Retrofitter
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We have done some further discovery and found a temporary fix, that may help others while we’re hoping for Complianz to look into the issue.
It seems that the plugin during the initial setup creates a css-stylesheet, that is placed in the ’uploads’ folder – something like https://domain.com/wp-content/uploads/complianz/css/banner-1-optin.css?v=22And it seems that this stylesheet fails to load when a (partial) page refresh is initiated by WP Interactivity API.
We were able to fix the issue by copying the stylesheet and enqueuing it from the theme. It’s a somewhat hacky fix, since the exact same stylesheet is now loading two times for each page.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [IP Based Login] Administrators cannot access admin-pagesHi again
Thanks a lot for answering so promptly.
You can create the link yourdomain.com/?no_login=5
If the user is already logged in IP Based Login will not log that user in. It will simply skip.
That’s great. We will test and it will probably mostly solve the issue.
I can make a filter for you and you can hook into that filter using “add_filter” and write your logic as you wish to enable/disable login. Let me know if this works for you and I will add it.
That would be an even better solution.
If we could check for is_admin() and the new is_login() function and return false or something, it would be really great.
Best regards
SteffenForum: Plugins
In reply to: [IP Based Login] Administrators cannot access admin-pagesHi again
Thanks for the answer. Unfortunately it is not helpful in the specific situation. The users will auto-logged-in via IP with role subscriber and will not see the admin bar, so that link will not be visible to the users.
Can the link be placed in the footer instead. If it is available via a php function that would work for us.
Another question – if a user ’disable auto login’ will that only work for the specified amount? And will the user be auto logged in again, when 5 mins, 15 mins or 1 hour has passed?
it would be more useful in this specific situation if the admin user could completely disable auto login – basically do not auto login if wordpress_logged_in_[hash] cookie has already been set.
Another solution could be IP Based Login could be disabled for /wp-admin/ and wp-login.php – maybe using is_admin()
Best regards
SteffenI can confirm, that the issue has been fixed in version 1.3.1 – still a great plugin.
Thanks and best regards
SteffenHi Ahmed
Sounds really great. I’m assuming it wasn’t fixed in version 1.3.0. It doesn’t seem that way in the test I’ve been doing.
So I’m hoping for it to be fixed in a later version.
Thanks for looking into it.
Best regards
SteffenHi again – the problem seems to be that the vertical bar/pipe is changed to from | to %7C
So
<a href="*|ARCHIVE|*">View this email in your browser</a>becomes
<a href="*%7CARCHIVE%7C*">View this email in your browser</a>and therefore Mailchimp does not recognize the mergetag and does not replace it with the intended content.
Thanks for the update – have a nice day. I’ll have a look at it.
Best regards
Steffen- This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by Retrofitter.
That sounds great.
Right of the bat I would say, that I would want them to be separated as default. In my book you would use custom post types to separate different content types, so it would also make sense to separate them from an analytics point of view.
But some kind of filtering function might also do the trick.
Mind you I haven’t had time to actually install and play the plugin, so my opinion is very theoretical.
And thanks for making this very interesting plugin. It’s really with an alternative to Jetpack and Google Analytics.
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In reply to: [Media Credit] Prevent setting default creditThanks a lot, really appreciate that you’re taking time to consider this issue.
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In reply to: [Media Credit] Prevent setting default creditThanks for clarifying – so the attachment author is displayed in the credit field, but not actually stored as such in wp_postmeta.
And the attachment author is also credited in the frontend unless it is prevented in the plugin setting.
It’s a little confusion, but I hope I get it now.
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In reply to: [WP Admin No Show] user with a secondary roleI’ve been having the same problem.
Members from Justin Tadlock now allows users to have more than one role, which is great.
But the consequence can be that an administrator/editor is locked out of wp-admin, because he/she is also subscriber.
So a possibility to whitelist certain roles to make sure, that they always have access to wp-admin would be really great.
Thanks for nice plugin
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In reply to: [WP User Groups] WP User Group and multisiteOr I forgot one thing.
I guess the function would also need to unassign users from groups, if the criterias aren’t met.
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In reply to: [WP User Groups] WP User Group and multisiteHi John
Thanks a lot for your answer.
What I’m talking about is a set of groups that exists across all sites in the multisite, and where a user is either part of a group on all sites, or not part of the group on any site.
But I was kind of contemplating a different approach, so my follow up question would be, whether it is possible to programmatically assign a user to a group – perhaps based upon data in user meta.
In our use case it would probably be something like, if User A has seven digits in a specific user meta field, then he/she is assigned to Group 1, and if he/she has five characters in another specific user meta field then he/she is assigned to Group 2.
In order to work this function would somehow have to run on each site, every time a user/administrator creates or updates a user profile. Or alternatively I guess it could be triggered as a cron job on each site.
The benefit of this approach in our user case would be, that the site administrator would only have to worry about updating the relevant user meta fields, and not about manually assigning users to groups.
And yes, if we where to build this functionality, we would definitely need professional help.
Best regards
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In reply to: [Members Multisite User Roles Sync] Limit to specific rolesHi Jeffrey
Thanks for getting back with an answer – will be watching the changelogForum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Capability across multisiteThanks everybody. I’ll look closer at user role editor.