1 ralfh Jun 27, 2009 14:06
3 ralfh Jun 28, 2009 10:31
Hello Tblue
I installed the protected_posts plugin. It works and set the blog in a mode that only users can see posts. Trying to use scribefire has the result that you can write drafts. Post with status 'public' are rejected caused of missing permissions.
Changing the posting information in scribefire from public to protected should work. Will try it.
4 yabba Jun 28, 2009 15:16
If that's our "protect your blogs" plugin then it should auto-change your posts from published to protected
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5 ralfh Jun 28, 2009 16:18
Hi,
yes its your plugin. But it doesn't work. Did I miss something?
Upload in plugin folder
Installed new plugin
Added am:protected to the blog metadata
If the user posts via Scribefire and has only permissions to post protected he het feedback "permission denied". If he has rights to publish public the post is done but as public post and not protected.
I think I mal a failure, but didn't find where.
Maybe a version problem. I'm using 2.4.5.
6 yabba Jun 29, 2009 08:07
Posting as "published" should have worked, but the post should have automatically been changed to protected by the plugin. When I get a moment I'll have a play with scribefire and see if I can find out what's happening
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7 ralfh Jul 11, 2009 09:46
Hi ¥
could you test it on your system?
Do you think its version related? I'm using b2b 2.4.5.
Ralf
8 yabba Jul 11, 2009 10:15
Try this version of teh widget [url=http://waffleson.co.uk/pastel-palace/call_plugin.php?plugin_ID=98&method=download&am_plug=am_protect]v1.1[/url]
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Hello Ralf,
the Metaweblog API which Scribefire uses only allows to declare a post as "published" or "draft"... :-)
Yes, it's only a field in the DB.
IIRC somebody found a way to hide an entire blog, yes. Try searching the forums.