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Comment on Introducing Role Scoper for WordPress by Kevin

Kevin — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:29:10 +0000

James,

By “recent posts list”, do you mean a sidebar list or the main WP posts list?

What makes your posts premium or non-premium? Are some (or all?) set private by WP? Set as restricted (directly or via category / default restriction) by Role Scoper? Any of these would cause the hidden content teaser to jump in on the anon user.

Comment on Introducing Role Scoper for WordPress by James

James — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 12:55:46 +0000

Thanks for an excellent plugin Kevin!

I am still trying to find my way around the complexities of various roles and permissions and wondered if you could answer a quick question for me?

I have a post role called ‘Private Post Readers’ granting access to premium posts. I used the ‘Hidden Content Teaser’ window to add a suffixed (p) graphic to appear after Premium posts for anonymous users. However when I am logged out (ie: anonymous) and look at the recent posts list all the posts whether premium or not are marked with the (p) graphic.

Any idea what I am doing wrong?

Thanks again for the excellent plugin.

James

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Comment on Role Scoper 1.0.0 Beta 5 by Kevin

Kevin — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 20:13:21 +0000

Okay, I tracked this down. It only occurs with logged-in users. I have updated the code base for the next release. Until then, you can fix it by editing plugins/role-scoper/hardway/hardway_rs.php as follows:

add:

if ( ! empty( $_POST['comment_post_ID'] ) )
$_POST['post_ID'] = $_POST['comment_post_ID'];

just before:

if ( ! empty( $_POST ) )

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Comment on Introducing Role Scoper for WordPress by Rob

Rob — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:59:36 +0000

(sorry, I posted comment before seeing the forum link)

Comment on Introducing Role Scoper for WordPress by Rob

Rob — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 09:09:31 +0000

Hi Kevin,

Amazing plugin - kudos to you!

Not sure if I am doing something wrong (or misunderstanding the use of the plugin), but I cannot get post specific restrictions to work. Category works great.

So, having no other restrictions set, I go to Restrictions > Posts and set a default Post reader restriction. If I then look at an individual post, I see Readers - restricted role in advanced options, but I can still see post in the blog when not logged in.

If I set a group (eg administrator) for that individual post, I see Readers (restricted role, 1 group), but post still visible when not logged in.

I have to set the individual post to ‘Private’ to hide it from not-logged in visitors, or set a category restriction.

Cheers
Rob