cleverk

You can do quick alphabetic sorting by clicking on the Up/Down arrows on the Title column header. You can also sort it by click on the header on the Last Modified column, Featured Image column and the Comments column – though I’m not sure how it sorts the last one, since I don’t currently have comments enabled.

Though I do wish you could factor in the pinned post idea, into he All Posts table. I keep what I call Sandbox posts, that I use to build new posts in a specific section of my site. I use a clone/duplicating plugin to copy the content, on-page navigation links, category, etc. of the Sandbox post into a new post, to create uniformity in that section of my site. If I could pin those, so they stay on top even when I’m sorting other ways, it would be nice. As it stands now, I do sort alphabetically and name them _Sandbox…

I had the same basic issue, only my app didn’t say it was successful, it said that this site hadn’t yet been registered. But obviously it was registered, because I logged into it a couple of days ago, using Keyy, without issue.

When I first went to the WPAdmin login, all I got was the normal page with the username/password. I entered those, then I got the same page, except that the Keyy barcode was at the top and the username/password fields were below it. I scanned the barcode, got the error from my phone, and then the page refreshed to the exact same login page with both the barcode and the credentials section.

In order to log into my website, after two failed attempts, I had to go into my Pro ManageWP panel separately, and disable the Keyy plugin.

Wow, even if your plugin works well, I’m not bothering. Not only are your support, FAQs and other text involved in your plug barely understandable (it’s basis not bases) you’re ‘customer service’ method is combative and rude. You’re practically whining at people and accusing them of being morons for daring to give a negative opinion. Hell I see on another plugin of yours you even got dinged by the site admins for making false accusations and getting nasty with reviewers. That is not acceptable behavior. A

And yes, this is an open forum, and whether or not I used your plugin I am perfectly within my rights to comment on someone else’s review – or more to the point, to comment on your childish and unprofessional response to a review.

If you intend your tool to be used by English-speakers, get some English-speaking support for your web content and communications. And if you’re going to question a negative review, do it with a little less accusation and nastiness. Customer engagement requires tact and people skills, and you’re demonstrating neither on this website.