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I’m talking about registration in 3.0 Multisite.
Hm, I added the function to subscribe to the blog, where the user registration was loaded, but there is a big problem in multisite activation. It seems in the multisite activation no plugins are loaded, because of the WP_INSTALLING constant. (And I couldn’t find a source why this is required or not.)
The function to add a user to a specific blog removes the user from the main blog. Re-Adding them to the main blog would only be possible with a forced subscription at login or something like this.
In my plugin – if you installed it – oliver [at] x-blogs.org
Ok, you can find my mail on the about page. 🙂
I don’t want you to break any terms. I’m just interested how it looks like on the users page, so a screenshot or a link to the plugin writers page should be enough.
Can you please post a link to this plugin?
The only way to do this, is to add a hidden field to the registration form, where the blogname is extracted from the referrer. But this means the plugin must be activated for all blogs or for the member blog and the main blog.
The other way around is, to give the user the ability to subscribe the shown blog in his user profile. If there are multiple blogs with user registration, this might be the better option!? What do you think?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Private! WordPress Access Control Manager] No Categories to set?V1.5.0 is uploading! There is a new column in the category table, where you can select to hide every category in the sidebar (Dropdown or list) for non authorized users.
Please update and tell me, if this works for your needs. 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Private! WordPress Access Control Manager] No Categories to set?I’m currently working on a function, that does something like this, but it has some pitfalls in it. You cannot tell WP to get all posts from a specific category but keep those articles, that are temporarly allowed. The only way this could be done is to build arrays with allowed and forbidden posts and categories.
This will work fine with a few posts, but with hundreds or thousands – I don’t know now. Give me a few hours to think about this and a few more to test this. 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Private! WordPress Access Control Manager] No Categories to set?Ok, I think, I found the problem. I test this plugin with a fresh install, so I check if the first item of the category object exists. If you deleted the first category, the plugin thinks there aren’t more. I edited it to check if, the category objectis empty or not.
In short: In Version 1.4.1 this bug is fixed and will be online in a few minutes. Sorry again, I didn’t saw your bug report. I think, I will have to add a google alert for this. 😀
And thank you for your bug report.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Private! WordPress Access Control Manager] No Categories to set?Hi, I didn’t saw this entry before, as it is not related to the plugin (damn forum). Can you tell me more about your installation or if the error is gone now? I changed a lot of things the last few days.
1.3.0 is up!
Thanks again, I fixed this. Next version will be there in few hours. I first want to complete the assistant. 🙂
Fixed in 1.2.2 – Thank you!
Force visitors for commenting is a build in feature in WordPress. You can activate it under Options > Discusssion. If you want to restrict access to specific pages, the easiest way is to so is to add these pages under a special category or tag, activate the plugin, deactivate time-based auth, change the role as desired (author or whatever), allow access to all kind of pages, and than restrict the access to your special category.
Currently I’m adding some kind of assistant to the plugin, as it is not that easy to configure safely.