Core Design Lock Article plugin
Version
2.5.x.2.0.4 (last update on Mar 4, 2013)
Rating
Compatibility
Reviews
8
License
GPLv2 or later
Non-Commercial
Type
Date Added
11 October 2009
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Great little app! Does exactly what it says and is exactly what I needed. I didn't want to have to restrict our "Application" page to registered users, but didn't want just anyone to be able to submit one. This extension was very easy to use and perfect solution. Thanks!
Does exactly what it says on the can.
Installation it straight forward however this plugin also requires scriptegator (by the same author).
Support is also great with questions asked on coredesigns support forums answered by the author normally in an hour or so (once its day time in his time zone).
My only recommendation to the author is a little more documentation covering frequently asked questions and troubleshooting (eg dependencies, premissions etc)
Installation it straight forward however this plugin also requires scriptegator (by the same author).
Support is also great with questions asked on coredesigns support forums answered by the author normally in an hour or so (once its day time in his time zone).
My only recommendation to the author is a little more documentation covering frequently asked questions and troubleshooting (eg dependencies, premissions etc)
I have3 installed and enable the plugin but i did see any keypad on the frontend of the page as other user says please help me how could i include the function in the articles.Thanks in advance
Owner's reply
Hi, please take an advantage of our support center to get more help. Thank you.
I was looking for a way to password protect different galleries for clients and this was perfect!
I made a Client Photos category blog list page for listing all my clients galleries. I then made an article for each, added that clients gallery then logged onto the frontend of my site and password protected each of the client articles by clicking the padlock that appears. When you logout those articles can only be viewed by entering their specific password.
This pluginis easy to install (you also need the Core Design Scriptegrator plugin installed) and then you just login through the frontend and click on the padlock to password protect that article. Brilliant.
I made a Client Photos category blog list page for listing all my clients galleries. I then made an article for each, added that clients gallery then logged onto the frontend of my site and password protected each of the client articles by clicking the padlock that appears. When you logout those articles can only be viewed by entering their specific password.
This pluginis easy to install (you also need the Core Design Scriptegrator plugin installed) and then you just login through the frontend and click on the padlock to password protect that article. Brilliant.
This is really nice! (Like most Core Design extensions). Easy to install and configure with straightforward interface. That is, nothing complicated which is a compliment for this kind of extensions.
If you want to protect specific articles with a password, this is a very good solution.
P.S. It needs the Core Design Scriptegrator pluginn orde to work.
If you want to protect specific articles with a password, this is a very good solution.
P.S. It needs the Core Design Scriptegrator pluginn orde to work.
