responding. Especially if your users are using a PWA, where the url is hidden.

The solution would be, to redirect auto logged out users to frontpage on next visit to site, instead of receiving an error, and having to clear url first.

Regards
Carsten