Below are a few links you can find information on how to whitelist specific URLs or bypass the login based on certain criteria.
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-force-login/faq/
https://github.com/kevinvess/wp-force-login/wiki/Frequently-Asked-Questions
Also, checkout this article I wrote on LinkedIn; it discusses the new v_forcelogin_bypass filter and how in version 5.0 you can utilize the WordPress Conditional Tags.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/new-features-force-login-50-kevin-vess
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So that didn’t answer my question.
$whitelist[] = site_url( ‘/2015/03/post-title/’ );
I don’t want to individually whitelist every post I make. Do you have a mass whitelist code to allow all posts
Thanks
Actually, I did answer your question – those links show examples of code to whitelist or bypass the login for any circumstance.
You just need to adjust them to fit your specific needs.
I don’t want to individually whitelist every post I make.
And you don’t have to, look at the LinkedIn article I suggested – it has an example of how you can whitelist a URL using the WordPress Conditional Tags.
You just need to replace the is_home() function with is_single() if you want to whitelist any post URL.
https://gist.github.com/kevinvess/641aad7cbe5bb42a751ef8ba7fee74ce#file-wp-force-login-bypass-php-L8
If you’re unfamiliar with the WordPress Conditional Tags and you’re unsure of how to write your own unique conditions to whitelist URLs for your website – I suggest you hire a developer to help you craft the exact code you need.
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