justincampo

Visitor Audit is a small/lightweight plugin designed to give you insight into your current visitor’s behaviour. It will provide you with a simple view of what computers are currently connected to your wordpress instance and what their recent page views are. Geolocation, browser and OS information is provided to make traffic analysis easier. Page load benchmarks let you easily determine your visitor’s experience. An automated slow page report can be configured to email you anytime the visitor experience degrades. Visitor statistics are instantly compiled to help you determine if a visitor is human/machine and useful/malicious. With a simple click you can temporarily or permanently ban any IP address. Automated banning functionality is present but is extremely simple and is not recommended.
Feature List
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<li>View all visitors on your site</li>
<li>View all browsing behaviour easily for each visitor</li>
<li>Automated security reporting to help you identify malicious behaviour easily</li>
<li>Temporarily or permanently manually ban users</li>
<li>Automatic banning system</li>
<li>Automated slow page load reporting</li>
<li>Extremely small/efficent plugin</li>
<li>System designed to minimize database size/load</li>
<li>Very customizable/highly configurable</li>
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Visitor Audit

Allows you to easily view your current visitors, analyze their behaviour, deduce their experience and identify malicious behavior.

Manny Costales

This plugin create shortcodes to restrict the access to Visitors, Members or specific role. You can create sections in your page/post only visible to members (logged users), visitors or for an specific role.
To use you need to create the content and wrap it with these shortcodes: [visitor], [member] or [showifrole].
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<li>You can use the parameters ‘is’ and ‘msg’. If you not specify them, the default value will be use instead.</li>
<li>The paramater ‘is’ is use it with the shortcode [showifrole] to check for that specific user. The default value is ‘administrator’.</li>
<li>And ‘msg’ is the message the system is going to show. You can use html code with single apostrophes (‘). The default value is null.</li>
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Examples:
‘[visitor] 
 content only visible to visitors 
[/visitor]
[member msg=”You need to <a href='/wp-login' rel="nofollow ugc">Login</a> to see this content.”] 
 content only visible to members 
[/member]
[showifrole is=administrator] 
 content only visible for administrators 
[/showifrole]
[showifrole is=author msg=”You don’t have the required role.”] 
 content only visible for authors 
[showifrole]’

Members Restricted Access

This plugin creates shortcodes to restrict the access to users (visitors, members or by an specific role). You can also add a shortcode and use nested …

Visitor Audit vs Members Restricted Access