JianShuo

I created my first plugin when I created my CEO Blog. The problem is obvious: I am going to have a CEO blog where I can share my thoughts with the team frequently. I tried to write a different blog, and I found it is just impossible to maintain two. So I decided to put it on to my own personal blog.
Although most of the articles are public in nature, I do have something that I hope to disclose to the general public later. I don’t want to have complicated OAuth based verification. A simple IP based restriction is good enough. There is no simple solution so I wrote one myself.

IP Only

Restrict access only to specific IP address. Other visitors will see a message. The article is hidden from feed as well.

Cyril Batillat

User restriction can be applied using multiple parameters :
<ol>
<li>IP</li>
<li>User ID</li>
<li>Embed URL</li>
<li>Or your own parameter, using plugin hook</li>
</ol>
Restrictions can be limited in time :
<ol>
<li>No limit</li>
<li>Daily</li>
<li>Weekly</li>
<li>Monthly</li>
<li>Yearly</li>
<li>Your own duration, using plugin hooks</li>
</ol>
Restriction message can be customized on each form.
Multilingual : english and french translations (.pot provided).

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