That is a really bad idea! Especially for users that can generate content, you may as well get a domain name like Easy-Hacks-Here dot com. It would be quite likely impossible to cleanly remove all password functionality from WP, even for just a lowly User role. However, there is nothing stopping users from selecting really bad passwords such as 1234 or their username, so there really shouldn’t be any reason to remove password functionality.
Man im creating client zone, so i want one page where some1 need to write something pass or username doesnt matter then the user will be redireted to the gallery which is for him 😉 private page is not working here cuz i need any1 log in from one page 😉 Maybe you got another idea ? I remeber ive done it before , but ive forgotten how 😉 and lost the data of that
I think I understand better, but not completely.
You could create a page to login this type of user that is independent of the WP password system. This user type would be more like a commenter than a WP user. In order for this user to be able to edit his content, some sort of secret token is still needed. We usually call this a password, but it can be presented as something else. Without a secret token, anyone would be able to deface any content the user created.
The only way around a secret token requirement would be to not allow editing of any content submitted, very much like is done with the current comment system. There may be a solution that can work for you, but you must have proper security measures in place
