leocharre

Yes, it is so very possible.

One way to make this work is to code an action that happens after the editing user submits content to save.

Look at the edit post action hook.

If you code this, it should be either as part of your theme functions, or as a plugin. Don’t go editing the wordpress code itself, as in an upgrade, your stuff will break.

What’s your server running? (Could this be a apache mod rewrite screwup?)

When did this start happening?
When was the last time this site worked properly? Can you access a unix shell? If you can, and you know when this started screwing up, find files with a modified date close to that time, maybe right before. This may help.

What happens when you access the admin section?
What when you edit a post and select to ‘view’ it?
Does the problem occur then as well, or only when you view the site as a user?

This could also be a problem in a filter that happens as your post content is shown- or a link is being shown- this is likely if your wordpress admin section is working without problems.

If your link to view post from the wordpress admin ‘edit post’ section works fine- but your audience (wordpress frontend) website section is screwed up- test this:

switch the theme template
do the links work now? them something is funny with your theme code, likely some function.

Edit new post.
Under publish options, set it to password protected.
Type in custom password.

This way you don’t have to deal with individual users etc. Just individual posts.
Works perfectly for me. Password is asdzxc.

Furthermore- WordPress is not for serving individual content to individual users. If you need to get into serving sections of content, many pages, etc- Under authentication, then I think you’re asking apples to be oranges- this is the wrong software to ask this of.

( misplaced reply, please ignore ).

This would have to be done with javascript.
I suggest against this.
One of the nice things of wordpres is that it’s server based. If you depend on javascript for your user interface- well.. as I said, I suggest against it.

If you can’t be dissuaded.. I wrote a script that does that, it’s posted here:
javascript show hide

You won’t find a plugin that does that. What you’re asking for is too specific. I imagine a plugin that does that would entail 1) associating two posts together (the second is the text you show and hide) and 2) making sure the javascript is there.

Your easiest solution is to make sure the javascript code is in the headers, and hard code what is hidden and shown with the script code.