rayholt

They are not visible, but I do have the default post status set to draft… so all submissions were draft.

I do see how if I change default to publish that the unauthorized users are set as drafts, whereas the authorized users have their messages published.

Sorry if this was an oversight on my part in any support documentation, as I thought the unauthorized emails would simply be rejected completed and not turned into any type of post.

Thank you for the quick response and clarification.

Hey Brian,

I just went to your website but I do not see that message. Sounds like something that has to do with the admin section. Try logging out (if you can) or opening up a private browser and accessing your website. Does it show up correctly then? After you login does it then break?

Ray

This repeats for each category:

<?php query_posts(cat=5);
  while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
    <div class="post">
	 <h2 class="h2title">
           <a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark" style="display:block; width:400px; float:left;"><?php the_title(); ?></a>	<span class="comment"><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>#specials">Specials</a></span></h2>
    </div>
  <?php endwhile; ?>

In that case, yes. Unless you are using some sort of version control and accessing your theme through FTP. WP does not have the revision on site files, plugins, etc. So be sure to backup before you make any changes. I can’t stress that enough.

-RH

I’m trying to figure out how to do the same thing but instead of on the home page on tag.php and having it display only the posts that are relevant to the particular tag retrieved from have_posts().

I don’t think your “Site address (URL)” is set properly in the general settings section of your dashboard. Your site is in a sub directory /wordpress/ and your index.php is in the right place (although it looks like it was moved instead of copied) but your site is possibly configured to look for it in the /wordpress/ directory.

So your general settings should be as follows:
WordPress address (URL) = https://www.duckandsasquatch.com/wordpress
Site address (URL) = https://www.duckandsasquatch.com

Since you don’t have access to your dashboard you will have to manually go into your database to make these settings.

*Don’t forget to backup before you do any of this.

WordPress facilitates multiple admins/editors… so you won’t have any problems. The one thing you will notice is that if you go to edit a post that is being currently edited by another user it will show an alert at the top with something along the lines of “this post is currently being edited by…”. Even if changes are made you can always go back to revisions to compare in case you feel you may have overwritten something. Hope this helps.

How come you decided to have your database hosted at a different location than your site files?

The force upgrade looks like it’s supposed to be used to go from 1.5 to 2.0, and you have 3.0? If you do not have the plugins menu item then it does not appear that you have full administrative privileges, but that of possibly an editor.

Try this for your wp_capabilities meta value for your admin user:

a:1:{s:13:”administrator”;b:1;}

I’m not exactly sure what you mean. You are unable to login or you need to get to youblogname.com/wp-admin/ to access the dashboard?

I’ve released a newer version of the plugin which features per user options.

Here is the Plugin – Visit Site Settings.

Here is the plugin https://holtis.com/visit-site-settings/

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