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User Access Manager

Description

With the “User Access Manager”-plugin you can manage the access to your posts, pages and files. You only create a user group, put registered users to this and set up the rights for this group. From now on the post/page is only accessible for the specified group. This plugin is useful if you need a member area or a private section at your blog.

Feature list

  • User groups
  • Set seperate access for readers and editors
  • Set access by user groups
  • Set access by post categories
  • User-defined post/page title (if no access)
  • User-defined post/page text (if no access)
  • User-defined comment text (if no access)
  • Hide complete post/page
  • Hide pages in navigation
  • Redirecting users to other pages (if no access)
  • Recursive locking of posts/pages
  • Limited access to uploaded files
  • Full integrated at the admin panel
  • Multilanguage support
  • Also proteced your rss feeds

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Beschreibung

Mit dem “User Access Manager”-Plugin ist es möglich den Zugriff auf die Posts, Seiten und Dateien festzulegen. Es muss nur eine Benutzergruppe angelegt werden, dieser registrierte Nutzer zugewiesen und die Rechte für die Benutzergruppen gesetzt werden, schon ist die entsprechende Seite nur noch für die Benutzergruppe einsehbar. Das Plugin ist nützlich, wenn man einen geschlossenen Benutzer Bereich anlegen will oder einfach seine privaten Einträge nur einer eingeschränkten Benutzergruppe zugänglich machen möchte.

Feature Liste

  • Benutzer Gruppen
  • Seperater Zugriff für Leser und Autoren einstellbar
  • Zugriffsteuerung durch Benutzer Gruppen
  • Zugriffsteuerung durch Post Kategorien
  • Benutzerdefinierter Post/Seiten-Titel
  • Benutzerdefinierter Post/Seiten-Text
  • Benutzerdefinierter Kommentar-Text
  • Verstecken von ganzen Posts/Seiten
  • Verstecken der Seiten in der Navigation
  • Umleitung von Besuchern auf eine andere Seite
  • Rekursives sperren von Posts/Seiten möglich
  • Schützt hoch geladene Daten vor unbefugten Zugriff
  • Nahtlose Integration in das WordPress Admin-Panel
  • Mehrsprachig
  • RSS-Feed Filterung

Download User Access Manager from WordPress.org

406 Responses to User Access Manager

  1. Hi

    Thanks for this helpful plugin.

    I’m using WP 3.2.1 and it works well

    Yesteday, I installed the plugin Menubar. Just one difficulty between these two plugins :
    - menubar doesn’t take in charge the attribute to restrict the display for pages without ‘adherents’ groups.
    Have you an idea on the attribute to be used and the php command, to let me modify the menubar code?


  2. I’m looking for add-on with custom users field and ability to use UAM for setting “hidden”, “read-only” & “write” permission on a singel custom field.
    We’re building a wordpress site for our association and this would create an easy member database.


  3. Hi Alex,

    This is a great script and I appreciate it! So easy to implement and just what I needed.

    Are the private pages completely secure or is it at possible for spam bots and search engines to find and access the pages?

    Thanks.


  4. Hello Alex,

    thanks for your awesome plugin! I’ve got a question:

    Is it possible to print out all the articles, kategories etc. a user has access to? I want to print a list including all the articles a certain user has access to.

    Best regards


  5. Hi Alex -

    It seems you have a small timing problem in your user-access-manager in combination with plugins fetching wp categories (get_categories) before pluggable.php was loaded.

    Using get_categories on plugin initialization in combination with your plugin causes the following error message:

    Fatal error: Call to undefined function get_userdata() in C:\xampp\vhosts\wordpress.loc\wp-content\plugins\user-access-manager\class\UserAccessManager.class.php on line 1881

    It seems you hook into get_terms or get_categories and call get_userdata without checking if this function is already in scope.

    Could you please insert the following on startup-phase of your plugin:

    if (!function_exists('get_userdata')) {
    require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-includes/pluggable.php');
    }

    thanks and br from Salzburg!

    - Johannes


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