Page locked with a locker

Alex0808

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I have posted some code/key on a web page and i want to lock it in with some content locker.

Is there any way to limit it to a 1 client only.
Like a guy named x complete the offer and access the locked page containing key, then that link stops working immediately.
 
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Are you using wordpress? I've looked over https://gpldl.com/repository/premium-wordpress-plugins/ and there are some lockers available for wordpress.
Currently i'm using blogger
 
Are you using wordpress? I've looked over https://gpldl.com/repository/premium-wordpress-plugins/ and there are some lockers available for wordpress.


I read all them
Still can't figure out which one i should use.
 
I read all them
Still can't figure out which one i should use.
Since you're using blogger, you probably cant use either. I have no experience with blogger so I can't suggest anything for you, sry.
 
That should be very simple to achieve if you use the database you already have (for WP that is... if blogger, then forget it lol). For every link, there should be a counter (in the posts table, make a custom column, or use post meta table). Once the counter has increased to 1, just stop access to the page. For further protection, you could password protect the page ( you will need to add a custom column to your posts table, or the post meta should do it; although the meta table will be slower), and send the password by mail or something.
 
Since you're using blogger, you probably cant use either. I have no experience with blogger so I can't suggest anything for you, sry.
Moving to wordpress
 
If multiple people access the locked page, it wouldn't bother me if they can't fool me by accessing the locked page and share its link with others or they comment from different account using that link.
That should be very simple to achieve if you use the database you already have (for WP that is... if blogger, then forget it lol). For every link, there should be a counter (in the posts table, make a custom column, or use post meta table). Once the counter has increased to 1, just stop access to the page. For further protection, you could password protect the page ( you will need to add a custom column to your posts table, or the post meta should do it; although the meta table will be slower), and send the password by mail or something.
Well
Is there any way to restrict only comment for each user? (on wordpress or blogger)
 
Well
Is there any way to restrict only comment for each user? (on wordpress or blogger)
Not by default, AFAIK. You can make a plugin for this. Sounds possible. Try posting in haf section.
 
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