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8:44 am February 16, 2009
| Ragnar
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Hi, Kevin!
Can i make the difference between «ligin» and «logout» subscriber with common access rights?
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1:19 pm February 16, 2009
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You're asking if it's possible to prevent some users from accessing wp-admin at all, even after they log in. Is that the question?
That is not intentionally supported by WordPress or Role Scoper. However, a bug in Role Scoper prior to rc9-9215 caused users with a WordPress profile setting of "No Role" to be completely blocked from any content or wp-admin access. If the wp-admin blocking is a desirable option, I would consider supporting it.
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9:21 pm February 16, 2009
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"No Role" to be completely blocked from any content or wp-admin access — this is not my question, but it should be - I asked this in another topic. If it can be done - Kevin, please do so.
My question was in another: how to make a distinction between authorized and unauthorized readers. To give opportunity to receive some information only after authorization.
But that does not have a need to create a separate group and manually grant access to it for each new user. That this can be done automatically, immediately after registration?
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9:58 pm February 16, 2009
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2:35 pm February 17, 2009
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Ragnar said:
My question was in another: how to make a distinction between authorized and unauthorized readers. To give opportunity to receive some information only after authorization.
But that does not have a need to create a separate group and manually grant access to it for each new user. That this can be done automatically, immediately after registration?
Why not do this:
1. Use Role Manager to make a copy of your subscriber role. Call it "Unconfirmed Subscriber".
2. Change your WordPress General Settings to assign new users the "Unconfirmed Subscriber" role by default.
3. After a user registers and you confirm their legitimacy, change their WordPress role to Subscriber. Any content-specific roles you assigned to the [WP Subscriber] group will only be received at that time.
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10:00 pm February 17, 2009
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3. After a user registers and you confirm their legitimacy, change their WordPress role to Subscriber. Any content-specific roles you assigned to the [WP Subscriber] group will only be received at that time.
It meant hand work
"But that does not have a need to create a separate group and manually grant access to it for each new user. That this can be done automatically, immediately after registration?"
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7:25 am February 18, 2009
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Ragnar said:
3. After a user registers and you confirm their legitimacy, change their WordPress role to Subscriber. Any content-specific roles you assigned to the [WP Subscriber] group will only be received at that time.
It meant hand work
"But that does not have a need to create a separate group and manually grant access to it for each new user. That this can be done automatically, immediately after registration?"
Well, if users are self-registering but you want to distinguish between authorized and unauthorized, there has to be some "hand work" for you to say who is authorized. What kind of a switch did you have in mind?
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11:54 am February 18, 2009
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Well, if users are self-registering but you want to distinguish between authorized and unauthorized, there has to be some "hand work" for you to say who is authorized. What kind of a switch did you have in mind?
Here's an example: the reader come to blog, saw that it offered to download anything, but that they need registration. He registered, login and receive access to this content.
I am the author of the blog, and I want this to be possible without any intervention on my part. Automatic.
My goal is to record the contact and easier access to other, high on the significance of things that people already knew how to do this and he has to remove the fear that he can't do this
This is possible?
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12:56 pm February 18, 2009
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Ragnar said:
Here's an example: the reader come to blog, saw that it offered to download anything, but that they need registration. He registered, login and receive access to this content.
I am the author of the blog, and I want this to be possible without any intervention on my part. Automatic.
You can already do that by assigning the Reader Role to the [WP Subscriber] group for the download page (and for any other content you want to be automatically available after registration), assuming WP is configured to grant new users the Subscriber role.
Ragnar said:
My goal is to record the contact and easier access to other, high on the significance of things that people already knew how to do this and he has to remove the fear that he can't do this
This is possible?
I don't understand what "other" role adjustments you want to make manually after registration.
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8:34 am February 28, 2009
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You can already do that by assigning the Reader Role to the [WP Subscriber] group for the download page
Yes it Work! Thank You!
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