adamtba

Awesome, thanks! A few quick follow-up questions:

1) For your premium addons, is the license fee for one year or perpetual? I want to make sure if there are security or enhancement updates to the addon that we can get these on an ongoing basis.

2) I see that you can display members based on membership level, which is great. Is it also possible to add other custom categories to members (e.g., “winners”) and add directory shortcode that only displays members of a certain category (in addition to member of a certain membership level)?

3) Generally speaking, are the various components of the directory output coded with classes in a way that will make them easy to target with CSS for styling?

4) Off-topic a bit, but I see that we can manually approve membership registrations, but can we manually add members? In our case, all members will be added manually.

5) Finally, entirely for the benefit of my client, is there anything I can provide to my client that will help them feel good about this plugin solution re: it being safe/secure? Less a question of the content being protected (it’s nothing too sensitive), and more a question of the plugin and its addons being safe to install and suitably secure against common hacks. Your plugin looks great to me, as does your support! However, anything you can note that I can pass on to my client on this matter would be great. Thanks so much for your prompt responses on this forum!

I think the Custom Messages addon may do the trick. We will have two types of members on our site, those with full membership permissions, and those with “guest” permissions who have access to a subset of the pages that those with “full” membership permissions can see. Am I correct that 1) with the core plugin we can create membership levels for members, and then assign different categories of membership access to different pages, and then 2) with the Custom Messages addon we can provide one custom message (that includes HTML) to users who aren’t members at all, and a different message to users who are members but don’t have the required level of access (which, since we only have two levels, would be our “guest” members)?

Ah, thank you! Yes, that was the issue — I switched from PHP 5.2 to 5.3 and was then able to activate the plugin. Thank you for your help!

Thanks for the response, and sorry for the lack of detail in the original post. Lite. Version 1.0.16

fgerneth: Thanks for this suggestion. I have the same issue as macdonaldr93 above. I see the relevant code to replace in that first location – core/class-itsec-core.php:82 – but in the second location – core/class-itsec-global-settings:388 – I just see the closing parenthesis and semicolon of an add_settings_field for itsec_global[user_lockout_message]. This doesn’t seem like the right line to replace. Could you list the actual code that needs to be replaced in this file with the code you’ve provided above? That would be great. Fixing just the one location hasn’t solved the 404 issue, so I’m assuming I need to also find a way to make that second fix.

iThemes Support: Any word on a long-term fix for this issue? The 404s pile up because of the paths issue described above. I’m likewise hosting in a Windows environment.

Thanks!