coppit

I added this feature to 0.8.1, which I will release soon:

When surfing to the permalink for a protected post, the user will now be redirected to the login page if they cannot view the post and are not logged in. Note that after logging in, they may still see an Error 404 if they do not have permissions to view the post.

If you want to see a message like “you can’t see this”, you’ll need to set the option to show a message.

I modified app/modules/categories.php to say this:
wp_list_categories(‘title_li=&show_count=0&hierarchical=0’);

and it removed the count for WP 2.1. Neither my Category Order or Category Access plugins have anything to do with it.

Folks, I’ve released a new version for WP2: https://www.coppit.org/code/. It may work with prior versions of WordPress–let me know your experiences.

For those of you who say “my subcategory indentation is lost!” you need to specify that in the management page.

I’ve tested this plugin for Wuhan, Impact, and Blix and it works fine for me. Email me if you have problems–see the README for details.

Thanks to everyone for the feature suggestions and support. Please also email me, since I rarely check this thread. (Is there no email notification of posts?)

The most recent version hides categories in the sidebar. I’m not sure when I’ll be able to write an options panel for it, or separately handle posting and reading. I’ve basically scratched my itch, and am waiting for someone else with the proper motivation to continue development.

Does this do what you want?:

https://www.coppit.org/code/category-levels.php.txt

Does this do what you want?:

https://www.coppit.org/code/category-levels.php.txt

Does this do what you want?:

https://www.coppit.org/code/category-levels.php.txt

This does part of what you want:

https://www.coppit.org/code/category-levels.php.txt

This does what you want:

https://www.coppit.org/code/category-levels.php.txt

Does this do what you want?:

https://www.coppit.org/code/category-levels.php.txt

Hm… It seems like this plugin is basically the same as private-categories by Will Wyatt, but not as feature-ful and supported. I’ll probably kill development of this plugin and just switch to his.