ign_password_protect

igner · 2008-03-13 20:28:02

Jonathan – email me the version you have, and I’ll take a look at incorporating Manfre’s changes.

As for searching for users…I’ll put it on the wish list…but make no promises as to when.

jstubbs · 2008-03-13 20:33:40

Hi – that was quick :-) I emailed you the plugin using the forum contact email form. Let me know if you need anything else…and thanks!

igner · 2008-03-13 20:40:49

Better to respond now than forget to respond at all. I glossed over the 4.06 question on my previous response, but the correct answer is that in limited testing, the current version works fine in 4.0.6, as should manfre’s modified version.

Sheru · 2008-03-14 06:46:52

Hi igner, Nice work for password protecting..
I would like to use this but I have question on it.

First of all my senario is like this..

public_html/textpattern
public_html/index.php
public_html/products(lists the product by search & this is of different database rather than txp database)

Now I would like to place login box on front end in textpattern and u-name and password is valid then redirect to folder called products e.g http://localhost/products/index.php

Is this thing possible using this plugin? if yes, would help me.

Thank you
Sheru

jakob · 2008-03-18 07:57:22

Hi igner, just a heads up. Using ign_self_edit I get the error Call to undefined function ign_self_edit_form() and looking through the code, there is indeed no such function but two instances of it being called in the function ign_update_self. Perhaps it’s a function that has since been renamed or incorporated into something else.

Any chance of a quick fix or a pointer to a fix (e.g. is that function now ign_self_edit without the form)?

Thank you!

tjnuckolls · 2008-03-18 08:37:22

The ability to pass a dynamic category attribute (secure client section/portal) is exactly the functionality I NEED. I know I’ve written posts of encouragement before, and even donated to the cause, but as it is becoming supremely important to my web sites, here’s my plea.

Mr. Dale – You’ve mentioned before that you’ve got this working on your client site. If you could take a few moments to describe how you create a category for each client and load content dynamically, you’d be doing a great service for the Textpattern community. I’d even be happy to drop you a little somethin’ for the effort.

Igner – I don’t think I’m overstating things at all when I say that you’re plugin could provide the most important functionality currently missing from Textpattern. I’ve got no fewer than a dozen web sites (my own, clients, and non-profit organizations) which are dying for password protected “client” sections. And while I don’t know how many donations you’ve received for plugin development, I’m would be happy to further my contribution if it would bring about active development.

The bummer regarding volunteering my services is that plugin development for Textpattern is simply beyond my coding capability. But with specific instructions/goals I might be able to do okay, so if there’s anything I can do to help, and better yet, if there are things that you could task the community to do, please let us know. And for that matter, if there’s anything I/we can help with that’s keeping you from coding the plugin, throw those tasks this way as well.

What I’m trying to say, is how appreciative I am that this plugin exists, and I hope beyond hope that you’ll have time fairly soon to continue it’s development. And don’t forget we’re here to help!

igner · 2008-03-18 17:30:39

jakob – I’ll get a fix out fairly quickly for that. Sorry.

tj – thanks again for the support, both verbal and otherwise. I have no intention of abandoning this plugin, rest assured of that. As for the tasks I can throw your way, I appreciate the offer, but sadly I think you’re a bit far away to do the renovation work on my house, or move my stuff in once that work’s done. Long story, but I’m about done with a very transitional year, and can get back to some of the “vanity” projects that have been on the back burner.

igner · 2008-03-19 05:24:52

updated version has been posted – mainly addresses the multiple TLD issues I’ve been promising to fix forever, and the bug Jakob pointed out a few posts ago.

Links on the first post have been updated, or grab it here

Niconemo · 2008-03-19 09:11:53

Ouch !

Badly formed or empty plugin code.

Edit : Thanks for this very, very, very useful plugin, by the way.

Last edited by Niconemo (2008-03-19 09:16:06)

garbo · 2008-03-19 13:12:14

IGN lives! Thank you!

Niconemo · 2008-03-19 14:56:57

garbo wrote:

IGN lives! Thank you!

Could you install the update ?

igner · 2008-03-19 15:38:14

Sorry ‘bout that – apparently I needed to update the plugin compiler. Should install fine now.

garbo · 2008-03-19 15:42:10

Niconemo wrote:

garbo wrote:

IGN lives! Thank you!

Could you install the update ?

Curiously, no. Nothing happens upon install. I was probably too elated to see activity on this topic to actually try it out.

Help!

UPDATE: Thanks. That was a quick response. The update installs fine. Much appreciated!

Last edited by garbo (2008-03-19 15:44:55)

igner · 2008-03-19 15:44:51

download a new version.

garbo · 2008-03-19 15:45:53

Perfect. Thanks, Igner.

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