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WordPress page not appearig in WordPress search

williamtodd74 — Fri, 12 Aug 2022 00:55:21 +0000

I added page. However, it does not appear in the results when I search for it, using the site built-in search function. Any suggestions?

Password protected page forbidden on safari

npmarie — Mon, 12 Jun 2017 10:02:05 +0000

I am unable to access password protected page on safari for mac and Ipad. I am able to access the page from chrome, but on safari I get 403 forbidden after I enter the password. I created a clean install with no plugins and twentyseventeen as a theme and I am still experiencing the same error across multiple devices and locations.
testsite is:
https://mariewoeldike.dk/testafpasswordprot/
and password is: nemts

Page only visible as draft, disappears when published

jleclaire — Thu, 23 Mar 2017 18:13:38 +0000

I really have the feeling this is going to be a no brainer, but I still am stumped rn.

I am adding pages and they are only visible to me as drafts. Once I publish them I get the hosting service’s error message “The page you requested is NOT AVAILABLE A general error has occurred ” screen. How? Why?

Do I have to manually confirm these pages need to be visible anywhere BESIDES where I edit them? I don’t remember having to do that before.

Is this a WordPress Issue? Hosting? According to google apparently no one else on this planet has ever experienced this problem.

Thanks

Jennifer

Page visibility not adjustable

macheadwp — Thu, 16 Feb 2017 15:28:41 +0000

In Twentyseventeen hosted on my commercial hosting service, blog page visibility is always public, even when password or privacy is selected.

Ability to modify page visibility changed when plug-in Jetpack was activated. De-activating the plug-in has not restored ability to modify page visibility.

Adding the plug-in Page Restrict did not restore visibility control, nor did de-activing that plug-in

Other installed Plug-ins not thought to affect page visibility are Members and Minor Improvements. Minor Improvements are not activated. Members was activated, hoping for a fix, then de-activated when I learned that page-level access is not provided by that plug-in.

Site URL: berekeleyresists.org

Page visibility for the blog page, which is titled ‘Members Forum’, is set to password for the purpose of this topic. Password = password

Any help or suggestions are appreciated.

twentyseventeen page visibility not working

macheadwp — Thu, 16 Feb 2017 08:51:10 +0000

In Twentyseventeen, blog page visibility is always public, even when password or privacy is selected.

Ability to modify page visibility occurred when plug-in Jetpack was activated. De-activating plug-in has not restored ability to modify page visibility.

Added plug-in Page Restrict did no restore visibility control, nor did de-activing plug-in

Other installed Plug-ins not though to affect page visibility are Members and Minor Improvements. Minor Improvements are not activated. Members was activated hoping for a fix, then de-activated when it was apparent that page-level access was not provided by that plug-in.

Site URL: berekeleyresists.org

Page visibility for Members Forum is set to password for the purpose of this topic. Password = password

Any help or suggestions are appreciated.

Editor Unable to see or change Password (Page Visibility)

chrisresknow — Wed, 12 Oct 2016 13:11:44 +0000

Hi,

I recently setup a password protected page and as I understand from the docs, Admins and Editors should be able to see and change the password, however this isn’t working for me. Only Admins can do this. I’ve tested it on 3 installations.

The docs say:

WARNING: If your site has multiple editors or administrators, they will be able to see your protected and private posts in the Edit screen. They do not need the password to be able to see your protected posts. They can see the private posts in the Edit posts/Pages list, and are able to modify them, or even make them public. Consider these consequences before making such posts in such a multiple-user environment.

Can anybody shed any light on this?

Thanks,
Chris

second page will open only if the submit button on the first page is clicked

workxx8 — Wed, 25 May 2016 05:37:19 +0000

Helo, I have three pages having forms. I want to restrict page visibility as the second page will open only if the submit button on the first page is clicked and similarly the the third page will open if the submit button on the second page is clicked.
Is it possible in wordpress?
Thankyou

Password Protected Pages >> some users say not working

kerrib — Mon, 14 Dec 2015 10:47:08 +0000

Hi
Just wondering if anyone is having a similar issue. We have about 5 password protected pages (using WP page visibility option) and for the majority it is working fine. However a few are reporting that they cannot access the site even with the correct password. They either get looped back to enter a password again or an error message ““The website is unable to display the webpage” HRRP 504/HTTP505”

I’ve been unable to replicate the error so its hard to discover what is happening.

One user said they had the issue on PC/IE but tried on PC/Chrome and it worked.

Any ideas whats going on here?

Password Protected Pages redirect loop broken

designerste — Wed, 25 Mar 2015 13:07:59 +0000

Hi, I’ve searched for an answer on this but cannot find one so have created this post in hope someone can help.

I have a website with some of the pages ‘password protected’ using the built in WordPress solution in page visibility. These pages now require a password to see them which is great – exactly what i need.

But im finding that other user’s who have this password are having to log in, then they get the ‘are you human’ digit box which they enter the correct details. but then, and this is the issue – the site gets stuck in a loop and ends up not finding the original page we are trying to log in to.

Has anyone else had this issue? Ideally i want to give out the password to a select number of friends to have access you specific pages on my website. All other pages will be public.

Conflict with WP's page visibility (passwords) function

b-cat — Sun, 09 Nov 2014 00:48:47 +0000

When I deactivate Cart66, my non-Cart66 pages that have been designated as password protected using WordPress’s built-in visibility option (Visibility > Password Protected) stop working altogether.

(Note that these are pages that have NO items for sale and no Cart66 features on them.)

With Cart66 activated, the pages display properly and WP’s password feature works properly.

With Cart66 deactivated or deleted, the initial password login page generated by WP displays properly, but the page will not accept the correct password and the protected page never displays at all…just get a blank white screen.

Why would deactivating or deleting Cart66 destroy WP’s built-in page password function, and how do I fix this? Thanks for any suggestions!

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