caribhereiam

Just found this link

https://www.rlmseo.com/blog/read-more-link-on-wordpress-pages/

It seems to explain my symptoms. If this is a valid explanation,
what do I do next ????

oops

https://www.rlmseo.com/blog/read-more-link-on-wordpress-pages/

Mark,

I found this link:

Could this be related to the problem that I am having ? And can it be used to fix it ?

Thanks again.

A week ago, I tried the WP Help plugin support forum for assistance with no response yet, so I’m trying a broader audience in the

hopes of getting some resolution TO my problem.

I was able to install the WP Help plugin and begin the process of developing Help documentation for the site. I’ve been able to build

and sequence/re-sequence documents as desired. I’m not sure what I did wrong, but when I Click the “(more…)” quicktag after

selecting a Help Topic, the display shows the same snippet/extract and the same “(more…)” quicktag. No change in the display

content, (i.e., the whole document does not appear).

The blog is a members-only site. Only the Contributor role and above can see the Help menu on the Dashboard (as designed and desired).
Additional testing has yielded the same results; the snippet/extract displayed by selection of a help topic is all that appears upon
selection. When the “(more…)” quicktag is clicked, the rest of the document does not appear. The Edit function shows the complete
content of the help topic and all changes are recorded as expected.

I’m sorry but I am still befuddled and could really use some help.
I’m guessing that there is something simple that I’ve forgotten to do or have accidentally done to cause this situation. I would greatly appreciate any guidance in correcting this issue.

Thanks for taking the time to read this post and respond. Thanks in advance for the help.

Mark,

Additional testing, remains unsuccessful; beyond the snippet displayed by selection of a help topic is all that appears upon selection. When the “(more…)” quicktag is clicked, the rest of the document does not appear. The Edit function shows the complete content of the help topic and all changes are recorded as hey should be. I’m sorry but I am still befuddled and could really use some help.

Thanks in advance for the help.

Thank you WPyogi for the tip about the posting of code on the forum, I was not previously aware of the convention and will be compliant in the future.

I had reviewed the Changelog of WP-members for a solution to my problem and didn’t see anything addressing the problem (partial page display before notification of the restricted access). However, I do notice that there is a change in 2.8.6 that seems relevant to my template approach.

BTW I’m using WP-Members 2.8.2 (I guess it was wishful thinking on my part).

Is the convention that upgrading a plugin should have no impact on any other plugins installed ?

Thanks again for the good advice.

1. My WEB site is using WordPress 3.5.1 (twenty twelve), WP Members 2.8.6; I wanted to allow only validly logged-in members to access site pages data. The only exception to this policy would be the WP Members login/registration page and after some research and plugin testing, I decided to use a custom page template in order to avoid partial display and force proper login (see below). Additionally, the intent was to enable access the selected page (in the case test case it is page 87) after valid login was completed. The WP-Members login/registration page was successfully displayed with the resulting url string (shown below). After the successful login, the desired originally selected target page did not appear.
There was a tiny syntax error in that I used the ‘ instead of the “ in the specification of REQUEST_URI. Although the resulting url string was changed (see result below), the resulting display was not the original selected page (87 in the test case). Is there any suggestion for me to repair the template to allow me to successfully achieve the desired result ?

2. restrict page to members.php (Page template)

<?php
/**
Template Name: restrict page to members
 *
 * The template to restrict display of pages to logged-in members.
 *
 */

 if (!is_user_logged_in() )
{ nocache_headers();
 header("HTTP/1.1  302 Moved Temporarily");
 header('Location:'.get_settings('siteurl').'?p=1?redirect_to='.urlencode($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]) );
 header("Status: 302 Moved Temporarily");
 exit();
}
?>
<?php get_header(); ?>

	<div id="primary" class="site-content">
		<div id="content" role="main">

			<?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
				<?php get_template_part( 'content', 'page' ); ?>
				<?php comments_template( '', true ); ?>
			<?php endwhile; // end of the loop. ?>

		</div><!-- #content -->
	</div><!-- #primary -->

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>

3. url result from test to access page 87 before login:

https://www.serrantfamilyblog.cck-enterprises.com/DEVEL/?p=1?redirect_to=%2FDEVEL%2F%3Fpage_id%3D87

no longer an issue, thanks.

oops !! forgot “resolved”.

Thanks for the help;

My “bad”, false alarm. I forgot to look at the directory designation in WinZip, (“the duplicates exist in different directories, therefor NOT duplicates)

When I looked into the WP download and the WP-Members download .zip files, I noticed several duplicate files of different sizes. If I unzip on my pc the OS will ask what to do with these duplicates.

e.g., for WP duplicates are 404.php, about.php, admin.php, archive.php, author.php

and for WP-Members the duplicates are index.php, users.php

What criteria do I use to decide which copy I should use ?

Thanks in advance for the help.