PurpleEdge

Isn’t that where I posted my comment? i.e. It’s here??

Yep, thanks!

That was easy, thanks very much! Works great now.
I looked at a couple of other FAQ plugins and decided I preferred the simple appearance of Arconix, so I’ll be sticking with it!

Thanks, I got it to work quite simply by modifying…

/*GWB
        if( is_array( get_option('wplike2get_settings') ) )
            $options = array_merge(array('ajaxurl' => admin_url('admin-ajax.php'), 'cookie_suffix' => $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']), get_option('wplike2get_settings'));
        else
            $options = array( 'ajaxurl' => admin_url('admin-ajax.php'), 'cookie_suffix' => $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] );
*/
        if( is_array( get_option('wplike2get_settings') ) )
            $options = array_merge(array('ajaxurl' => admin_url('admin-ajax.php'), 'cookie_suffix' => '_l2g'), get_option('wplike2get_settings'));
        else
            $options = array( 'ajaxurl' => admin_url('admin-ajax.php'), 'cookie_suffix' => '_l2g' );

Without the URL the cookie is global

With a clean install of wp and tml…

The key is reset/cleared when the user resets their password? If they don’t reset their password then the old key is retained.

The email goes to the user’s email address.

…is this a problem?

OK, I can get it to work with the above do_shortcode.

If you can tell me if it can also work by calling a function I would be even more grateful!

Ah, that’s why it didn’t work the first time I tried it!

How can I set it up so that only one of the options is needed to reveal the content? Just duplicate the code for each button?

OK, you aren’t allowed to post a link here to a premium plugin. I understand that.

Can you add a link to a demo of your premium plugin at your premium plugin site?

I can’t imagine anyone will purchase your premium plugin without a demo of what it does!

I take that as a NO ?

Can’t you post a link to the demo page?

Got to say I agree with XXLNote, it is important to know the limitations of a plugin. In this case a user could easily assume that a hidden menu means that the page is inaccessible. Nothing to do with membership systems, just an understanding of what a hidden menu confers on the site.

I’ve used a CMS, Website Baker, where pages can be restricted to users/roles and the menu is built from the accessibility of the user to the pages. It surprised me that WP didn’t work the same way.

Having said that I’m grateful that you have made this plugin, thanks!

Thanks – for dummies like me, don’t forget the quotes “100%” and set the lightbox size to ‘large’ in the settings for Lightbox Gallery.

In case that you would like to set the default lightbox size:
thumbnail medium large full

Same problem, I can’t get the reset password page to display.

How do you modify the themed-profiles.css file, it doesn’t behave in the same way?

Thanks, I used str_replace on the returned string to insert the new value.

Hi @vovafeldman,

If you add that this widget requires hosting of the data at a third party site to the installation instructions tab shown on the widget’s page then I’ll double my rating to 2 stars!

Seriously, you wasted my time by not emphasising the third party hosting. Had I known, I wouldn’t have downloaded it and I wouldn’t have bothered rating it. My rating is based on the time I wasted. Obviously I can’t comment on the quality of the plugin because I didn’t install it once I got to the bit about the third party site.

Contrary to your comment, I had to do a word search on the description page to find the phrase “hosted by Rating-Widget.com” so while you might not be hiding this fact it certainly isn’t obvious.

Perhaps I misunderstand the role of rating-widget.com because on that website it says…

What is Rating-Widget?

Rating-Widget is the Self-Hosted Star Rating System for your Blog or Website. i.e. a voting control which enable rating elements of content in your site by its readers.

… so where is the data for this plugin hosted??