Is it possible to use Redis Cache only for Admin and not on Frontend? I am using Fast-CGI cache on frontend and that works really great but the Admin is really slow.
When I activate the plugin I get some WooCommerce attributes problems on Frontend because of multiple languages not being properly handled by the cache system. But the Admin works ok when the plugin is active.
Best regards.
This app is great any way i can modify it only to send emails for admin logins ?
]]>i hope this is not a silly question, but how hard would it be to limit messages in frontendpm to only being able to contact the site admins? i do not want users to be able to write each other, or view the directory… that’s a can off worms i don’t want to open.
thank you for your time.
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]]>At the moment we have to select a lot of options as the plugin says hide from XXXXXXXX instead of show XXXXXXXX and this is where my original problem came from. I just selected everything except Administrator and couldn’t figure out what was happening at first. I quickly figured out we need to have both Administrator and user logged in both unselected, if we wanted to see the block as Administrator only though. If we only leave Administrator unselected nothing happens at all. Maybe the block settings could do with an update.
Advice to make this plugin even better: Having something like the options below would allow more setting combinations and make using the plugin even easier.
Hide from:
Administrator logged both in & out
Administrator logged in
Administrator logged out
Editor logged both in & out
Editor logged in
Editor logged out
Subscriber logged both in & out
Subscriber logged in
Subscriber logged out
Etc…
Just now you can’t select hide from Administrator logged out and Subscriber logged in, etc., at the same time. I realize if you selected both Subscriber logged both in & out and Subscriber logged in or Subscriber logged out the two bottom options wouldn’t have any effect but it would still make the plugin easier to use.
Maybe in the future the options could be hidden if logged both in & out is selected.
If you like, I can help make an icon for this plugin.
Regards,
Glen Rowell
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Older Rating: 5 stars
It was confusing to use this plugin at first but after a minute or so I figured it out. This is a fantastic plugin.
At the moment we have to select a lot of options as the plugin says hide from XXXXXXXX instead of show XXXXXXXX and this is where my problem came from. I just selected everything except Administrator and couldn’t figure out what was happening at first. I quickly figured out we need to have both Administrator and user logged in both unselected, if we wanted to see the block as Administrator only though. If we only leave Administrator unselected nothing happens at all. Maybe the setting could do with an update.
Advice to make it even better: Having something like the options below would allow more setting combinations and make using the plugin even easier.
Hide from:
Administrator logged both in & out
Administrator logged in
Administrator logged out
Subscriber logged both in & out
Subscriber logged in
Subscriber logged out
Etc…
Just now you can’t select hide from Administrator logged out and Subscriber logged in, etc., at the same time. I realize if you selected both Subscriber logged both in & out and Subscriber logged in or Subscriber logged out the two bottom options wouldn’t have any effect but it would still make the plugin easier to use.
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]]>how to block others authors from using certain tags, but make them enabled when entered by admin? I need to create a list of few tags, which can be used by admin only. Those tags should be visible to other users (and searchable) but none but admin could add those tags to posts.
I thought it should be easy, as there should be some way to block nasty words from entering as tags, but I didn’t found any plugin, that would do this job and actually work.
Any ideas?
regards
Piotr
]]>I am in the process of converting a mysql database into WP-Members. All add and delete functions are done by admin. Members will be able to update a small subset of fields and display information on other members.
I am using WP Ultimate CSV Importer for data transfer (about 160 rows because we want to keep historical information on past members)
I do have a career in programming but not in php, but starting to figure it out.
I simply want to ask has anybody done this or operate this way without the registration process for anything I need to beware of or any “gotcha” things? I would really appreciate any pointers or tips I might miss. Thank you!
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