johnkolbert

This plugin retains the ability to lock everyone out. That is the main purpose of this plugin.

Can you post the URL of the options page (you can remove your domain name for privacy)? A previous user was getting this message because he renamed the plugin folder with something that contained a ‘space’ in it. Did you do something similiar?

Sorry all for delayed/lackluster responses. Been busy traveling and with client work. I’ll try and take a look at these issues in the next day or two and see if I can nail down why the emails work for some and not for others.

Go ahead and shoot me an email. Here’s what to expect:

I’ll need an admin account created for me on your site and I’ll test registrations, emails, etc. I’ll add a new plugin that let’s me run some diagnostic code (Developer’s Codebox, also created by myself), and I may change myself as the admin email for the site while testing (so that I get the emails and not you). I’ll revert everything back when I’m done and you can delete my account.

I’d be interested in running a few diagnostics on your site. Shoot me an email if you don’t mind: j[at]johnkolbert[dot]com

Yes, it makes sense to include the IP address. I’ll add it on my todo list. Thanks for the input.

Unfortunetly you cannot lock more then one parent page with the current version. Keep in mind, however, that all child pages of the parent page are also blocked, so you can block an unlimited number, so long as they are children of the locked page. You can modify this by hacking the abpr_is_members_page() function.

Regarding the logout redirect, check the codex for wp_logout_url()

Any messages sent before you updated will have the incorrect link in them. The plugin was updated quite drastically for v2.0, so the URL of the moderation page changed (thus the error your getting). The new URL is https://www.yoursite.com/wp-admin/users.php?page=functions.php&u_id=xx

Where xx is the user ID of the person you are moderating, which is 19 based on the link you posted in the first post. You can, alternatively, click on the ‘Moderate’ link under ‘Users’ (in the side panel of links in the admin area) for a list of all users awaiting moderation.

Hope that helps.

Was the message that sent that link sent before or after you upgraded? Can you access the Absolute Privacy settings page? Is yes, what is the setting for the message sent to the admin saying there is a pending approval?

Are you using v2.0.5? The link causing that error is a url from v 1.3.

v2.0.5 should have the link formatted: get_bloginfo( ‘url’ ) . ‘/wp-admin/users.php?page=functions.php&u_id=’ . $user_id,

Ok, v2.0.5 fixes the issue @toz_br was having with the settings page not displaying properly for a limited number of users.

Many thanks to @toz_br for letting use his site for testing as I couldn’t duplicate the issue on my end.

WordPress v1.3 was never tested and never worked properly with multisite installations. That you got it working at all was pure luck. v2.0.x simply prevents any of the code from firing if multisite is detected, as many support requests I got were “v1.3 is not working in my MU installation”.

That said, I’ve updated the readme with a notice that multisite is not supported so as to avoid any confusion. It should show up on the WP.org page shortly.

You can remove the multisite checks in v2.0.4 by deleting the following lines in absolute_privacy.php: 59 & 80; and the following lines in functions.php: 95-99;

Test at your own risk.

@tox_br would you mind making me an admin account on your site and emailing the credentials to me so I can take a look? j[at]johnkolbert[dot]com

Ok, those having this problem right now should upgrade to v2.0.4 which I just released. Then go to Settings->General and make sure “Unapproved” is NOT set to your default role. Make it subscriber (or whatever fits your site).

Ok, just uploaded v2.0.4.

Those upgrading from v1.3 will now have their settings transfer over correctly. Included a few other bug fixes as well. Please let me know if you find problems in this release. I appreciate everyones patience and being willing to post your problems in the forum!