Bat n Ball

Hi @properlypurple

Fantastic! That’s worked great, many thanks ??

Hi @jordesign

This page and subsequent pages:
https://www.the-cricketers.co.uk/news/

Thank you!

Hi @t-p

Thanks for your reply.

As I mentioned, this subject has been touched upon before on this website and elsewhere but it doesn’t really seem to have a definitive resolution.

Prior to posting here, I have already read the post you linked to and this doesn’t really help but I thank you for your reply ??

Hi dreamfox,

To start with, we would simply need 3 individual PayPal accounts.

Looking to the future we would maybe need 10 PayPal accounts, so the system would need to be able to handle new accounts as and when we need to add them.

We can afford the premium version of your plugin and I was hoping this feature would be included. I doubt very much if we could afford custom work, but thank you for your reply.

I have also noticed that ‘completed’ orders cannot be cancelled. Can this be changed so completed orders can also be cancelled? Nice plugin btw!

Hi CedCommerce,

Your support and feedback really is excellent.

Thank you very much for all your help.

I don’t think that feature should be inside the core WordPress software. With plugins yes, because someone responsible (the site administrator) would and should install that as a conscious decision and not as a built in feature.

The reason is that user’s sometimes make poor choices about their passwords. Having that built in could result is compromised accounts having their data deleted without their knowledge.

I’m sorry but I disagree. People who chose to have poor passwords shouldn’t be used as an excuse not to consider having a feature. If, like you suggest, compromised accounts could have all their user data deleted, then those compromised accounts could also have libelous or sensitive data published online in their name, regardless of a feature to delete their own account.

Yes, it would have to be a conscious decision to install a plugin which offers users a feature to remove their own accounts, but if it was made available as an option in WordPress, you would also have to make the same conscious decision to turn it on.

As you may already know, any user in these forums can edit their display name and associated profile information. For example, you can using this link.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/profile/bat-n-ball/edit

Here too.

https://profiles.www.ads-software.com/bat-n-ball/edit/

If someone wants to zap that information as well as randomize their email address to something that does not exist then that will functionally eliminate their account from being used anymore. The account will be abandoned.

I understand your point, but ‘abandon’ is not the same as ‘delete’ – my suggestion was specifically to delete. There could be a multitude of different reasons people might want to delete their own accounts and/or data but ‘zapping’ their profile with some random information will not remove their posts which, for whatever reason, they may no longer wish to be made available.

There are over 7 million posts in these forums going back over 11 years. Asking volunteers to handle those deletion/edit request is unreasonable. It would become a full time job just doing that. That’s who staffs these forums, it’s all unpaid volunteers.

Nobody suggested volunteers go through millions of posts to handle individual deletion requests. If it is a limitation of the current system then so be it, but it would not be beyond the realms of possibility to write an automated system to do the task which is why I made the suggestion.

In recent years, Twitter, Google, Facebook etc., have made the deletion of one’s own account a possibility and, if I’m not mistaken, ‘the right to be forgotten’ (an associated, although not identical topic) has become law in certain European countries.

Google and the big companies might have the resources to implement such features at the drop of a hat, but the way things seem to be going with people’s privacy and personal data, maybe it’s a subject which should be kept in mind.

P.S.

Just reading the article you linked to. This is excellent and will help me a great deal. Thank you.

Hi ancawonka,

Thank you for your reply and sorry for my late reply!

I will certainly have a read of your tutorial today when I find an hour or two’s spare time ??

I don’t think I mentioned WooCommerce, which will be the reason why users would want to register in the first place. WooCommerce has it’s own user registration page but, as you say, it would probably be better to create a custom registration form rather than edit the existing WordPress or WooCommerce forms.

Each multisite would have its own WooCommerce store which makes things slightly complicated. At this moment in time, I think users will register on one multisite only. I have seen a plugin which also registers users across a network and will look into that.

When a user registers on a multisite network, they are restricted to lowercase letters and numbers only. Am I being naive in assuming only the letters part of the username sanitization needs to be removed, if I want to use numbers only?

As complicated as this might sound, I’m fairly confident something can be put together ??

Kind regards,

Paul.

Sorry, I missed that.

Thank you once again for your help ??

Hi CedCommerce,

I’ve updated the plugin but cannot find any setting to exclude a site from being shown on the store viewer page.

Have I overlooked a setting somewhere?

That’s great! Many thanks for your help ??

Excellent! Many thanks for your help.

Great!

Thanks for the reply ??

Hi CedCommerce,

Thanks for your reply.

Yes, I think an option would be a great feature.

Kind regards.