
For one of my courses, I needed a way to create different paths or «streams» students could take through the course.
For one of my courses, I needed a way to create different paths or «streams» students could take through the course.
While there is an API for working with Easy Digital Downloads data, you might just want to fetch all the downloads you have or query for a specific one.
When I submitted the free version of a plugin to the WordPress plugin directory, I got an email back saying it was rejected. But why?
A quick video with some examples on making your plugin translatable into other languages, including handling HTML links with text mixed in.
Most of the time when you see a little snippet of WordPress code somewhere on the internet, you’re told to just put it in your theme’s functions.php file. Problem is, when you update your theme, you’ll lose that code.
What if you want to sell tiers or packages of your course using LearnDash and Easy Digital Downloads? Fortunately this is relatively easy to do with a bit of customization!
You have an add-on that you want to give away as part of another purchase for certain prices. Yet, you want to allow updates in case there are any.
Using this method you can use git for the majority of your source code control while only pulling in your changes using git when you need to push an update to your users.
So what’s the issue? Well if someone misses that little checkbox to agree to your terms and conditions, the whole page will refresh and all the data will be lost.
Using MailChimp for WordPress you can avoid errors and with Boxzilla, allows you to create a popup on link click or slide in when they scroll down the page