Scriptrunner (Doug Sparling)

Hello,

Are you using a plugin to create the secondary row? If so, could you tell me which one?

Thanks!
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doug

The plugin doesn’t work with no role users at the moment. However, I believe WordPress itself will allow you to get the same functionality.

I don’t have a multisite install setup to test on right now, but I’m pretty sure it works the same way as a standard install. If a user has been set with no role, then if they log in they will be redirected to the site’s home page by default. If the user then manually tries to go to wp-admin, they get the message:

You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

As far as the toolbar, you’ll have to uncheck the setting:

Show Toolbar when viewing site

for the user if you don’t want to have the toolbar show for that user whey they’re on the site.

Samuel,

Thank you! I knew there was a better way, just couldn’t remember what it was.

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d

Yep, tested up to 4.4.1. Just updated the plugin to reflect that. (v1.6.3)

The only file under wp-admin that a blacklisted user has access to is admin-ajax.php, so currently there is no way to make the call you are trying to make unless you can somehow do it via ajax. Could you tell me which plugin you are using that is making this call?

Glad to hear you have got things working again. There are a number of things that could cause the 403 issue you described. Perhaps server logs will offer some clue. There’s nothing inherit to the plugin that should cause this, though there could have been some kind of conflict. If you run across this again or can somehow repeat the problem, please let me know. Thank you!

@cloughit – the requested filter has just been added to version 1.6.1. Thanks for the suggestion!

@cloughit – sounds like an excellent idea, thank you. I hope to make the update over the weekend.

Cheers!
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d

Hernán,

Fix is in place (v1.5.1), thanks for reporting the issue. When I have some time, I’m going to see if changing the priority level when using admin_init hook will solve the issue, but wanted to get this out ASAP, so back to admin_head for now.

Thanks Hernán, I’ll be reverting back to admin_head for now. Should be in the next hour or so.

Thanks Clifford. Now using admin_init hook for function wp_admin_no_show_admin_redirect(). Tested with WordPress 4.2.2.

Thanks for the report. I’ll take a look shortly. Was going to test against latest WordPress as well.

Hello,

This plugin doesn’t hide the login form (as it’s needed by the admin) and normal behavior is to redirect user to login screen on logging out.

If I haven’t understood your question, please feel free to reply.

Thanks for using WP Admin No Show!

Can’t duplicate, no response from OP. Resolving.