Ben Huson
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BackUpWordPress] Multisite support?I’ve just converted a single site to a multisite install and am currently unable to get BackUpWordPress working. It does’t show up as a plugin in individual sites. I can network activate it – it adds a Backups page to Network level settings but errors when trying to save backup settings.
Maybe HG has some server-side caching that may cause the plugin to fail.
Hi, thank you for that.
I have an open ticket for adding this functionality so will reference this there and hopefully include in a future version.
Michael, was Password Protect version 1.9 working for you, and was it working OK before WordPress 4.2 upgrade.
Please see this support ticket.
If anyone could test the ‘wp-update-1.zip’ and ‘wp-update-2.zip’ versions of the plugin mentioned in that ticket it would help to narrow down the problem, at which point I will release a fixed version.
Many thanks
Ben
This should work:
<?php global $Password_Protected; if ( $Password_Protected->is_user_logged_in() ){ do_this(); } else { do_that(); } ?>@bapcia13 I will make a more prominent note in the FAQ about incompatibility with caching plugins.
I am currently putting together more information based on other feedback regarding caching compatibility.
What happens if you deactivate the ZenCache plugin?
I don’t think the Text Widget supports short codes.
Try installing and using the Shortcode Widget plugin.Hi Tony,
It’s not something I plan on adding but if someone else wants to develop this functionality I will happily add it into the plugin.
I have created a GitHub ticket here if anyone wants to contribute.
That may be of help. You can email the login details via my web site.
Is it a live site or a testing site, just so I know how careful to be 😉
Thanks, I will investigate further…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Expire Users] User Expired Admin Notification goes to which admin?Sorry, just noticed this is in the development version – not yet release.
It will be in version 1.0 due to be released soon.Hi, I’ve done some more testing on this but cannot replicate your issue.
When a user registers themselves from the front-end register form, it correctly sets up the expire date for me.
If you set up a new user in the admin, it defaults to never unless you change it. This is as expected – the automatic setting of dates only happens when a user registers from the register form. Is that what you were expecting to happen?
When you say “none of the automatic functions work”, do you mean a user does;t expire when they are supposed to? Notifications aren’t send etc?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Expire Users] User Expired Admin Notification goes to which admin?There isn’t a way to do this through the admin interface, but there is a WordPress filter which would allow you to set a different admin email.
By default the admin email used in the one set in the WordPress Admin > General Settings.
If you are comfortable with a little PHP code, you can use the
expire_users_admin_emailfilter to change this to a different email address:function my_expire_users_admin_email( $email ) { return '[email protected]'; } add_filter( 'expire_users_admin_email', 'my_expire_users_admin_email' );You could put that code in a custom plugin or your theme’s functions.php file.