imtiazullah

Sorry, to add, I’m using the “delivery date” meta field from your lite plugin. It works most of the time but there are common occasions where a timestamp is being generated.

Hi I’m not using the Zapier approach (that’s too clunky), I’m using the Webhook to Sheets approach I referred to in my link.

Thanks
Immy

thanks RadioK – let us know when you have something ??

Cheers!

ok think i understand what you’re saying. Do you have an example page I could look at where you have done this already?

nope never got anything back from the developer ??

Stay away from this product and arrogant developer. Just a friendly warning to all. Remember one thing Mr. Arrogant – The truest characters of ignorance are vanity, and pride and arrogance!

this plugin is ok but i wouldnt trust the results.
it thinks i have the same ip address (uk) as my sister in ireland!???!!!

dont mean to sound rude, but you’ve misread my post.
I have no problem with adding fields! My problem is that I want to add a static field of message or make one of the fields with a clickable link so that it opens a new window or displays a message as to WHY i want to collect this additional info.

Have done but doesn’t do it!

Does WP ACTUALLY HAVE ANY SUPPORT?
Never gotten an answer to a question! There’s the problem with open source!!!
I guess you get what you pay for!?!

yep – you’re pretty much in the same boat as me! ??
I have however, more or less, managed to workaround the issues usinga number of plugins and a bit of web d’ment at my own expense.

Ah – sorry Mike. Didn’t know that’s what you were after.
I’m basically going to have an online training website.
Until the user registers, they will only have access to the homepage, and maybe a contact, about etc.. the norm! ??

Once registered (or logged in) they will be greeted with an additional page (or 2) which will allow them to effectively book courses. The additional page(s) will be the course availability.

Immy

Hi all, thanks for the quick responses.

@mikeschinkel – Effectively, I’m after the following:
My website is running under a template (free or purchased but irrelevant for now).
I want to administer the website from my normal wordpress ‘back end’ admin page, this is fine as is currently.
I want the ability for users to come to my templated site, create a user account (save this to the wp database) and then have additional pages available on login which are hidden until authenticated.
The user, once they have an account, should be able to login to my site and stay within the realms of the template and available pages, NOT the ‘back end’ dashboard wp stuff.

Does that make sense?
Thanks alot for your input!
Immy

Yes I looked at Espresso but it lacks some obvious features. Shame as it’s a nice app.