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It doesn’t integrate in that way. The integration simply allows you to specify a “Position” or individual member from the member directory (that you have already entered separately) to be the contact for a sign-up sheet (the “committee chairs”), and then the link generated for the chairs contact will take them to the member directory contact form with the correct individual or position already selected.
Please see the documentation:
https://stephensherrardplugins.com/docs/pta-volunteer-sign-up-sheets-documentation/My plugin stores all per product data (wholesale price, wholesale only, product wholesale tax class) as postmeta fields, the same way WooCommerce does. So, any importer that allows you to map to custom postmeta fields should work just fine for importing wholesale prices.
The postmeta key for wholesale price is simply:
_wholesale_priceI have tested it on multi-site and it works just fine. However, the tricky thing, in some installs, is to make sure the users have the right role assigned for the correct site to make sure they are treated as wholesale customers. One person had some issues with users that had roles on several sites, and it was a bit tricky to get that resolved, but it was just making sure the person had the right role and capability, and nothing to do with any code in my plugin.
I’m fairly easy going with my refund policy, so you are welcome to purchase and give it a try. If it’s not going to work for you, and not something I can quickly fix for you, I will refund your full purchase price and simply revoke the license.
No… but I’m pretty easy going with my refund policy. You may purchase the plugin and try it out. If for any reason it will not work for you, just let me know in a reasonable amount of time, and I will issue a full refund and simply revoke the license.
Yes, the plugin should work for any language. There are no Hebrew translation files, but the main translation file is in place and up to date, so you could easily use PoEdit to create your own translation files.
My plugin is also compatible with WPML, and I have tested it with different languages on a test multilingual development site.
In addition, you are able to enter all the text & messages that appear to the public from the plugin settings, so you can replace the English defaults with Hebrew language text of your choosing.
Great! Glad that was an easy fix!
That’s a strange one that I have not seen before.
The first thing that comes to mind is that your WordPress settings for how to display dates is messed up, since my plugin uses that setting to determine how you want dates displayed on your site (to be consistent, and since different countries display dates in different ways).
So, you may want to check that setting first. Go to your admin dashboard, under Settings>General, and then scroll down to date format. If the “custom” box is selected, but there are no date format characters in the input, then dates will not show.
If that’s not the problem, then I’m not sure what would be happening, and you would need to start a process of elimination by switching themes temporarily to see if it’s a theme issue, and, if not, switching off other plugins one at a time to see if the problem goes away. If some other plugin, or the theme, is tapping into one of my hooks, or into the WordPress date display option hook, or somehow messing up the dates in the database table, there could be a conflict, but that would be a strange one.
Thanks for the comments Rochelle.
Hour tracking is not a current feature of the plugin, so you would have to do that manually.
Of course, it is possible to track hours, but that would take quite a bit of custom programming to add that feature. If your school has the budget, I could be hired to develop that for you. Otherwise, this Feature Request area was the right place to post that as this is where I will check for the most requested features if/when I have the chance to work on new extensions for this plugin.
Also, please note that the volunteer sign-up sheets plugin I posted on WordPress.org is completely open source, and already has lots of hooks in place to allow other developers to create extensions for it. So, if you have someone in your organization that can do some programming, they could probably create some kind of add-on to track hours, or even directly modify the plugin for your own use. In addition to myself, there are plenty of other developers out there that you could also hire to help you, if you have the budget.
You need to go into the “Integration Settings” tab of the SUS settings page, and select the page where your member directory shortcode exists, or the member directory contact form shortcode exists (or both). If you don’t have at least one of those set, then you will see that message as the SUS plugin won’t know what page to link to for the chair contact links.
email addresses can not contain spaces. Separate the emails by commas only (no spaces), and it will work. That simple contact method creates a contact link that shows all the chair names and creates one mailto link to email them all at once. That is the desired functionality that we wanted when we created the the plugin for our PTA, because we want all of the committee chairs to be emailed when someone clicks on the contact link. Otherwise, how do they know which one they should email if they are kept separate?
If you would rather have them split so that there is a separate mailto link for each name and email (assuming you entered them in the correct order so that they match up), you can put that into the feature request section, but the plugin is currently not set up to work that way. For a more elegant solution, you can download my free PTA Member Directory and Contact form and set up group/chair contacts that way, and then you can specify the group (position) or individual to contact when creating a sheet (they integrate with each other), and that will take you to the contact form with that group/position or individual already pre-selected.
Part of that functionality is already built in. If the user is logged in, then the form attempts to get the first name, last name, and email from the user’s account/profile. However, first name and last name are not usually created via the normal registration forms, so those fields might not be present. After they fill out the sign-up form the first time while logged in, all those fields are saved to the user’s meta info so they won’t have to fill it in the next time.
So, at least that part of what you want is already in the plugin, but we allow them to modify it in case they want to use a different contact phone number or have changed email, etc… that was the way we set it up for our PTA site, so that’s the way I released it. Also, there may be item details that they need to enter, so we can’t skip the sign-up form completely.
To skip the form completely, or to disable the inputs once all that info is in the user’s account, would require some custom programming, so I will keep this open as a feature request.
You are misunderstanding what the “Item Details” are. That provides an extra field on the sign-up form (when a volunteer signs up) that allows them to specify the details of the item they are bringing. For example, I added that feature for our own school where we do staff appreciation lunches, and volunteers bring in various dishes for the lunch. So, the coordinator may want to have 3 main dishes, but wants each volunteer to specify the type of main dish they are bringing so that we don’t get duplicates. So, when somebody signs-up, they can use the item details field to enter the type of dish they are bringing, and then that will show up in that task/item list so other volunteers can see what dishes the other volunteers that have already signed up are bringing.
I made that item details field generic, so if you check the box for a task/item for needing details, you can then specify the label that will appear for that text input field on the sign-up form.
So, the plugin is working just fine. I think you were just confused about what those details are, or where you see the label text (it will be on the sign-up form).