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I need any idea or wordpress plugin suggestion for user registration.
Users will sign up and site will generate a username and password which will be emailed to user. New users must submit the customer number of who referred them in order to complete the sign up process without any commission process.
ie., user must enter email address and referral id to signup and should get email of auto generated username and password.
Is there any idea for user registration with these process?
Your best option is Gravity Forms + Gravity Forms user registration.
You can create a form that includes a field for the referral and then with code you can check if the referral is correct or not not and based upon that results the user is created.
S2Member doesn't have this capability.
S2member plugin may fulfil your needs I suppose http://wordpress.org/plugins/s2member/.
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I would like to direct my users directly to a page in my application and bypass the "Continue" screen that google firebase provides when verifying user emails.
We have cases where users aren't clicking "Continue" and try to go back to login, which results in no user having been created in the database yet.
You cannot modify that page. If you need to run some custom actions like redirecting user then it'll be best to host your own webpage, verify the link using Firebase SDK and then proceed.
Checkout the documentation on creating custom email action handlers for more information.
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A checkout flow goes like this:
user picks a product and goes in checkout flow on mydomain.com
user pays on otherdomain.com
user is redirected to a thank you page on mydomain.com
The problem:
All source/channel for the conversions were marked referral from otherdomain.com
What I tried:
Adding otherdomain.com to exlused domains in Universal Analytics. Referral is gone, but now the source shows"direct/none". No new session is started each time, but I still can't connect the dots.
I'm sure this issue pops up a lot, so I'm curious how you solve it.
Bonus question: a few guides suggested we should exclude mydomain.com too. Why is that?
Your domain should be excluded to avoid self-referrals, while for the payment gateway you have to put the domain in referral exclusion (as you did). The trick is that it becomes direct traffic so the previous source is attributed to the session (i.e. organic, paid, ...). However, even if the session itself is direct, it will be direct.
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What does support email do in image? I couldn't find any documents and i cant change it.
If you mouse hover on the (?) icon you will read that "This will be the email address presented to users when they are authenticating with Google. It can be changed to your signed-in email or an email of a Google Group managed by you."
When a user is authenticating with the Google sign-in method he/she is presented a form in order to enter his/her credentials. On this form the support e-mail will appear, as the contact e-mail for the system with which the user is going to share his Google account infos (i.e. you app).
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I am working on the project which is kind of game where user can register can give the bank detail or credit card detail and play the game and achieve the different score as per different level.
Now as per the score user get the particular amount from the admin side.
Now i need to integrate payment API in the admin panel which work like admin just have to write the amount and select submit and particular amount is been deducted from admin's account and transferred to users account.
I dont want that use will do any registeration in any kind of payment api..
Like in paypal it is possible to transfer amount from PayPal to PayPal.
but for that user and admin both must have account in paypal.
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i have Google analytic account ,
I want to ban my ip in google analatic account ,
Thanks
If you have a static IP you can exclude it from Analytics quite easy by defining a filter containing your IP within Analytics.
If your ISP assigns you a dynamic IP the process gets slightly more complicated: You have to store a special cookie on all your PCs / browsers that will cause Analytics to disregard your visits to your own site. Setting this cookie can be done by creating an additional HTML page within your site; everyone who visits that page will receive the cookie and will therefore not be tracked by Analytics when surfing your website (therefore you might want to password protect that page or remove it after you created the cookie on your own computers).
Both methods are described on Google's Analytics support pages.
Note that both approaches will only exclude your IP from all future data captured by Analytics.