wp-plugins
WordPress Plugins by Frank Culross
Page Guard
The Page Guard plugin for WordPress uses either a single URL parameter or a POST variable as as token to provide a means of controlling content output for any page on which the plugin's shortcode is placed. Attributes within the shortcode allow users to create blocks of output specific to 3 cases -
- the token parameter matches the one entered in the shortcode (e.g. allow access to protected content)
- the token parameter does not match the one entered in the shortcode (e.g. error message scenario 1)
- the token parameter is missing (e.g. error message scenario 2)
Page Guard Redirect
The alternative Page Guard Redirect plugin for WordPress also uses either a single URL parameter or POST variable as a means of providing a token to guard access to any page on which the plugin's shortcode is placed (in this case by redirecting the unauthorised visitor away from the protected page.) Redirection can be made to occur when the token fails to match what is expected (the alternative, i.e. to redirect when the token DOES match - is also included for completeness.)
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