[wp-hackers] New plugin: Groups - looking for feedback
Karim "Kento" Rahimpur
itthinx at gmail.com
Mon Jan 16 13:43:18 UTC 2012
I'd love to get feedback on this from users and developers:
I've released the Groups plugin
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/groups/which provides group-based
membership, capabilities and access control. It
integrates with standard WordPress capabilities and also allows to work
with application-specific capabilities.
If you're interested please take a look at its current features, give it a
try and let me know what you think. Here's a summary (there's more but
please read that on the plugin's page):
User groups
- Supports an unlimited number of groups
- Provides a Registered group which is automatically maintained
- Users can be assigned to any group
- Users are added automatically to the Registered group
Groups hierarchy
- Supports group hierarchies with capability inheritance
Group capabilities
- Integrates standard WordPress capabilities which can be assigned to
groups and users
- Supports custom capabilities: allows to define new capabilities for
usage in plugins and web applications
- Users inherit capabilities of the groups they belong to
- Groups inherit capabilities of their parent groups
Access control
- Built-in access control that allows to restrict access to posts, pages
and custom content types to specific groups and users only
- control access to content by groups: shortcodes allow to control who
can access content on posts, show parts to members of certain groups or to
those who are not members Shortcodes: [groups_member], [groups_non_member]
- control access to content by capabilities: show (or do not show)
content to users who have certain capabilities Shortcodes: [groups_can],
[groups_can_not]
- Groups defines some capabilities of its own. The groups_read_post
capability is used to restrict access to certain posts or pages to groups
(and users) with that capability only.
Looking forward to get your feedback, Cheers :-)
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