Hot answers tagged subscription
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The best WordPress plugin for email subscriptions to your blog without using third party services like Feedburner is the WP Responder Email Newsletter and Autoresponder Plugin
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This is a simple hack I wrote in a similar situation. It will display all the Subscribers in the Author dropdown on edit/add post/page, from where you can select any one you want. I think it should work for you...
add_filter('wp_dropdown_users', 'MySwitchUser');
function MySwitchUser($output)
{
//global $post is available here, hence you can check for ...
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I've used cforms II for that in the past. It's way more than what you need, but it's really powerful, so it means only one plugin to implement the subscription, contact, and other forms within the site
http://www.deliciousdays.com/cforms-plugin/
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Even I placed a lot of questions back to your question, I would like to share the following idea:
This basically sounds to me that users are subscribing to a post (maybe of a custom post type and with a custom taxnomoy). So to replace the comment form with a subscription form and to use comment "subscriptions" as "post subscriptions". That for re-using the ...
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There are often issues with setting up email subscriptions. Hosting providers are very tired of spam and often put harsh restrictions on email rate and volume, especially for cheaper hosting plans.
In practice such feature is often implemented with help of external service. FeedBurner is popular for this, because a lot of people use it for feeds anyway and ...
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I found Mailpress to be a far superior option to the others I tried (Post Notification and Subscribe 2). It has many options, it's own set of additional plugins, its own themes, and the option to sync subscribers with your userbase.
10/10!
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Try Subscribe2 plugin that provides a comprehensive subscription management and email notification system for WordPress blogs that sends email notifications to a list of subscribers when you publish new content to your blog and each user can select which categories he wants to get notifications from.
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If you're willing to use an outside provider, you can add the tag feed to Feedburner.
First get the tag feed:
http://www.example.com/?tag=tagname&feed=rss2
Then to to feedburner.com and create a feed, then enable "Email Subscriptions" (under the "Publicize" tab).
I've done this, and it works well.
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Right Now jetpack provides only way to embed subscriptions as sidebar widget. Registering a new sidebar would be a better Idea to do so, and this will not take more than few seconds.
Step 1 - Register a sidebar for jetpack
Just drop in this code somewhere in your theme's functions.php file.
register_sidebar( array(
'name' => 'JetPack in page',
...
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Have you thought about using feedburner? I'm using feedburner to handle subscribers. And it emails subscribers once a new post is made.
You should be able to import your subscribers by emailing the csv file to feedback@feedburner.com and informing support that you are moving to use Feedburner.
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Just change to to address for these emails.
Sample code, not tested:
// hook in late, to avoid side effects.
add_filter( 'comment_notification_headers', 'wpse_73855__change_comment_notify_to' );
function wpse_73855__change_comment_notify_to( $input )
{
if ( 'comment_notification_headers' === current_filter() )
{
add_filter( 'wp_mail', ...
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You will need to edit your theme. Find the file where the loop of posts is being outputted; typically this will be in index.php. Find the place where the comments link is being output, and add:
| <a href="<?php echo get_feed_link() ?>">Subscribe to Blog</a>
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A better way to do it...
add_filter('wp_dropdown_users', 'MySwitchUser');
function MySwitchUser()
{
global $post; // remove if not needed
//global $post is available here, hence you can check for the post type here
$users = get_users('role=subscriber');
echo'<select id="post_author_override" name="post_author_override" class="">';
...
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This is similar approach to @brasofilo. But only works in the edit post screen, rather than quick edit, and includes all users (not just authors and subscribers).
/* Remove Author meta box from post editing */
function wpse50827_author_metabox_remove() {
remove_meta_box('authordiv', 'post', 'normal');
}
add_action('admin_menu', ...
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This is a code linked by @Innate in a comment (solution) to his own question, I've just adapted a little bit and tested in WP 3.3.2 (function wpse39084).
It will show the subscribers in posts Edit and Quick Edit.
Also added a couple of actions (functions wpse50827) to move the Author meta box inside the Publish Actions meta box, for easier management.
...
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Sure it is... its a 3 step process..
Check if user is logged in
return check and create an if condition
return the BIG image link or not at all (right?)
The code (not check for user level since subscriber is the lowest level)
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
echo '<a href=""><img src="LINK TO BIG PICTURE"></a>';
} else {
echo ...
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The way I would approach this is:
Create several AJAX calls using the nopriv hook bound to the subscribe/follow button clicks.
Within the PHP callback functions, I would insert value of the tag or the followed user into the logged-in user's meta using add_user_meta, get_user_meta, delete_user_meta.
Lastly, I would create a conditional function to use in ...
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in case you don't afraid of some php, making a simple form that receives email address and insert it into wordpress database, is quite simple. this method allows you afterwards to generate mailing lists versatile as you like (divided to group of 50s, comma/tab seperated, etc.)
to do so the only plugin you'll need will be php-code-widget .
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Check below link for more options.
http://www.bloggermint.com/2011/08/5-best-wordpress-membership-plugin-to-start-a-membership-website/
Another link
http://wp-member.com/
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"As far as I know, if you want to install BuddyPress you've got to have a WordPress MU installation "
No, you do not. You can install BuddyPress on a single WordPRess installation.
If the blogs are all on different server,s then you do not have what is meant by a WordPress network (multisite - what WAS MU) and the multi DB plugin will not help you.
I ...
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Don't know of a plugin that will do this specifically for a magazine, but it should be easy to implement in this way:
Once a sale is triggered through the shopping cart:
Have your shopping cart send an email to a autoresponder, such as aweber.com. Most WP shopping carts have functionality built in for a/r, usually including aweber.
Configure (if not ...
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1: I achieved this once by using a combination of 2 plugins: user roll editor and front-end-editor. One lets you assign specific abilities to each user and the other, as probably obvious, allows you to let users edit posts from the front-end. So, you can set any user with the roll "Member" to be able to "Edit own posts" but not "create posts" or "delete ...
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Subscribe2 works well for what you need. Just insert the [subscribe2] shortcode wherever you need a signup form.
If you want it to email after edits, try saving it to draft first before publishing. I believe that might be necessary to trigger the email event.
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I really like G-Lock's WP Double Opt-In List Management Plugin. It has plenty of features for managing the subscriber list and options for customizing the email being sent out. Only issue I've had is that it pulls from the RSS feed, so I haven't figured out a way yet to include featured images in the email.
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