Glenn Ansley

<p>This plugin gives multiple developers on a live site the ability to notify other if they are currently hacking any files. The notification is displayed on the front end in a draggable block for anyone logged in as an administrator. You may easily add hackers to the list or delete them via the wp-admin area.</p>


Who's Hacking What?

A simple interface that notifies other administrators if you are hacking files on a live server.

Andreas Münch

<p>This is a simple Plugin that lets you set multiple passwords for your password protected posts and pages.</p>
<p>On posts/pages with password protection it will show an extra Metabox with a field to input additional passwords, one in each line.</p>
<p>Note that if you just changed a post/page to password protection you have to save once so that the extra field appears.</p>
<h4>Expire passwords</h4>
<p>You can also make passwords expire after x hours when being used. You can find the settings under Settings -> Multiple Post Passwords.</p>
<p>Note that the actual deletion of the passwords is triggered by a cronjob which is run every 30 minutes. So even if you set your expiry time to very short, it may still take 30 minutes until the password really expires.</p>
<p>Also note that the expiration only works for the additional passwords, not for the standard WordPress page/post password.</p>
<h4>Using lots of passwords on one page</h4>
<p>If you are using lots of passwords on one page and the password check takes a long time, you should activate the alternative password check in the settings to speed up the password check.</p>


Multiple Post Passwords

Set multiple passwords for your protected pages so you can give them to different users.

Who's Hacking What? vs Multiple Post Passwords