garymcl88
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Thanks for this Brian — before I go and purchase this plugin, wanted to ask this question. Using this plugin, is there any situation where a student can FINISH a course without completing all modules? Or does the plugin make that impossible with options 2 and 3?
Thanks @briantp
In instances like this, if a user does click finish without completing the whole thing and thus needs to retake the course, is this something we would have to do manually on the backend and reset their progress?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Video — that autoplays/loops in a rowSorry — used this code: <video autoplay=”autoplay” loop=”loop” muted=”” width=”1280″ height=”720″><source src=”https://intactiqhub.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Animation_Intact_1sequence.mp4″ /></video>
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Single Sign On with FreshworksWe haven’t used one — yet?
I had a freelance WordPress developer help me with this. SSO from Freshdesk looked straightforward but they changed their settings and thus we had to use SAML or OAuth2 instead of the simple settings.At that point ran into a barrier but the developer didn’t mention anything about a plugin? Is this what is needed?
Thanks for the reply – and for putting a request into the developers. I would love to hear their input as to whether adding a line of code to the PHP coding they already have can solve the issue.
If they can’t, could they let me know as that way I may get a WordPress coding pro to have a look and see if there’s any way to add some coding/functions in.
Thanks
Hey mbrsolution,
thanks for replying. I’ll try to explain one of the main issues I am having. We have the whole site locked down, as you can see from the instructions.However, my main issue is: If we tweet out a link to an article, or if we have an email newsletter going out with a link to a blog post, whenever a user clicks either of those links (and they’re not logged in) they will be taken immediately to the LOGIN page — instead of the article of the blog.
But when they log in, the site immediately spits them out on the home page as a logged-in user — meaning they have to manually find the article or blog from the homepage that they were looking for in the first place. It’s bad user experience and something we’re looking to avoid. Ideally, in a perfect world, it would spit them back to the link they originally clicked, but you are saying that is not an option?