J.D. Grimes

Hi @wpbetsy,

That’s a great suggestion! You can vote for this feature request here: https://trello.com/c/s8vAoIEp/118-daily-points-limit

Hi @wpbetsy,

Maybe the Top Users in Period extension would have what you want?

Hi @nduka4real. WordPoints doesn’t offer this feature yet, you would have to manually send the users the cash and then remove the points.

You can vote for this feature request here: https://trello.com/c/A7rAPi5I/115-redeem-points-for-money

There isn’t a feature like this available, but if you have access to phpMyAdmin or another database interface through your hosting control panel, you could export the user points that way. If that might be an option for you, I could help you craft the database query that you would need to run.

Adding the following code in your child theme’s functions.php file should do the trick:

function my_custom_wordpoints_points_logs_profile_edit( $text, $points, $points_type, $user_id, $log_type, $meta ) {
	
	return esc_html( $meta['reason'] );
}
add_filter( 'wordpoints_points_log-profile_edit', 'my_custom_wordpoints_points_logs_profile_edit', 20, 6 );

Hi Leonard,

You can do that with a shortcode similar to this:

[wordpoints_points_logs points_type="credits" query="current_user"]

You can find more information here: https://wordpoints.org/user-guide/shortcodes/wordpoints_points_logs/

It would be possible, but WordPoints usually tries to integrate with other plugins rather than building a feature from scratch. If there are good plugins that offer an “invite friend” feature, then it would be easier to integrate WordPoints with one of them, than to recreate the feature.

Hi @wpbetsy, are you referring to the BuddyPress extension? WordPoints doesn’t offer this feature by default. But if you have the BuddyPress extension installed, it can integrate with BuddyPress’s friend feature. Or perhaps WordPoints is auto-integrating with another plugin. I can’t be sure without more details.

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To award hourly points, you need to use the Visit event, and fill in the rate limit settings.

Not sure why that is, Dave. Have you tried something like this?

<span style="font-size:30px">[wordpoints_points]</span>

Hi Dave,

Good question. I think that adding a WooCommerce my account page dedicated to poitns is an option I’ll add in a future version of the WooCommerce extension for WordPoints. In the mean time, I’m not sure what the best approach would be. Let me do a little research on it over the weekend and get back to you.

First you must buy the extension. Then you can install it on your site by following these instructions: https://wordpoints.org/user-guide/installing-extensions/

Yes, it is compatible with BuddyPress. There is also an extension that adds more features to integrate with BuddyPress.

Hi @stevenlinx,

1.)
Is it correct the plug-in doesn’t seem to track a total point for each user?

Actually, the plugin does track the total points for each user. It is in the usermeta table. So, updating the logs table is still a good idea, but the essential operation would be updating the totals in the usermeta.

2.)
Do you have any other suggestion on how to perform such operation?

Instead of modifying the DB directly, it would be better to write a small script/plugin that would use the functions from WordPoints to update the user points, based on the list that you have.

Yes, the plugin is integrated with WooCommerce, you just need this extension: https://wordpoints.org/extensions/woocommerce/