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  • Thread Starter capinha

    (@capinha)

    Hello,

    There’s no problem. If you can tell me what should i change on code to exclude some categories, in future, when i update the plugin, i edit again the code and insert that part of code.

    Two things I’ve seen so far:
    – If you enable “Share Cookie across Network”, and in the field for “Network Domain” you forget to take the www of your domain, putting https://www.domain.com instead of domain.com, the plugin will not work and will do exactly what happens to you.
    – If your site can be accessed by https://www.domain.com and https://www.domain.pt, the plugin will also only work for the domain that is placed in the backoffice for the site and the backoffice. Accessing the site with the other domain the plugin will not work and once again it will do what it does to you at the moment. If you open the error console you may see that it says “Cross-origin request. In Access-Control-Allow-Origin header”.

    Thread Starter capinha

    (@capinha)

    Hello,
    I have already tried to create a restricted content by doing the way you described it, but when I save the page, the [row] [column], etc., are added at the beginning and at the end, and then the [/ restricted] stops act as the closure of the restricted content, and is now shown as normal text.
    There could be a more correct method of doing it that I had not found, but will this be the only way to do it?
    Best Regards

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