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I’m having a similar issue, but may have a flaw that I’m not seeing as well. (I am using the plugin, and it works beautifully!) I am trying to whitelist a directory (plans). I’m placing the below in my child theme’s functions.php file…

/**
 * Bypass Force Login to allow for exceptions.
 *
 * @param bool $bypass Whether to disable Force Login. Default false.
 * @return bool
 */
function my_forcelogin_bypass( $bypass ) {
    // Get visited URL without query string
    $url_path = preg_replace('/\?.*/', '', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);

    // Allow any page URL within the specified directory
    if ( in_array( 'plans', explode( '/', $url_path ) ) ) {
        $bypass = true;
    }

    return $bypass;
}
add_filter( 'v_forcelogin_bypass', 'my_forcelogin_bypass' );

Thank you for any insight or pointing out my mistake.

Webbettle thanks for your response. Unfortunately, I haven’t renamed the folder.

Thanks Tara.

I have attempted to change the site url in the past and just attempted again. When I change to https://www.example.com, the admin is inaccessible as described above. When I change it back to dev.example.com I can then access the backend, but certain plugins such as a sitemap XML generator no long function properly.

I would love to be able to use https://www.example.com/wp-admin for backend access

Never thought that would be an issue. I will check with the developer. Thanks

Thank you! I had an error in my return address (extra space that I missed). All is solved. Thanks again for you help!

Not sure why it happens on mine. I am using a template with a specific post type, so it may be playing tricks on it. thanks for the quick responses.

Also, I have worked the multiple instances of the related plugin. My WordPress and PHP skills are on the amateur side, so I probably took the long way to get a solution. Here’s what I did…

I unzipped your plugin and simply searched and replaced all variations of $related, $rel and $r (i think that was everything) with a new variation such as $ship, $shp and $s. I also renamed the files that contained “related” in the name. I zipped them up and installed through WordPress. I created 2 extra versions, so I have 3 running on my site.

I inserted the appropriate code containing the new $ship, $shp and $s on the template and it worked.

Here is is in action: https://rc.allinclusiveforless.com/wordpress/?dir-item=viking-europe-rhine-basel-amsterdam-2015

Resolved. Excellent Support!

Just added <?php global $related; ?> and it worked. I can now see the title of the related article and the rest of the content!

Sorry, nothing related in the error log. PHP version is 5.4.22

In View Source, nothing shows below where the code should be. You can view the source here. the code is placed just under the closing </article> tag. I have also tried placing it in other areas. Anywhere I place it, everything below the code disappears. Am I supposed to wrap the code with anything else?

Also, assuming I can get this up and running, it is possible to have 2 instances on the same post/page? I would like one section to have related ships and another for optional extended vacations. I know I would have to manually select the related content for each, I would just like to separate the related content for a cleaner look.

thanks for the prompt response. The true sign of a great developer.

Also, the related item is not showing.