@capariciof – Depends on your server setup, heavily cached servers for instance won’t work for all conditions via PHP, some require JS based conditions.
That said check out: http://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/132-add-a-custom-popup-condition
That adds a new condition to the editor itself.
You can also use JavaScript manually to trigger it, (rendered by PHP).
jQuery(document).ready(function () {
PUM.open(123); // 123 is the popup ID #
});
I can use user meta data with custom popup codition in a page?
@capariciof – Absolutely. Anything you can do in PHP can be turned into a condition.
At the minimum you need to write a function that returns true or false. So if you wanted to check if a user meta value was set as a condition it could be as simple as
function custom_condition_callback( $settings ) {
return get_user_meta( get_current_user_id, 'meta_key' ) != false;
}
That said conditions can be as complex or simple as you need them to be. The link I gave above had several sample conditions of varying complexity.
