• Initial experience with this plug-in is positive except for the seemingly lack of documentation.

    Would like to suggest a few things:

    1. A wiki or help page with relevant CSS references.
    2. The “Custom CSS” box seems to clear all line breaks after saving and then editing the poll again.
    3. Would like to see a short code or something that allows additional page to be loaded after a vote (e.g. [show_if_voted] … [/show_if_voted]) so other page actions can occur (rather than using a redirect that could be accessed by non-voters. Example: After voting, MyCred can reward the user, or an image, or other suggested polls or pages, etc.

    Thank you.

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  • Plugin Author YOP

    (@yourownprogrammer)

    Hello

    Thank you for your feedback.

    Please find below some comments

    A wiki or help page with relevant CSS references.
    We are in the process of re-building the plugin from scratch based on the feedback we have received so all our resources are targeted towards this goal.
    If you have any questions or need help we are more than happy to assist.

    The “Custom CSS” box seems to clear all line breaks after saving and then editing the poll again.
    We noticed this as well but did not think it is an issue for our users.
    Will try to address this in the next release.

    Would like to see a short code or something that allows additional page to be loaded after a vote (e.g. [show_if_voted] … [/show_if_voted]) so other page actions can occur (rather than using a redirect that could be accessed by non-voters. Example: After voting, MyCred can reward the user, or an image, or other suggested polls or pages, etc.
    I assume this will work when redirecting people to a different page after vote?
    If so, how do you imagine defining the content for this shortcode?

    Thread Starter wbenterprises

    (@wbenterprises)

    I assume this will work when redirecting people to a different page after vote?
    If so, how do you imagine defining the content for this shortcode?

    It could work with redirecting, but then the page URL would be exposed and non-voting users could potentially access it (for example, if the direct link was posted in a public forum). The landing page does not have a way to determine if the user has voted on that particular poll.

    I imagine that shortcodes could be used and it would have a code for beginning and a code for ending output based on whether a user has voted on a the specified poll. Simple example:

    [yop_show_if_voted id=”2″]

    [output is entered here]

    [/yop_show_if_voted]

    Perhaps it could have additional options like [yop_show_if voted=true answer=2 afterdate=”7/30/2023″] or the like. Just throwing out some ideas.

    NOTE: This is similar to how a plug like MyCred works now with [mycred_hide_if] and [mycred_show_if] shortcodes.

    Thank you for all you’ve done so far!

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