Vlado Grcic

No. Plugin is open source. If you were able to do it, I’m glad. You can share it or not. I’m not going beyond that.

But the plugin plugin would be complete if there is a field created in the block level as well as the general settings level, where we can change the message displayed for information to get access to the restricted content/pages/posts/block.

There is. For blocks toggle “Inverse block”. That shows what you want to tell users what to do to get access. Regarding general its “Page to show” section. All of this should be in “Quick start” menu.

there should be this feature to truncate a defined number of paragraphs of a restricted content, then the access instructions will be at the base of it.

Hm, interesting. I’d need to think about how best to implement this but currently I’m only on bug fixes and this isn’t simple to implement.

we should be able to change “Restricted Pages” my account nav, to anything like “Unlocked Posts, Purchased Posts, Purchased Contents, or whatever”.

Yeah this is a good idea, someone already mentioned this but currently you can only do it either by translating or with a wordpress hook. I don’t have the time to check which currently. Sorry, its unfortunate you have to do this but as I said I’m currently on bug fixes. But I’ll see if I can that feature now. With new features I also need to think about future changes so need to be sure it will work in the future, I don’t want options to be crowded or change it too much later on.

Yes but I want to be sure which cache. Is it the redis one you mentioned?

The only thing I cache in my plugin is within a page load. So while loading if something is loaded before during that load the cached version will be used but only while loading. It doesnt affect saving to db only reading which isnt stale since its only during page load. The way I handle permissions is by checking with woocommerce if user bought and the order is completed and per page what products are needed. If yes it shows the page if not it doesn’t. I dont cache anything for longer periods exactly for this reason. Cant really help you if your setup caches what shouldn’t be. Also regarding get/post my plugin should be using mostly post for data, wp should be doing that as well since I did most of it through wp functions.

Is that on my plugins custom menu page? Could you provide more details? Perhaps debug.log of the relevant time where this happened? Also maybe there is something visually wrong there you might have missed? Sorry for late replying just a long month and a half.

Sorry for being this late. I haven’t yet figured out the solution here. Also I noticed you haven’t mentioned where this happened. Gutenberg editor or the plugins menu page? Its definitly an issue in gutenberg but haven’t found a problem on my menu page.

Thanks for checking. There is definitly a separate problem in gutenberg which I thought might be connected but since it doesn’t work at all it doesnt seem like it. I’ll check and fix whenever I can.