Broken Ninja

<p>This plugin gives you the functionality to get information about the blog used in the Pressengine application.</p>
<h4>Features:</h4>
<ul>
<li>Get number of posts in your blog</li>
<li>Get number of pages in your blog</li>
<li>Get number links in your blog</li>
<li>Get number of words in your blog</li>
<li>Get date of last submitted post in your blog,</li>
<li>Get number of posts in your blog\’s frontpage</li>
<li>Get date of last submitted post in your blog\’s frontpage,</li>
</ul>
<p>This plugin is mainly used for the blogs which is added to the The Pressengine Application.</p>


The Pressengine

This plugin gives you the functionality to get information about the blog used in the Pressengine application.

Shawn Parker

gordonbrander

<p>The Post Password Token plugin lets you issue secret urls that allow readers to access protected content without having to enter a password. It extends the default WordPress post password protection functionality by creating secret urls to the post that have an encoded token. This is similar to the guest pass functionality that can be found on Flickr.</p>
<h4>Who is it for?</h4>
<p>Sometimes you would like to share your blog posts with a specific group of people, but not with the wider world. For example, a family might want to blog about their adventures together for friends and family, but would rather not broadcast this to everyone. WordPress provides for this scenario by allowing you to password-protect a post. Unfortunately, we’ve found through experience that a lot of our friends never make it past the password form. Either they mis-type the password, are confused about what it is, or are simply scared off by an intimidating form.</p>
<p>The solution: give password-protected posts a secret url that can be shared with friends and family. The url allows your select audience to see the content without the confusion and hassle of an authentication form, while hiding the special content from search spiders and the wider-world. You can revoke secret urls at any time, so if a secret url gets to someone you don’t want it to, you can simply invalidate it.</p>
<h4>The Details</h4>
<p>The encoded tokens are made by taking the post-name and post-password and encoding them together. The plugin’s admin page also allows you to create a “salt”, or a unique key that makes the resulting encoded token more secure. Please note that once the salt option is set, changing it will change the secret urls for all posts. Unless you want to invalidate all of your old secret urls, it is recommended that you set the salt and leave it.</p>


Post Password Token

The Post Password Token plugin allows readers to access protected posts without having to enter a password by creating secret token urls for the post.

The Pressengine vs Post Password Token