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() ) {
I’m not sure if this is what you’re looking for but it has worked for me in the past: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-access-control/ You may have to modify it to allow members to check the box but it’s a start.
I would do it these way: Create api on subdomain ( user registration, may be some checks for is email registred atc. ) When on primary domain user has payed and filled out form – send these data to api ( on subdomain ), check, register, or alter an error. On primary domain you can … Read more
You can put this on your in your home page template or in your header.php (if you want to use across your entire site). <?php if ( !is_user_logged_in() ) { auth_redirect(); } ?> Details in the WordPress codex… https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/auth_redirect
You probably need to add 3 capabilities: edit_published_posts publish_posts delete_published_posts but at the very least, you need to add publish_posts as that is the capability WordPress uses to determine what users are shown in Authors drop-down. Note: Changing capabilities is stored in the database so the recommendation is to modify these values via a plugin … Read more
Yes, there are tons of plugins to realize this. In my opinion, the most reliable, streamlined and bugfree plugin is “members” by Justin Tadlock. As I’ve said, there are hundrets if not thousands of plugins which can do this. Just browse the plugin directory. On the other hand, building some custom redirects is not that … Read more
You shouldn’t use Roles to handle permissions for your menu page. Instead, use capabilities, and then assign those capabilities to whichever roles should have access. For example, instead of creating a customrole role, use a custom capability like manage_custom_plugin: add_menu_page( ‘Custom-Plugin’, ‘Custom-Plugin’, ‘manage_custom_plugin’, ‘custom-plugin’, ‘init_custom_menu_page’ ); Now, using the Members plugin you can enter manage_custom_plugin … Read more
how to handle premium features in a wordpress plugin?
Membership and search criteria