Anonymous
Is there something similar which just prevents non-registered users from POSTING? I don’t mind people reading, but I’d like to restrict posts to only my users…
why don’t you just change the admin level required for users to post?
Anonymous, non registered users cannot access the admin pages, and so cannot post, by default.
Even newly created users have a user level 0 which allows them to read, but not post.
“why don’t you just change the admin level required for users to post?”
Care to give me some idea how to do that? That would solve the problem I’m having.
is that with wp 1.3 or 1.2? I’ve gotten that error with some plug-ins together with 1.3…
no clue how to solve it though
i’m using 1.2, i didn’t have other plug-ins activated too
they seemed to be referring to this method called “header”
one that goes header(something)
i don’t know php though, any one able to help me with it?
i notice it only happened when i am not logged in
Anonymous
Thanks for this plugin, it works well and does what I want it to do except for one small niggle.
I use Feedreader to read the blog (it’s a multi-user blog). The posts are coming through the rss feed fine, I added my username and password to the feed and everything runs OK.
But …. the comments feed is not feeding. I set it up in the same way as the main feed, with username and password. It doesn’t fall over when it checks the blog but it passes nothing back.
It will be a busy blog and it is already difficult to keep a track of all the comments posted – I *need* my feed!
Any ideas?
Thanks
Beth
I installed this on a test blog and was still able to see everything even when logged out. I’m running WP 1.2.1
Anonymous
How does this plugin affect the RSS feeds? I want the entire blog to be private, for registered users only, and I don’t want anyone to be able to read the posts through the RSS feeds. Should I disable the RSS feeds entirely? How do I do that?
Delete the atom, rss, rss2 files.
I am having the same problem as Trench. I am using 1.2.2 on an IIS sever, MySQL 4.0.13, PHP 4.3.7. All non registered users can view the entire blog.
Ideas?
Thanks.
Hi, I use WP 1.2.2 and after activating the plugin I get the error message
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /myserverpath/wordpress/index.php:9) in /myserverpath/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/registered_only.php on line 63
(and line 64, 65, 66 and 72)
I did not change the registered_only.php at all.
Does anyone know what’s wrong?
I am having the exact same issue as Hathor. I use WP on IIS with Win2k, and wp 1.2.2. The weird thing is I am using this plug on the same server with a different wp install in its own mysql db. The actual error is blow.
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at E:\facilis\is\index.php:9) in E:\facilis\is\wp-content\plugins\registered_only.php on line 63
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at E:\facilis\is\index.php:9) in E:\facilis\is\wp-content\plugins\registered_only.php on line 64
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at E:\facilis\is\index.php:9) in E:\facilis\is\wp-content\plugins\registered_only.php on line 65
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at E:\facilis\is\index.php:9) in E:\facilis\is\wp-content\plugins\registered_only.php on line 66
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at E:\facilis\is\index.php:9) in E:\facilis\is\wp-content\plugins\registered_only.php on line 72
Ideas anyone?
Delete all leading and trailing spaces and carriage returns from the top and bottom of the plug in file if they are in there.
