Looking for membership style plugin with edit option [closed]
Check out the listings theme by Woothemes and there woocommerce solution offers subscriptions. These would provide the functionality you’re after.
Check out the listings theme by Woothemes and there woocommerce solution offers subscriptions. These would provide the functionality you’re after.
It sounds like you want a membership site that restricts content to certain membership levels. There are several membership plugins available for WordPress and several reviews of the options. One site what has several articles on membership plugins is: chrislema.com
You will want to add the hook function in your functions.php file: $user = wp_get_current_user(); if($user->exists) { add_filter(‘public_link_root’, function() { return ‘example.com’; } ); } Then whenever you are working with a URL in any of your template files, you can allow the URL to be modified by your customer filter public_link_root. The filter will … Read more
I would use a membership plugin such as: WPMU Dev Membership – http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/membership Wishlist Member – http://member.wishlistproducts.com/ I’ve personally used both and they work great. With these plugins, you would setup a membership level specifically for each page content you wish to sell. You can do one-time or recurring payments for your content as well.
Use the existing system. Create yourself a new Role for your Quiz people, using add_role Make sure that Role has no capabilities, including ‘Read’. Without ‘Read’, which is the only (default) capability “Subscribers” have, the user cannot get to the backend at all but can still login. Since these are invited users, presumably you will … Read more
Although not a question for this place (perhaps try over at StackOverflow https://stackoverflow.com/ ), you could try checking the referring page (although that can be spoofed) setting a cookie on WP and looking for it on the other site (although the 2nd site may not be able to read the first site’s cookie). (added) Domain … Read more
When you publish a post or page on WordPress you can set the status to Private. This means that this content is only viewable to registered and logged in users. You can then restrict files to the person who uploaded them (or disable upload for non-admin). Here is an example of how to do that. … 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
Maybe I’ve misunderstood something, but I’m pretty sure WordPress can do this without any plugins. Just set User A as Author, and User B as Editor or Administrator. PS. See Capability vs Role Table: http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#Capability_vs._Role_Table
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() ) {