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I would like to edit the templates used by Presspoint to output panel pages. Is this option available? I’m imagining a situation where Presspoint has template files much like themes do, and I could perhaps edit or override them without breaking future updates.
If it doesn’t work like that, how about being able to register filters and actions that modify or respond to Presspoint panel actions?
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How can I add a field that is not in the Merge Tags list?
I need to be able to tell each individual person a specific code I created for them
This is critical.
I am wondering if there is a way to create different push notifications based on a form field value (specifically trying to redirect requests from website to specific sales reps based on promo code).
Thank you!
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Do you have an estimated launch date for version 2.0 that will support email templates?
Hi there,
I recently purchased your software and am quite pleased with it; however, there are a few things I would like to do.
1) I would like to email a new customer upon adding them through add user and have the option to send them one of the emails I have created. Is this possible?
2) I need to add a variable to the emails. I see the paupress tags, but how do I add a field that I created under “manage fields”. Do I use the key in the shortcode similar to the other codes: or mine
Thanks in advance!
Andrew Klein
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We are using PauPress (version 1.5.3) with the Events module to enable people to register for our conferences. Sometimes people come from an organization that will pay for all the registrations. We are requiring each individual to create a profile and register for the event so we have a record of their registration and they can see they are registered for an event in their profile. However, during checkout we need for those individuals to be able to enter the billing information for the organization who is actually paying.
We first discovered the ‘Billing Information’ defaulted to the logged-in user’s profile during checkout but when we changed the ‘Billing Information’ to the organization’s information (including the email address) we found that a new user for the organization was created (which we don’t want) and the event registration for the ‘logged in’ user was lost. We were able to modify the code to prevent the new user creation by leaving the billing email defaulted to the logged-in user and hiding the input field to prevent it from being changed. That worked perfect … BUT …
We are now finding that when the billing information is being set to the organization the cart updates the logged in user’s profile with the new information … effectively changing their profile first and last name including the mailing address. It seems as if it should be updating the profile’s BILLING ADDRESS … not the profile’s mailing address. We even set a billing address in the profile then went through checkout and it not only defaulted to the mailing address but updated it as well.
Can you help us get this working? Ideally, we need to be able to have an individual (who is required to be logged in to register) change the billing information and have it process through to update the billing address in the profile … leaving all other information in the profile alone.
Thank you!!
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Our client wants us to simplify the registration process as much as possible, to the point where it’s basically no longer recognizable as such.
1) is it somehow possible to get PauPress to automatically and invisibly generate a password for each new registrant?
2) can we generate a “welcome” mail that includes all the login data for every new registrant?
3) can I somehow define PP fields like street address as required only for selected forms?
Thanks,
Phil
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Is there a way to set up a standard email that can be sent when an invoice is paid? We received checks and change the status of an invoice to completed. It would be nice to have an email sent out without having to select the ’email’ action and retype the email every time. That gets cumbersome when there are many invoices being paid at one time.
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I just put the finishing touches on a first newsletter mail our client wants to send to all subscribers (all in PauPress).
Despite the fact that I can’t even find this entry in the PauPress help files, I’m currently veering towards using the “PauPress > E-Mail” navigation item: edit and save the mail (I assume it’s a CPT), and then have it sent using the “current selection”, for example.
However, there are two things bothering me a bit here, since we are not using Mailchimp:
1) how can I send myself a test mail?
2) If I create a saved search with only myself in it, and have PP send the mail to this address: can I then re-use the same mail, or do I have to recreate it if every time?
I have to say that one rather puts blind trust into PauPress (so to speak) when sending to something like “current selection”, as the actual list of adresses apparently is not displayed anywhere. Or is it?
Thanks, Phil
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There probably is no way (outside of really dirty hacking) to get PauPress to not load its JS and CSS files for certain pages and/or custom post types, is there?
I’m currently trying to do something using Visual Composer for user generated content. As you are aware, I think, currently PP and VC are not on the best of terms, as PP zealously defines loads of jquery.ui elements that VC also uses, resulting in not very pretty UI elements in the frontend as well as in the backend. Being somewhat lazy, I’m not really looking forward to adding even more PauPress overrides in my own style.css file.
Thanks,
Phil
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Good suggestions. I would be interested in hearing the use case to better understand the desired outcome. As you’re probably seeing in Presspoint – there are many ways of doing something that are not exactly expected. It may indeed be that you can accomplish what you need to within the latter scenario but that’s not always the case. With that in mind, we’re a ways from a templating system for forms – you generally won’t find that with many form generators as they depend upon certain conditions for form processing that standard them tags don’t require.