• Resolved Rik0399

    (@rik0399)


    Hi,

    Thanks for adding this to the WP repository, a few questions if I may.

    1) When submitting a post, will it send the user a very email to cut down submission SPAM?

    2) Presumably, Admin would first need to approve registration before the user is able to login to effect any changes to their submitted Post?

    3) When approved, does it send the user an update i.e. approved?

    4) When the submitter logs in, will it send them directly to their post so that they may modify the content?

    5) If yes, upon saving their edits, will it notify Admin so the post can be first checked before approving it as I don’t want any post going live until first checked?

    6) When logged in, will it then only show the post and nothing else, i.e. dashboard controls, plugins, etc as I don’t want them to see anything other than their post and the ability to edit?

    Created a form but the following are not showing on page :

    User Name
    User Email
    User URL

    Apologies for all the questions 🙂

    Thanks in advance

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  • Plugin Author Jeff Starr

    (@specialk)

    Glad to help:

    1) I’m not sure if I understand the question, if you can rephrase or clarify I will let you know if it is possible.

    2) USP free version does not handle any user-registration stuff. All of that is entirely up to WordPress and how it is configured, other plugins, etc.

    3) No, that is a feature of the pro version. The free version sends alerts to the admin user only.

    4) No, this plugin focuses on submitted posts. Everything else — like what happens when a user logs in or out — is entirely up to WordPress and how it is configured, other plugins, etc.

    5) n/a

    6) No, this plugin only displays a form on the front-end. Everything else is up to WordPress, and of course any other plugins, theme, etc.

    7) “Created a form but the following are not showing on page”

    Primary fields like Post Title, Post Content, Tags, Categories, and Author are up to your theme to display (99% of themes display all of these items). The other fields (like Email and URL) are custom fields. To display them with the post on the front-end, you can enable their respective Auto-Display settings.

    I hope this helps, let me know if I can provide any further infos.

    Thread Starter Rik0399

    (@rik0399)

    Hi,

    I appreciated the time in your response …

    1) I’m not sure if I understand the question, if you can rephrase or clarify I will let you know if it is possible.

    A. Will it send the user a message to verify them as being “real” just incase it was a spam submission?

    3) No, that is a feature of the pro version. The free version sends alerts to the admin user only.

    A. So how will the users know if the submission has been approved?

    4) No, this plugin focuses on submitted posts. Everything else — like what happens when a user logs in or out — is entirely up to WordPress and how it is configured, other plugins, etc.

    A. So the user cannot edit /modify their submission when logging in?

    7) “Created a form but the following are not showing on page”

    A. I have found out that only part of the submission form shows IF you logged in, log out and it shows the entire form. Should the submission page not hide the form and instead show a message such as “you’re already logged in”

    Issue :

    I am testing the submission form where I have a challenge question : 13 + 14 =

    The answer of course is : 27

    However, the form message says “Incorrect Response” thus will not submit?

    Many Thanks

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