anup

Thanks for the reply.

I don’t remember making any changes in any template file. Can’t say if it’s due to any plugin or any other config. Will check.

thanks again.

Thank you!

OMG ! You’re so kind. This is wonderful. Thank you so much!

https://huelike.com/web/web-stories/

Hi.

I used OceanWP theme

(as an end user, I have no control over the web-story listing page that the google’s web story plugin created.)

thanks

Apart from the above error, the plugin does not work in multi setup going into an endless loop of sending innumerable emails by continuous refresh

You can post by email

Thanks.

Actually this worked:

p.comment-form-url {display:none;}

The comment form can be found in any of the posts at

https://indiapoint.net/archives/

or at

https://indiapoint.net/ca/

The thing is that in Coraline theme (by automattic), I could not find any file from where I could manipulate the comment form like hiding the “website” field.

Currently the tag that the ‘Website’ field uses is
p class=”comment-form-url”

So, I was thinking of using the p class=hide

But cannot seem to find a way to do that through the theme

thanks

Try using wp-members

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-members/

It has an excellent architecture and does all things by itself without disturbing any of the files /database of WP system

I must say you have made an EXCELLENT plugin. I just implemented it at indiapoint.net/career and would be implementing it on other blogs as well.

I only hope you do something about the comment system that we have discussed previously.

many thanks, anup

WP does not have this functionality. Nor does it intend to incorporate it

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/ideas/topic/new-user-registration-moderation

This was one of the highest voted feature request – but as per WP its plugin territory.

The only plugin I have found is:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/new-user-approve/

And that does not work. It sends the approval email to the user for approval & not to the admin !

Strange that WP puts so much of effort on Akismet to stop spam, but a seemingly easier way to approve users (and keep the blog clean of any spam) it does not want to do!

Okay figured that out. However,I would have preferred some bulk edit option

@cbutlerjr Thanks – thats really cool. And thanks for the response.

To the point (1). I would really like to show comments to unlogged users. Only hide comments of the admin from the unlogged users.

To the logged in users, all comments are visible including comments by admin.

I guess if wp-members can block comments from all users, it can also make some exceptions – as show all comments except comment from user_id=”x” kind of thing.

Till now, I have found that one plugin:

https://wpmarketing.org/wp-plugins/auto-hide-comments-hana/

does this kind of thing. But it hides the comments of specified user (eg. admin) even from logged in users !

I only wish there is some solution to such kind of thing.

If there is such solution in your plugin, then that would be the best plugin solution for post/page/comments.

While there are so many post/page plugins, very rarely developers give comments any value to provide the flexibility of posts to comments. (Even WP core developers dont give it the required attention it needs)

thanks again, anup

@cbutlerjr Many thanks for your reply. Meanwhile, I have also tested your plugin (preliminarily) and it seems to be the one I need.

Yes you put it right – the ability to participate. And particularly the ability to participate responsibly and with proper disclosure – not just run of the mill type with fake emails and pseudonyms

I have kind of thought the following regarding the issue:
(lets forget multisite – the blog version of plugin is fine)

1. The replies by the blog admin should not display to unregistered users

2. Only the registered users should be able to view comments by blog admin

3. Only registered users should be able to comment / reply to comment

4. The registered users should go through the email verification process prior to registration

5. The blog admin should be able to moderate user registration after the email verification process is completed

Now to the (1), I guess I have to put something on top of comments.php like <?php if (!is_user_logged_in() && is_post()) { // comments by user id=x not visible } ?> instead of the code suggested in the documentation

Now I am not sure as to what to put in this part of coding (“comments by user id=x not visible”).

Point (2) and (3) is automatic – and requires nothing to do

Point (4) – I have not yet tested wp-members plugin whether it works with email verification – and its also not there is documentation

Point (5) – This the plugin can do – but does this functionality work with Point (4)? I have still to test

Your plugin obviously has great functionality (and nice clean interface).

The particular blog is at: indiapoint.net/ca
thanks again, anup

Plz anyone tell me how do I uninstall cimy extra fields plugin.

thanks