Hi @mungbean, it’s an interesting use case.
I haven’t tested that plugin, but assuming it’s a standard post, then yes, Automator can take content from a form and use it to create a new post with custom postmeta. We should really get some documentation up around this, because this type of thing could be pretty powerful.
Just a note though that all recipes must be associated with a WordPress user. If you wanted to submit forms anonymously you could with the Pro version, but you still have to have an associated user/author, either a generic user, an existing user or a user created as part of the form submission.
Excellent. I’ll try it out. This could be a very powerful feature, essentially giving any plugin a frontend submit capability. It should be tested across plugins, and then marketed aggressively.
Do you know if frontend submit will be compatible with admin-moderation rules of the primary plugin (the plugin post that is being created by Automator) or is that something to be handled by Automator? An example, using my initial case is, if I want to allow frontend submit for a coupon, but want them to be verified by the site admin before publishing, will that be handled by the coupon plugin, or by Automator?
Also, how does/would Automator handle a spam prevention/Captcha on the post it’s creating?
Thanks!
Unfortunately, after testing it turns out the Affiliate Coupon plugin does not treat coupons as a post type, so it cannot be directly used with Uncanny via Post type.