The last time somebody mentioned this…. apparently there isn’t a hack or anything. and that you should just use .htaccess
But that again… I could be wrong….. and I would love to have a hack liddat…. then my users won’t be a double set of ids and password
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audra
(@audra)
*bawls* I guess I’m stuck with a public blog. My parentals and some family know about my site and it sucks.
Anonymous
I am sure someone who knows will correct me if I am wrong, but it seems to me a cheap (and very dirty) way would be to put a copy of auth.php in your main directory and add something like:
`<?php require(‘wp-config.php’); require_once(‘auth.php’); ?>’
To the top of your index page.
I can post comments with username and email registered. Why ?
Anonymous
if it is any help, I think I accomplished that (still testing it, but so far it’s worked fine) by adding the line
require($curpath.'/auth.php');
just after
require($curpath.'/wp-config.php');
to wp-blog-header.php, copying auth.php to the main dir and changing the reference to wp-config in auth.php to reflect the directory change (from .. to .).
Hope it helps.
I tried to do this,
If I am not logged in, it asks me to login and then works fine
But if I am already logged in, then it takes me into the post area instead of just showing me the post.
Vohiyaar, this thread might help…
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/10/4048
