If people can guess the file download urls then they will still be able to get to them (e.g. if someone who has access shares the download urls out). To get around that kind of problem you typically need to set up a file handler script that will grab them from a protected directory that … Read more
You can use wp_get_referer function to acheive your requirement. Below is the useful code snippet for you. function wdm_referer() { global $post; if( post type is child ) { $child_post_id = $post->ID; $parent_id = get_parent_course_id($child_post_id); // your custom function to get parent course id if( parent task is not completed ) { // a condition … Read more
My preferred option is a quick-and-dirty, though very common, solution. The vendor has a “Support” page that contains limited “public” information. However the page includes a user “sign in” option so that authorised users can access all the “private” data that you have concerning your product. This page can be accessed via the public website … Read more
Private Content Private content is published only for your eyes, or the eyes of only those with authorization permission levels to see private content. Normal users and visitors will not be aware of private content. It will not appear in the article lists. If a visitor were to guess the URL for your private post, … Read more
Yes, there are several possible ways to do this. The easiest method is probably to use Basic HTTP Authentication using a .htaccess and .htpasswd file. Here’s a site that will generate these for you. You can create separate usernames/passwords and then drop these files in the private folder. There are several guides and tutorials for … Read more
If you look at the source code of the get_the_content() function which retrieves the post content, you’d see the following conditional: if ( post_password_required( $post ) ) return get_the_password_form( $post ); And in the get_the_password_form() function, there’s a filter you can use to customize the HTML of the default password form: return apply_filters( ‘the_password_form’, $output … Read more
I don’t know about a plugin, but if you could just add the img URLs to your Disallows in robots.txt. Also, Google is probably getting the image URL from the image sitemap.
If you are using the default WordPress method of marking a post/page private, NO. This only prevents that post/page content from being viewable. Google (and other search bots) will not find private pages. Only logged in blog Editors and Administrators can see Private pages. So, while WordPress will not add the meta to block bots, … Read more
Cannot see private content
Code correction – Hide a profile from visitors with a specific role