Browser Caching for Logged in Users
Browser Caching for Logged in Users
Browser Caching for Logged in Users
That thought is kind of subjective. Dealing with wordpress membership mostly just needs messing with its built-in role and capabilities, unless you really have a complex membership setup which you shouldn’t have use wordpress to begin with. But for a basic membership, a typical set-up involves the following. Create a custom roles and assign specific … Read more
the Short and sweet way would be to store the post id that they are allowed to edit in custom user meta. Then us wp_update_post and check if the id is in the user meta if so update if not don’t.
If I understand correctly you don’t need a shortcode or a filter. Just paste your yg_yorumsuz_link_gizle function into functions.php and call it from any template file (they all reside in your theme folder) such as single.php, or from a plugin. if(function_exists(‘yg_yorumsuz_link_gizle’)){ // just in case yg_yorumsuz_link_gizle(); } If you’re only doing it in one place … Read more
Something you may use to accomplish this a plugin with a role and capability manager. You could then assign whatever permissions to either role you want, or create a new role altogether.
Although this is not a WP question, it could be done with some PHP/MySQL code. Just the psuedocode: generate a GUID value on each main page visit check if the GUID is already in the GUID database if not, store the GUID in the GUID database if GUID exists in the database, redirect to another … Read more
There’s plenty out there, http://winkpress.com/membership-plugin/ has a good write up on most of them and stays pretty unbiased. I can’t tell you a good one but if you come across Magic Members stay well clear of it. It’s buggy as hell and their support staff only help if its an easy fix. When you point … Read more
Figured this out after finding this page: http://www.0to5blog.com/tips/protecting-wordpress-media-uploads-unless-user-is-logged-in/ That page contains the instructions I was looking for, exactly! I tweaked the dl-file.php code slightly to meet my needs: if ( !current_user_can( ‘read_private_posts’ ) || !is_user_logged_in() ) {
Open your theme’s headr.php file and add at the top <?php if( !is_user_logged_in() ) { wp_redirect(get_permalink(123)); exit; } ?> just change 123 to the id of your about page, or replace get_permalink(123) with the about page URL example: <?php if( !is_user_logged_in() ) { wp_redirect(‘http://mydomain.com/about’); exit; } ?>
Set the limit to allow author when make post!