开发者 | Quintet.Solutions |
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更新时间 | 2016年3月29日 16:58 |
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PHP版本: | 3.1 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 4.4.2 |
版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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Wordpress doesn't have a feature to lock the dashboard, which leave us with no other options than to logout each time when we leave our system for a few minutes or more. Doing this kill every tasks that we were working on at that moment in the WP dashboard, and we have to restart all of them again to resume. Not just that, we also have to remember the toughest/weirdest password (which was created to avoid hacking). DQ lock comes with a simple solution to this problem. Our UX is so rich (not that we want to brag about it) it will speak for itself.
Yes Dashboard Quick Lock is secure. DQ lock never stores or pass any user credentials through the code. The lock screen PIN is encrypted before it is stored in the database.
No need to worry, you can easily switch sign-in option and use your WP password to login back or use the switch user option and get WP's default login form. Once you are in, you can reset the PIN from the DQ lock settings.
Yes, the PIN is encrypted before getting stored in the database.
No. We're not storing user password at any given point.
All DQ settings are user specific, that is, each user can set their own PIN, lock screen appearance and auto lock period.
Except for users with 'subscriber' role, all users get DQ lock feature. (All user roles which have WP 'edit_post' or 'edit_page' capabilities gets the DQ lock option)
DQ lock uses browser cookie to lock and unlock the dashboard, hence its browser specific. This way it will not affect multi signin, that is if more than one user have logged in using the same credentials (but different computer) then locking the dashboard in any one of the system won't affect others.