Comments for Kempwire.com http://kempwire.com By Jonathan Kemp Tue, 13 Mar 2012 08:01:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on WordPress Noindex Login Plugin by aroulgandy http://kempwire.com/wordpress-noindex-login-plugin#comment-6280 aroulgandy Tue, 13 Mar 2012 08:01:30 +0000 http://kempwire.com/?page_id=239#comment-6280 nice nice

]]> Comment on Outrigger 1.2 by Blue Laptop http://kempwire.com/wordpress/outrigger-1-2.html#comment-4281 Blue Laptop Fri, 05 Nov 2010 04:02:42 +0000 http://kempwire.com/?p=365#comment-4281 Which plugins does it not support so I can avoid them? Which plugins does it not support so I can avoid them?

]]> Comment on WordPress Users Plugin by Mugur http://kempwire.com/wordpress-users-plugin#comment-3596 Mugur Thu, 04 Feb 2010 08:12:29 +0000 http://kempwire.com/?page_id=244#comment-3596 Hi there, I hope Jonathan is not going to get upset for us having this discussion here, but the plugin you suggested has the fallowing issue: if a user does not use his right to see posts for something like a year and the post itself gives access to a year period the right to visualize will dissapear after a year after the first sight. I hope I made myself understood. This gives more time and is seen from the point of view of posts rather than users. Mugur Hi there,

I hope Jonathan is not going to get upset for us having this discussion here, but the plugin you suggested has the fallowing issue: if a user does not use his right to see posts for something like a year and the post itself gives access to a year period the right to visualize will dissapear after a year after the first sight.

I hope I made myself understood. This gives more time and is seen from the point of view of posts rather than users.

Mugur

]]> Comment on WordPress Users Plugin by John Nasta http://kempwire.com/wordpress-users-plugin#comment-3591 John Nasta Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:54:40 +0000 http://kempwire.com/?page_id=244#comment-3591 BTW the author of Profiler said about a year ago that he was planning to abandon any further development of the plugin. Set your site to the Default theme and see if the problem continues. If it does, deactivate all other plugins and check again. You have to track down whether the problem is being caused by your theme, another plugin, or your WP installation itself. HTH, John Nasta BTW the author of Profiler said about a year ago that he was planning to abandon any further development of the plugin.

Set your site to the Default theme and see if the problem continues. If it does, deactivate all other plugins and check again. You have to track down whether the problem is being caused by your theme, another plugin, or your WP installation itself.

HTH,
John Nasta

]]> Comment on WordPress Ultimate Noindex Nofollow Tool Plugin by Adi http://kempwire.com/wordpress-ultimate-noindex-nofollow-plugin#comment-3587 Adi Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:03:57 +0000 http://kempwire.com/?page_id=255#comment-3587 I am using your first example (1,2,3...) I have those in the BOTH the no index and no follow sections. the code ends up like this: Isn't that saying 'do follow'?! the noindex seems to be working I am using your first example (1,2,3…)
I have those in the BOTH the no index and no follow sections. the code ends up like this:

Isn’t that saying ‘do follow’?!
the noindex seems to be working

]]> Comment on WordPress Ultimate Noindex Nofollow Tool Plugin by Waly http://kempwire.com/wordpress-ultimate-noindex-nofollow-plugin#comment-3586 Waly Thu, 04 Feb 2010 01:53:30 +0000 http://kempwire.com/?page_id=255#comment-3586 Hmmm. The checkboxes seem to be working, but the individual page IDs or slugs are not (for nofollow). I've tried 1,2,3,4 1, 2, 3, 4 slug1,slug2,slug3,slug4 slug1, slug2, slug3, slug4 slug1/, slug2/, slug3/, slug4/ No variation seems to do the trick... Hmmm. The checkboxes seem to be working, but the individual page IDs or slugs are not (for nofollow). I’ve tried

1,2,3,4
1, 2, 3, 4
slug1,slug2,slug3,slug4
slug1, slug2, slug3, slug4
slug1/, slug2/, slug3/, slug4/

No variation seems to do the trick…

]]> Comment on WordPress Users Plugin by Mugur http://kempwire.com/wordpress-users-plugin#comment-3585 Mugur Wed, 03 Feb 2010 22:36:48 +0000 http://kempwire.com/?page_id=244#comment-3585 i guess it is not so well tagged since it was in the plugin directory. Thanks a lot. i guess it is not so well tagged since it was in the plugin directory. Thanks a lot.

]]> Comment on WordPress Users Plugin by JonasGrumby http://kempwire.com/wordpress-users-plugin#comment-3584 JonasGrumby Wed, 03 Feb 2010 22:30:08 +0000 http://kempwire.com/?page_id=244#comment-3584 This plugin lets you set when posts expire on a per-user basis: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/access-expiration/ HTH, John Nasta This plugin lets you set when posts expire on a per-user basis:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/access-expiration/

HTH,
John Nasta

]]> Comment on WordPress Users Plugin by Mugur http://kempwire.com/wordpress-users-plugin#comment-3582 Mugur Wed, 03 Feb 2010 22:18:37 +0000 http://kempwire.com/?page_id=244#comment-3582 Hi there, It's a nice thing oyu have done here. I have searched also other resources and nobody has a solution for expiring user accounts (e.g.: you make it and it expires after 1 year). Do youhave any idea on how this could be done? All the best Hi there,

It’s a nice thing oyu have done here. I have searched also other resources and nobody has a solution for expiring user accounts (e.g.: you make it and it expires after 1 year). Do youhave any idea on how this could be done?

All the best

]]> Comment on WordPress Ultimate Noindex Nofollow Tool Plugin by Dennis T http://kempwire.com/wordpress-ultimate-noindex-nofollow-plugin#comment-3532 Dennis T Thu, 28 Jan 2010 00:19:29 +0000 http://kempwire.com/?page_id=255#comment-3532 Not sure what you mean with your sidebar widgets getting indexed...can you provide a url example? If you mean the urls from your side navigation then its normal that they get indexed. Not sure what you mean with your sidebar widgets getting indexed…can you provide a url example? If you mean the urls from your side navigation then its normal that they get indexed.

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