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Hi, we haven’t used it so we need help from the community to give you some help.

Hi, thanks for reporting this. We’ve created a ticket here: https://github.com/perfectyorg/perfecty-push-wp/issues/158

Could you please elaborate why you don’t want to send the notification once the post is published?

Hi, please read this section in the documentation https://docs.perfecty.org/wp/troubleshooting/#determine-root-causes and send us the related information about your problem. Thank you!

Have in mind the notification payload the plugin sends contains only a json string, not the image content. So, no matter the size or resolution of the image, the payload is only made of json text.

Now, when you send a notification, all your user’s browsers receive the json payload and download the image url it contains to display it in the OS tray, and that sudden spike of image requests overload your website. In that case you might consider using a CDN that caches the images, like CloudFare.

But for sure it’s not the plugin’s fault :), and I’m happy you’re having so much users, keep growing!

It’s because of Apple using their own restrictive Push system

Hi, that sounds like an issue with the file extensions allowed in the proxy, so you might want to check that the .js.php extension is allowed in both proxies. If you can share the public website we can help you troubleshooting as end users. Otherwise please enable the JS debugging and open the Developer console in Chrome when you subscribe. You should see when you subscribe what your server actually responds and the details you need to fix it.

Right now we don’t support sending notifications to a specific language so even though you show the dialog/bell messages in the user language, you might still have the problem of sending push notifications in a language that is not the user’s language. In that case you may want to follow this issue https://github.com/perfectyorg/perfecty-push-wp/issues/50

Is the site going to be multi-language or a site will only use a single of the mentioned languages?

Hi,

We already provide support internationalization in the plugin according to the WordPress guidelines using the official plugin translations. As mentioned before as an example, when you change your language in your WordPress Settings, it will automatically pick the oficial translations. This means if you want to add support to a different language you should do it through https://translate.www.ads-software.com/projects/wp-plugins/perfecty-push-notifications/stable/

Could you please clarify what is your use case a bit more and why it’s not sufficient to have the official translations? Have in mind any code change we include in the plugin needs to have a valid reason for it.

Thank you!

This has been released in v1.6.1

Hi,

This is an example for Russian, which is translated 100%, and was installed via the WordPress Directory. All the text messages were deleted from Perfecty Push > Settings > Public Widget, so that they use the default and translated values:

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/691521/155020495-f7f402a0-072f-4649-bb1e-fcbba9838b8e.png

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/691521/155020506-96ff51f0-a0f0-4372-b5b6-d05ee55acf4a.png

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/691521/155020532-42b22f0b-ef53-4d2f-819c-a454655803ad.png

Hi,

You’re right and there’s a ticket for this: https://github.com/perfectyorg/perfecty-push-wp/issues/150 Please follow it in Github.

Regards!

I see a potential confusion for the end users with this feature. The idea behind “Send Notification on Publish” is exactly that, to send the notification when the post is published, so the question is: should you maybe want to publish the post in a scheduled date?

We intend to not add as many different options that could make the plugin complex and confusing. We rather prefer to make it simple yet useful and powerful. If you need a more advanced behaviour you can maybe extend the plugin via its hooks/filters described here: https://github.com/perfectyorg/perfecty-push-wp#external-integrations-

However we’re open minded and would like to hear more opinions from the end users.

You can download the files from the plugin translation site in WordPress. For example, this is Rusian: https://translate.www.ads-software.com/projects/wp-plugins/perfecty-push-notifications/stable/ru/default/ and on the bottom of the page there’s a tool to export the .po files. You can do the same for any language and can optionally import it to make them official but it needs to align to the WordPress guidelines for translations.