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Example Themes Not Uploading

Hoagpl — Mon, 06 Oct 2014 18:38:48 +0000

Not able to see example themes when clicking on any of the available themes using the screening mode.

Simple Way to Redirect Form Submission

QCzar — Tue, 29 Jan 2013 17:36:26 +0000

Hi, I’m currently using a series of plugins on a dating site I’m setting up. The current system does not support any kind of profile screening solution (need to redirect people who submit flagged answers to a rejection page) and this is something desperately needed. I was wondering if there was a simple script that could add this functionality.

It would not have to be elegant (plan to get a real developer to do something more pro later) or perfect. Just something that gets the job done for now without too much hassle. I quite frankly don’t know the scale and scope of this in terms of php scripting overall, so I could be just really stupid or asking for way too much. I just don’t know.

I have tried (in my extreme ignorance) different solutions, but I’m thinking there is something simple I’m missing. Most importantly, I cannot (because of said ignorance) determine where and when (in the scripts) the form data is submitted, thus I’m unable to hijack it. I don’t like hacking plugin code given my lack of knowledge about their specific makeup and pro-level php in general.

But I am up against an extreme deadline (today) and feel I have no choice. Using simplistic screening methods to go through $_POST data has proven effective…when I can intercept said data.

Here is the site in question (it’s far from pro, but I believe the other stuff can be fixed easily enough): The Site

Main Plugin: Dating Site Plugin

Discussion Settings: Sending E-Mails to another user account

databell96 — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 03:57:30 +0000

I have a user in my account who is doing Social Media and Blogging for my client but is not the administrator. That would be me. So how can she receive emails when someone posts a comment to the blog because she’s the one doing the screening?

Plugin or Feature to Screen Posts to Certain Level Users (Reading)

shetakaey — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 03:09:44 +0000

I have been searching high and low for a plugin that will let me hide certain posts from the public and make them readable only by selected registered users (as opposed to ALL registered users). PostLevels (plugin) was supposed to do this, but it does not work and has not been updated since early 2007. It seems to only function to hide posts from the public, but all screened posts are visible to all registered users — who can’t seem to comment, though, unless their level is okayed. Unfortunately, that’s insufficient security.

Level2Categories only secures levels for users who post as opposed to users who only read. No one posts to my blog but me, so this is useless. And I lack the techspertise to write my own.

For now, I’ll make do without but if anyone knows of a plugin that works with WP 2.6, I’d be thrilled to hear about it. Or you know, if you wanted to write one…

Customizing?

Fri, 23 Mar 2007 12:45:16 +0000

I have a website, but without “participation.” I want to integrate a comment section into my site with the same design as the site. I also wish to “screen” all comments, if possible. Would this require a free or a paid version?