i want that buyer to get all the perks mentioned in that membership plan for free without showing him/her any checkout page right after when that user clicks on 'FREE PLAN' button given below that plan.
And suggest me some content/information to show in the next page when that user clicks on "FREE PLAN" button.
Plus the name of that user and the particular plan's name he/she selected should be shown to me in dashboard so that i can approve manually, and the way to activate the perks of that plan for that user by myself manually.
I want to view user id and page views in one report as the below:
client id with page views
I have created custiome user id and in the report I can't get pages users viewed. How can I do that?
This is not possible by deafult the only way you can archive this is creating a Custom Dimention and storing the UserID there.
Hope it helps!
I am creating a website that allows users to post a picture to their wall that is linked to an interactive version of that post (the wall post/picture is basically a screen capture of this interactive content) in a unique URL. I want to be able to gather profile data from any user that clicks the link in Facebook and interacts with the content.
Is there a way to do this?
Thanks
No, without user authorization you can´t get ANY data of users who click on a link on Facebook. Check out the Facebook docs for information about authorization/login: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/v2.2
So here's my dilemma...
I'm creating a site for a client using Wordpress where users can search for members based on member categories. For example, there's a Music Category, with multiple music subcategories.
When you hover over the Music navigation bar, there will be the subcategories. If you click on the subcategory it SHOULD search for members that have that subcategory.
The members search page is its own page with a form on it (I'm using Buddypress for anyone who knows what that is).
Is there a way that I can send data to that form and submit it via the navigation link?
Or am I stuck creating a page for each subcategory with its own members loop??
Thanks for the help in advanced!
If the form submits with a GET request, you can easily forge the corresponding URLs and associate them to the links.
If POST is required, you could change the references to $_POST into $_REQUEST and then create the links.
I'm developing a website for my online start up. I've finalized what will be needed for me in Drupal. I just have few questions.
The Concept:
My website brings young musicians & album reviewers to one place. Idea is that, every reviewer can choose 2-3 albums of any musician and we'll mail him CDs of those albums for free. In return we expect them to review those albums. We also offer certain services to musicians.
My website contains the following pages:
Register Page: where a visitor can register either as a musician or as an album reviewer.
Login & Forgot password pages:
Add/Edit Musician's Profile Page: After login, musician can enter his profile information (photo, little biography & albums => for
each album he'll enter all the album details.)
Add/Edit Reviewer's Profile Page: After login, reviewer can enter his profile information (some personal information along with
address)
Musicians Page: A public page which lists all the musicians and on clicking on a musicians name/photo he'll be taken to a public
Musician's Profile Page: which displays information that was previously entered by Musician in his dashboard)
Albums Page: A public page which lists all the albums and on clicking on a album name/photo he'll be taken to a public Album
Information Page: which displays information that was previously
entered by Musician in his dashboard)
Addresses Page: After login, reviewer can manage (add/edit/delete) addresses to which he wanted the Album to be
shipped.
Submit Review Page: A page where reviewer will submit his star rating & review for the album that he got in mail.
Shipment approval Page: Admin (we) after login, can approve/reject the requests made for shipment of CDs by reviewers
Reivew approval Page: Admin (we) after login, can approve/reject the reviews submitted by reviewers. when approved this
will be shown up in Recent Reviews Page: of Musician (in the
dashboard) and also in the corresponding page of that Album
Few Static Pages like: About us, Home Page etc.
As you can observe, most of the pages contains forms (containing UI elements like file upload, text box, select etc). Information has to be sanitized, verified and then store in a database. This stored information has to be later retrieved for display on some other page.
I'm planning to use CMS Drupal.
Questions:
I need to build a theme with these 10-12 page types and using Form API, File API & Database API right?
I don't need Nodes, Fields, Custom Nodes, Taxonomy, etc because those are needed only to those in which case information will be updated by drupal admin.
But if I build the these 10-12 page types using the drupal API, how would I make any one to go to that page? I mean, these won't be taking any info from content section of dashboard. I'm confused here. Something is wrong. I'm unable to express it properly.
I don't need any plugins too, I guess. Right?
My Background: I've developed websites back in early 2000s. I know a lot has changed since then. For past two weeks I've updated myself with HTML5, JS, CSS3, jquery and others. I've also gone through wordpress and just for past 2 days I'm going through Drupal. I liked Drupal better.
You will likely need to read more into how Drupal works.
Here is what I would try:
Register Page: This is user module
Login & Forgot password pages: let Drupal handle it, user module.
Add/Edit Musician's Profile Page: This is a node type, maybe only editable by users with the artist role.
Add/Edit Reviewer's Profile Page:This is user profile.
Musicians Page: This is a view to the Artist nodetype.
Albums Page: This is a node type. Likely you will want to associate this with artist nodes through node reference.
Addresses Page: This is part of user ( a field or field collection in user profile )
Submit Review Page: This is comment for the album node type
Shipment approval Page: I would do it with a view maybe. This would depend on your workflow and module choice.
Reivew approval Page: This is the comment review function, let drupal handle it ( or find a module that you like )
Few Static Pages: Another nodetype, likely the basic page type.
If none of these made sense to you, read more into Drupal.
And the answer to the questions:
No you don't need to touch API with these requirement. Read on to find out how to do Drupal properly.
You most definitely would need node / fields /taxonomy and custom node type. User can create / update them too.
The thing that is wrong... is you need to read more into how to use Drupal
They are called Modules, and you will need it.
If you are determined, take the wild ride and read, read, read. Be ready to take 1-2 weeks of reading and practice.
Else, try to hire a Drupal Dev to help you get started. That could make it a lot faster. Like core functions you mentioned done within one day fast.