=== Private Network === Contributors: AndreaBelvedere Donate link: http://www.andreabelvedere.com/ Tags: post, page, private, network, private network Requires at least: 2.5.0 Tested up to: 2.7 Stable tag: 1.0 Allows Administrators at different WordPress installations, for example www.alice.com and www.bob.com, to share their private posts. == Description == Private Network allows Administrators at different WordPress installations, for example www.alice.com and www.bob.com, to share their private posts. = How does it work: = Lets say that Alice, the Administrator of www.alice.com wants to share her private posts with her best friend Bob, the Administrator of www.bob.com; this are the steps that both Alice and Bob would have to follow: * Install Private Network plug-in and create the Certificate as per instruction below. * Go to the admin section of Private Network and click “Contacts” * Alice will have to enter Bob URL (www.bob.com) and Bob user-name (this is by default “admin”) in the provided text fields. * Bob contact will appear in Alice's contacts list with status “Awaiting Confirmation” * Next time Bob logs-in to his site's (www.bob.com) admin section and checks his contact list will notice Alice request with status “Confirm Contact” * Bob approves Alice request by pressing the “Confirm Contact” button and then enables her to view his private posts setting the status to “Enabled” * Alice checks her contacts again and sees that Bob has confirmed her as a contact. She copies and paste the tag in her contact list belonging to contact “Bob” into a new post (preferably a private post), saves the post and she can now view the most recent 10 private posts from Bob. = Requires = * PHP 5 and OpenSSL support = Features = * Version 1.0 - Create/Delete X.509 Certificate, add,remove,enable or disable contacts. = Bug Fixes = Non yet, but please report any on http://www.andreabelvedere.com/private-network == Installation == 1. Upload `private-network` to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress 3. Create your certificate from `Settings`=> `Private Network` => `Certificate` 4. Add contacts from `Settings` => `Private Network` => `Contacts` == Frequently Asked Questions == = Not yet, please ask them here http://www.andreabelvedere.com/private-network == Screenshots == 1. Certificate summary view 2. Contacts page view