tomachi

I would like to (perhaps myself) modify this to enable a checkbox:

[] – Enable request whitelisting on login page (checkbox)

When checked, instead of remove login form we now just remove the password and only have login, and if make request is clicked (submit button changed to “request whitelisting”), the admin can get an email with the users IP address if the username is indeed an admin on the site. Otherwise no email. Maybe the link would bring up a pre-filled add to whitelist field.

This would speedup the process of whitelistilng a new IP perhaps? Maybe would need a get parameter to add a single entry to the list.

I also would like to know how to fix this. I’ve made a post in the official Google Group here:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/eventbrite-api/The$20application$20you$27re$20trying$20to$20use$20has$20made$20an$20invalid$20request$20to$20Eventbrite.$20Please$20contact$20the$20application$20developer./eventbrite-api/1cSmyNdV3UQ/LZI3LX-ofjoJ

That’s a slightly invalid question.

Canonical tag is for sorting out duplicate content in cases where you would not like to use a redirect. Also these are not duplicate pages – a tag page looks different and has different content to the “other page” you speak of.

But yeah I guess if your tag page does look exactly like the tagged page I can see your point. Perhaps a manual override would be a smart choice here.

This is insane wordpress is deleting the iframes on my blog how on earth do I stop it from doing this?