Rating: 5 stars
Try many plugins but only this plugin solves my problem. It works like a charm.
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very useful!
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This is exactlly the plugin which i need for only simple task
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there are many plugin to restrict access for users on role based but I was looking for something to restrict page access to login users..
I try many but this one work fine as i expected..
This very simple and easy to use..
made my day worth..
Rating: 5 stars
Works just like it should.
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Many deprecated notices
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Thank you for this outstanding plugin. I am not sure if you still maintain the plugin or not but I would just like to say that it works beautifully. If you do maintain the plugin at all, please help me with a small function to block access to custom post types or alternatively, posts with a specific permalink structure such as: https://www.example.com/invoices*.
But either way, your plugin is brilliant.
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This plugin used to work great, but with WordPress 4.8+, it fails and the author hasn’t provided any recourse. For shame.
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Hi. I’ve been experiencing the below error continually for weeks while editing pages/posts:
*Connection lost. Saving has been disabled until you’re reconnected. We’re backing up this post in your browser, just in case.
I’ve been troubleshooting that and trying to determine the cause. It’s been massively frustrating and has caused huge time loss, I mean hours & hours….
Anyway, today I discovered the cause. The errors only occurred during page/post edits. Forum posts indicated to me it must be a clashing plugin, or badly written plugin, or one what never closed all connections to the MySQL DB. Anyway I found an alternative to this & installed/enabled that. Then disabled Page Restrict – ET VOILA!! EUREKA! That has stopped the error.
I would be very careful if you install this. Check it stability & if you get “Connection lost…” messages, you’ll now know the cause!
Hope this helps a few of you diagnose your problems & also stop some people going through the hell I have for months.
Best of luck!
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Simple user interface, lock off front end pages or posts with a simple login box.
It does what it says on the tin ??
Rating: 1 star
I got lots of errors and just deleted the plugin
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ótimo plugin free
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It works! Very simple…
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Now i am sad! ??
It worked perfectly now I have no other solution as easy as this was.
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Doesn’t work on WP 4.7
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Doesn’t work on WP 4.6.1
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Simple and perfect !
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Worked out of the box without any issues. Nice plugin. Thank you.
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Does exactly what I needed and worked without any issues.
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Even if it says 3.4.2 I have not encountered any errors in 4.4.1 WordPress version.
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Exactly what I was looking for.
Running flawless on WP 4.4
Tested both on pages and posts. Not tested with forums (e.g BBpress).
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No translation possible.
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does not work
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We needed to force login on a single page and this works great. Love how it uses the site theme for the login page it displays so it all looks nice and seamless!
Side note: It’s compatible with the Active Directory Integration plugin and logs in the user and creates a profile as expected.
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Receive error in backend. wp_specialchars is deprecated… where the page and post lists should be.
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It’s odd that you’d put your text after the input field:
<label for="log"><input type="text" name="log" id="log" value="' . esc_html ( stripslashes ( $user_login ) , 1 ) . '" size="22" /> '
. apply_filters( 'pr_username_label', 'Username' ) . '</label><br />
<label for="pwd"><input type="password" name="pwd" id="pwd" size="22" /> '
. apply_filters( 'pr_password_label' , 'Password' ) . '</label><br />
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Log In" class="button" />Why not put it before like most login screens?
<label for="log"> '
. apply_filters( 'pr_username_label', 'Username' ) . '<input type="text" name="log" id="log" value="' . esc_html ( stripslashes ( $user_login ) , 1 ) . '" size="22" /></label><br />
<label for="pwd"> '
. apply_filters( 'pr_password_label' , 'Password' ) . '<input type="password" name="pwd" id="pwd" size="22" /></label><br />
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Log In" class="button" />Rating: 5 stars
Simple and easy to use. Very useful!
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Works just great. Simple and easy to use. Excelent plugin!
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Firstly, authors, you should fix the following error (can be seen with WP_DEBUG):
( ! ) Notice: wp_specialchars is deprecated since version 2.8! Use esc_html() instead.
Secondly, I use Advanced Custom Fields extensively. They are not affected by the plugin at all, and same is for any post meta.
Thirdly, all content is still visible through the rss feed! I wouldn’t trust this plugin with any content that is secret. Needs a lot of work before it can be used properly, sorry guys.
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For some changes, such as the language, you have to modify the files (2) php.
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