Rückfrage zu [PublishPress Permissions: Control User Access for Posts, Pages, Categories, Tags] Medien: zu diesem Beitrag hochgeladen – wird weiterhin nicht unterstützt
Hi @uperl
Can you share some screenshot whereas in the WordPress admin that you refer as “Uploaded to this post“ ?
Is it on Media Library or somewhere else?
Screenshots
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WordPress-Backend mit Classic-Editor und press-permit-core-Version 2.6.3
WordPress backend with Classic editor and press-permit-core version 2.6.3
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Momentan ist die press-permit-core-Version 2.6.3 aktiv – und ich füge in den Artikel ein Bild ein.
Currently, the press-permit-core version 2.6.3 is active – and I include a picture in the article.
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Foto in der Mediathek auswählen
Select photo in the media library
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Das Foto ist jetzt in den Artikel eingefügt und auch mit dem Artikel verknüpft.
The photo is now inserted into the article and also linked to the article.
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Anschließend hat das Foto den Status „zu diesem Beitrag hochgeladen“.
After that, the photo has the status „uploaded to this post“.
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Nach dem Update auf die aktuelle Version des press-permit-core-Plug-ins erfolgt diese Verknüpfung nicht mehr. Alle danach in Artikel eingebundene Fotos werden als „nicht angehängt“ bewertet.
After updating to the current version of the press-permit-core plug-in, this link no longer occurs. All photos included in articles after that will be rated as „not attached“.
Translated article from German by means of Translater
press-permit-core“ and this plug-in provides a kind of intranet function. With the User Access function, you can also restrict access to posts by their categories. I had been using the diary category for quite a while and so it was easy for me to hide this category and with it all the articles contained in it for unregistered visitors.
The plug-in is also permanently developed further and is well maintained. Unfortunately, this is not always only advantageous. Two years ago I noticed that photos I inserted into articles were no longer linked to the article. After some searching, I found the culprit in the PublishPress Permissions plug-in. My guess that it was just a missing „new permission“ that I was missing didn’t help.
I couldn’t find the place to add those permissions. So I replayed version 2.6.3 and embedding the photos worked again. Periodically I tried updates of the plug-in, but was always disappointed. Also this week I tried it with the current version 3.8.7. But also this time I had to restore the old version. The well-functioning press-permit-core version 2.6.3 is from May 15, 2019, slowly I must look around an alternative.
Actually, I want to have it „only“ so that I can write everything in one place and that I can then determine via the category in which blog it appears – or not.
For a long time I have the idea of „two blogs“. One blog that I use for writing and that is completely protected by basic authentication. From this blog, all the posts that are not in the diary category are exported once a day and imported into a second blog. This would eliminate the intranet functionality for this blog and I could do without the press-permit-core plug-in.
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