charvan

https://rocketgeek.com/plugins/wp-members/users-guide/filter-hooks/wpmem_post_password/

Thanks!

Interested in paying for this customization. Please contact

@richardx, did this work out for you? I am hoping to restrict access based on user role rather than just being logged in or not. Please and thank you in advance.

Persistent as the inappropriately red and flagged as warning messaging box on the back end of WordPress ” install the free WPMU DEV Dashboard plugin” that is not able to be dismissed.

Thanks, ellbristow.

The issues may be related, so I will not mark this as resolved just yet.

Have tried multiple variations. The issue now is that the popup will not even save regardless of whether I Add or Add and Activate. For some reason, the plugin isn’t even writing to the database and I have upgraded to the paid version. Support here:
https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/popup-not-writing-to-database-unable-to-save-popups#post-425855

Wow! You’re adventurous. ?? A merchant/gateway integration would be a lot to patch into this. Maybe causing bloat? Most people who are selling ads already have a system in place… BUT new properties/projects might find them useful.

Thanks for the reply.

I end up having to get my client credentials to FB and go through the rigamarole of logging into their account while they are FOR SURE logged out of FB on all devices – otherwise FB throws a security red flag and shuts the whole account down because of logins from disparate IP addresses. THEN you have to apply for developer credentials from FB as your client. Once received, you can then friend yourself from your client’s account and add yourself as a dev to the app itself.

Lots of fun. FB’s new plugin for WP is anything but intuitive and their instructions do not match the current iterations of the tools so it is all confusing as well.

Unfortunately, FB’s foray into the WP space seems to have caused WP FB plugin devs to abandon their products. Understandable. FB is constantly changing their platform and rules, making it very difficult to keep up with.

Ditto. What did FB change on you guys again? This is a tricky business, is it not? How can you be expected to keep up with FB’s changes?

HO LEE KWRAP!!!

I figured it out with your help, Ruturaaj! Thank you. Will post solution here soon.

Have gone through and verified that my custom field value matches the category name over and over so that is not it.

Hahah. Thank you for being so gentle in pointing that out. When fixed, I am still in the same quandary though.

Seems like I am getting close but more and more frustrated. This seems so simple and like something people do with WP all the time.

Ruturaaj, thank you so much for your reply. Think I am getting closer but the following does not limit by category and only works when the “C” in “Category_name” is capitalized. Weird, no?

<?php
$artistcategorygetter = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'art_cat', true);  if ($artistcategorygetter)
?>

<? $query = new WP_Query( array (
  'Category_name' => $artistcategorygetter, 'posts_per_page' => '5'));
?>

<?php if ($query->have_posts()) : ?>
<!-- here goes your DIV container HTML. -->

<?php while ( $query->have_posts() ) : $query->the_post();

the_title();
the_excerpt();

?>

<!-- here goes your post content block. go on using the_title, the_content etc. as and where required. -->

<?php endwhile; ?>
<?php endif; ?>

This pulls in five most recent posts but does not limit by category:

<?php
	   $my_query = new WP_Query(array(
  'Category_name'  => get_post_meta($post->ID, 'art_cat', true),
  'posts_per_page' => 5,
));

if ($my_query->have_posts()){

   while ($my_query->have_posts()){

     $my_query->the_post();

     the_title();
     the_excerpt();
   }

 } ?>