Protecting WordPress Posts & Pages
March 15th, 2009 | Access Control, Content Dripping, File Resources, Products, Protecting Content, Protection FAQ, Quick Start, Setup
- Log in to DAP Dashboard and go to the “Products/Lists” page.
- Select the product to which you want this blog post/page to be a part of
- Scroll down to the “ContentResponder” section
- On the left, you will see a list of blog posts & pages that have been published (if you scroll down in the window where the list of “posts” show, you will also see list of “pages”)
- Select one or more (hold Ctrl + Click to select multiple)
- Click on “Add Selected Posts/Pages” to protect the posts/pages.
- The post(s)/page(s) will now show up on the right-hand side of the box.
- Click on “edit” next to each link to configure dripping for individual posts/pages.
2 comments ↓
I am considering moving over to DAP from amember but there is one small thing DAP must do for this to happen. I need for DAP to use tags so I can protect just a part of a post or page from members that are not allowed.
Example, on my site http://expostop.com if you click on any video you are taken to the post, this single post is split with a more tag, the protect part is at the top and the none protected at the bottom. This is done by using 3 tags [protect=product#] what I want to hide, [else] what is shown if visitor does not have access, [/protect] closes the loop.
Does DAP have the ablity to protect parts of posts or pages this way? If not is it on the list and when could we expect it?
Brian,
We’re working on a DAP ShortCode Framework that will allow you to do exactly that. It should be out in a few weeks, as part of v4.0.
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