Few days back I started testing here my latest plugin, called MarketingTrick 
The results are good – a few friends asked for the code, I gave it to them, they tested it – everything seems ok 
What is all about?
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You should implement a digg button, so we can climb it high and put your server on fire
Done
Share-This in action (although little buggy);)
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Great idea
I’ll definitely try and incorporate this somewhere into one of my future WP sites! Thanks.
I really like this idea. I have been looking for something like this for a long time. But it does not seem to be working on my blog. I get the full text of the post on my index page and only if the reader clicks to the permalink page do they get the login option. Also, when clicked the login take the reader to a blank page. I did have to change the link for the registration page to /blog/wp-registration.php as my blog is at /blog. this did not work for the login redirect. Any suggestions?
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I have problems with this plugin (I use WordPress 2.1). I can’t find ‘Add user registration requirement ?’ -button. Where is it?
It’s a very good idea, well done. Can’t find the Digg button though.
Wow. This is what I’m looking for. Thanks a lot!
The digg button is gone Dave
the SmockLady, you have to change line 27 that says: “if(is_single()) {“… just remove the this (please, note that you will have to remove and line 89, 90, 91
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Let me know at atanas@ayanev.com if you still can’t get this to work the way you would like
On line 45 there is action=”/wp-login.php” – change this to your proper address – i.e /blog/wp-login.php – sorry about this
Will fix this in the next release (as soon as I get your recommendations
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vpress, this is in your “write post” page
Left from your “Save This and Continue editing”, “save” and “publish” button
The digg button is back
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Please, if you like this plugin – digg’it
(the link is at the bottom of the post
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Thanks, this is of great help….
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I like your plugin but would like to see the individual logins for each post just go to the main login screen instead. It looks ugly with my theme to have multiple login prompts on the pages. I like to have the message still at the bottom that says to login to read the complete post.
Maybe if you could add a widget to the sidebar to just have one login screen for the main screen.
I do like the fact that you can “protect” individual posts with this plugin…
Your theme is modified in strange way – this plugin works with if is_single(), but something is wrong with your theme and is always marking everything with “is_single=true” (line 27) …
Can you give me your theme code at atanas@ayanev.com so I’d be able to give you solution for this…
As for quick (and not so good solution) – you can change line 45 ($memberReq_login_form = ) to display whatever you want – now it prints out the login form, but you can always use something like this:
$memberReq_login_form = ‘|br/>| a href=”/wp-register.php”>Register »|/a>|br/>’;
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Does this work with WordPress 2.1.2?
Ibnu Asad, yes, should work with no problems – I’m using this here and everything seems ok
If you feel something is not right – please, let me know and I’ll locate and fix the problem asap
I have a suggestion. It would be better if we could choose to protect ALL posts by changing an Option at the Options page instead of protecting it individually when writing a post. I hope you can implement this feature in the next version
Also, I think you should implement a PayPal Donate Button on your blog
Just my 2 cents
I will add this in the next 1.1 version Ibnu Asad
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Also with the ability to select “always require login” (or if the day delay is empty
Hi, I would also love if you could implement the suggestions made by Ibnu Asad. When do you think version 1.1 will be out?
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