Comments on: WP Plugin: Simple Login http://blog.thinkedem.hu/2009/05/02-wp-plugin-simple-login/ "... A shelter from pigs on the wing" Sun, 05 Feb 2012 20:20:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Edem http://blog.thinkedem.hu/2009/05/02-wp-plugin-simple-login/comment-page-1/#comment-7957 Edem Sun, 05 Feb 2012 20:20:45 +0000 http://blog.thinkedem.hu/?p=811#comment-7957 I guess it wouldn't be too difficult, but it kind of goes against the goal of the widget, that is being as simple as possible. Actually I don't even check for the user being logged in, because the called functions printing the links do that already. But you could always use a plugin which hides pages from guest visitors, that also hides their links - I'm using Wordpress Access Control for that. I guess it wouldn’t be too difficult, but it kind of goes against the goal of the widget, that is being as simple as possible. Actually I don’t even check for the user being logged in, because the called functions printing the links do that already. But you could always use a plugin which hides pages from guest visitors, that also hides their links – I’m using WordPress Access Control for that.

]]> By: Marc http://blog.thinkedem.hu/2009/05/02-wp-plugin-simple-login/comment-page-1/#comment-7932 Marc Wed, 01 Feb 2012 09:17:48 +0000 http://blog.thinkedem.hu/?p=811#comment-7932 Hi Edem Is it difficult to add a link into the widget when logged in? I would like to have a link to a specific page that only displays in the widget when the profile is logged in. Can this be done? Cheers Thanks for all your help. Hi Edem
Is it difficult to add a link into the widget when logged in?
I would like to have a link to a specific page that only displays in the widget when the profile is logged in.
Can this be done?
Cheers
Thanks for all your help.

]]> By: Edem http://blog.thinkedem.hu/2009/05/02-wp-plugin-simple-login/comment-page-1/#comment-7927 Edem Tue, 31 Jan 2012 15:03:19 +0000 http://blog.thinkedem.hu/?p=811#comment-7927 Deleting the link wouldn't stop them being able to access the dashboard, though if they are not site admins, there's only a few things they can do there. (Create a Subscriber test account and login to see what can they access.) Currently you can't remove the site admin link, but I might add the option if I find the time (which is not likely for a while unfortunately). Deleting the link wouldn’t stop them being able to access the dashboard, though if they are not site admins, there’s only a few things they can do there. (Create a Subscriber test account and login to see what can they access.) Currently you can’t remove the site admin link, but I might add the option if I find the time (which is not likely for a while unfortunately).

]]> By: Marc http://blog.thinkedem.hu/2009/05/02-wp-plugin-simple-login/comment-page-1/#comment-7925 Marc Tue, 31 Jan 2012 12:26:38 +0000 http://blog.thinkedem.hu/?p=811#comment-7925 Thanks for the plug-in. Heaps better than Meta. Can you tell me if I can erase the "Site Admin" link that is displayed after logging in? I want one level of user to not access the dashboard but still access private content on the frontend. Cheers Thanks for the plug-in. Heaps better than Meta. Can you tell me if I can erase the “Site Admin” link that is displayed after logging in? I want one level of user to not access the dashboard but still access private content on the frontend.
Cheers

]]> By: Edem http://blog.thinkedem.hu/2009/05/02-wp-plugin-simple-login/comment-page-1/#comment-7625 Edem Wed, 04 Jan 2012 23:25:34 +0000 http://blog.thinkedem.hu/?p=811#comment-7625 No, this plugin doesn't handle variables. The selected page is handed to wp_loginout without any parsing. These predefined options were satisfying for my own needs, implementing custom variables is possible, but was too time consuming at the time. :) If you'd like to implement it, you need to parse <code>$option['redirectto']</code> and set <code>$redirect</code> accordingly, in the <code>widget_simple_login</code> function. (Look for the switch at around line 26.) No, this plugin doesn’t handle variables. The selected page is handed to wp_loginout without any parsing. These predefined options were satisfying for my own needs, implementing custom variables is possible, but was too time consuming at the time. :) If you’d like to implement it, you need to parse $option['redirectto'] and set $redirect accordingly, in the widget_simple_login function. (Look for the switch at around line 26.)

]]> By: Jo http://blog.thinkedem.hu/2009/05/02-wp-plugin-simple-login/comment-page-1/#comment-7624 Jo Wed, 04 Jan 2012 23:14:02 +0000 http://blog.thinkedem.hu/?p=811#comment-7624 Hey, great plug-in, was exactly what I was looking for. Only one hitch: I need clients to be able to log in and be redirected to their own private page. I've tried using [variable]username[/variable] in the custom redirect field, but it apparently can't read variables...? Suggestions? Hey, great plug-in, was exactly what I was looking for. Only one hitch: I need clients to be able to log in and be redirected to their own private page. I’ve tried using [variable]username[/variable] in the custom redirect field, but it apparently can’t read variables…? Suggestions?

]]> By: Edem http://blog.thinkedem.hu/2009/05/02-wp-plugin-simple-login/comment-page-1/#comment-7269 Edem Fri, 18 Nov 2011 17:29:57 +0000 http://blog.thinkedem.hu/?p=811#comment-7269 Hi, since the plugin has some configurations, and I try to make it simple, I never tried to make it available via a function call. If you're okay with static configuration, you could try to copy the code from the widget's widget_simple_login function, should be simple enough. Or feel free to make a version with an options page configuration and a function call. Hi, since the plugin has some configurations, and I try to make it simple, I never tried to make it available via a function call. If you’re okay with static configuration, you could try to copy the code from the widget’s widget_simple_login function, should be simple enough. Or feel free to make a version with an options page configuration and a function call.

]]> By: Edem http://blog.thinkedem.hu/2009/05/02-wp-plugin-simple-login/comment-page-1/#comment-7268 Edem Fri, 18 Nov 2011 17:25:04 +0000 http://blog.thinkedem.hu/?p=811#comment-7268 Hi, thanks for the positive feedback. Actually that "Admin" is taken from the language localisation, so you would need to change the system-wide german language file. (I try to keep the plugin as simple as possible.) Hi, thanks for the positive feedback.
Actually that “Admin” is taken from the language localisation, so you would need to change the system-wide german language file. (I try to keep the plugin as simple as possible.)

]]> By: Uwe http://blog.thinkedem.hu/2009/05/02-wp-plugin-simple-login/comment-page-1/#comment-7267 Uwe Fri, 18 Nov 2011 17:12:26 +0000 http://blog.thinkedem.hu/?p=811#comment-7267 Hey, thanks for the wonderful "little" PlugIn. There's one wish, after Login the user see "Admin" (witch is the user-dashboard) and "Anmelden" (german for LogIn). Is it possible to change the "admin" in "profile" fpr example? I didn't found a way in the php. Thanks for your trouble. Regards Uwe Hey, thanks for the wonderful “little” PlugIn.
There’s one wish, after Login the user see “Admin” (witch is the user-dashboard) and “Anmelden” (german for LogIn). Is it possible to change the “admin” in “profile” fpr example?

I didn’t found a way in the php.

Thanks for your trouble.
Regards
Uwe

]]> By: Dyce http://blog.thinkedem.hu/2009/05/02-wp-plugin-simple-login/comment-page-1/#comment-1248 Dyce Sat, 26 Jun 2010 07:29:39 +0000 http://blog.thinkedem.hu/?p=811#comment-1248 Is there a way to code this into my theme instead of using the widget? Is there a way to code this into my theme instead of using the widget?

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