EPP – Edit Post with Passwords Basic

by Tahsinur Tamim

Description

The EPP – Edit Post with Passwords Basic plugin allows guest editors to securely submit post edit requests, giving site owners control over content updates.

By requiring a unique password for each post, this plugin ensures only authorized guest editors can suggest changes, protecting content integrity while allowing safe collaboration from non-logged-in users.

Features

Set unique passwords for individual posts.
Easy-to-use interface for entering passwords.
Nonce verification for added security.
User-friendly messages for password validation.

Installation

Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/epp-edit-post-with-passwords-basic directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress.
Edit a post and the password and a secure edit link of the post will be auto generated for further use.

Screenshots

Post Admin Column - Admin is able to see the password and copy the post edit link.
Post Edit Button at front-end
Password Field popup
Post Content Edit popup - Here requester is able to submit an request to content change.

Faq

What does this plugin do?

It lets non-logged-in users securely edit specific posts with a unique password, adding extra content protection.

How do I set a password for a post?

You don’t need to! The plugin automatically generates a unique password for each post, shown in the “Edit Password” column on the post list screen.

How do I use the edit link?

Each post has a unique edit link. Just click “Copy Edit Link” in the post list to copy it and share it with the requester.

Can a post have multiple passwords?

No, each post has only one unique password generated by the plugin, providing secure, individual access for editing.

Reviews

Changelog

1.0

Initial release of the plugin.