CrazySerb

Ahhh, nice try… almost had it.

I replaced it with this instead

return $matches[2][$m_id] . $hidepost_link_text;

and that shows the actual text with links stripped out of it + my custom sign up link text.

Some degree of customization of this feature would really be appreciated in the next version, like the ability to display the link text (like above, with $matches[2][$m_id]) and then define a custom link we want that to be linked to instead, such as the %login% or %register% link… or anything else.

Thanks again!

I’ll put my name down for this one too… curious if and when anyone comes up with this, as I’ve been looking for it forever now too.

yep, that fixed it.

I’ve had the same problem until I disabled wp-lite plugin. In your case, it might be another plugin that re-writes the way admin menu looks/feels, or disables some admin items…

I get the same problem.

I can log in to the backend with only a single (admin) account, but all other accounts get caught in that endless loop…

What a heck?

Same here.

Cannot activate the plugin after upgrading to 4.7 on WP 2.5.1…

Fix, anyone?

That code doesn’t work if a post is listed in more than one category, as it seems to display only the first category ID of the post listed on the archive page… which is the weirdest thing ever.

Are there any plugins that add this functionality – emailing admin-created users their username/password?

I really couldn’t find any, given the weak search options in the plugin repository…

I am wondering the same thing…

And there isn’t a single option to turn this off/on at all either.

I have actually ran across this issue myself… anyone know how to fix that, or at least change the option to put the thumbs into the post instead of full images?

Ok, I’ve done this, as a hard core hack, which now prevents me from logging in as the administrator (which is ok, until I need to get into the admin as an administrator):

in wp-includes/capabilities.php, after line 24 I’ve added this:

$this->roles = array_splice($this->roles,1,10,$this->roles);

and that removes the first role from the database when they’re all pulled out (and first role seems to be the admin, for some reason).

now if I could only check for something like current_user_can(‘level_10’) in that file directly so to execute that array splicing only for non admins, that would be perfect!

aaahhhhhhh… now THAT makes sense!

thank you.

good idea…

but I still needed a frontend output to display actual events with a URL to signup and such, so I had to modify events-category plugin a bit to work the way I needed.

for now, it’s cforms + events-category together that are taking care of this issue…

That website is down/doesn’t work…

Any other ideas, sources?

And anything that works with wordpress 2.3.3 or 2.5?