Plugin Name

PrintApp is a plugin that allows your customers to personalize their Print orders on your web store. It provides customers an easy to use WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get) "Do It Yourself" interface for creating artworks for print. You can use it for any print product that requires personalization like: Stationeries - Business Cards, Envelopes, Folders, Funeral programs, Writing pads, Calendars etc Photo Prints, Wedding albums, Birthday Photos, Book Cover Designs etc. Promotional Items like Gift bags, Mugs, Pens, Face Masks etc. Large Prints like Banners, Canvases, Bill Boards, Sign Boards etc. You can create pre-made Design templates to help your customers get started quickly and can be customized with your own Fonts, Graphics and Design collections. Please learn more about this service from our site: Print.App

Minimum Requirements

• WordPress 3.8 or greater
• PHP version 5.2.4 or greater
• MySQL version 5.0 or greater
• WooCommerce 4.0.*

This plugin requires you to have WooCommerce installed. You can download WooCommerce here: or install via the plugins section of your WordPress installation. Automatic installation Automatic installation is the easiest option as WordPress handles the file transfers itself and you don't need to leave your web browser. To do an automatic install of PrintApp, log in to your WordPress dashboard, navigate to the Plugins menu and click Add New. In the search field type "PrintApp" and click Search Plugins. Once you find our plugin, you can install it by simply clicking "Install Now". Manual installation The manual installation method involves downloading our plugin and uploading it to your webserver via your favourite FTP application. The WordPress codex contains instructions on how to do this here. Configuration Here is our Documentation on how to configure Print.App on your web store: https://docs.print.app/platforms/wordpress/installation Updating After updating, you may need to check your PrintApp tab again enter in your API and Secret keys.

2.4.2 New: variations can each be their own Lulu product, such as a glossy and a matte cover, set under Variations. A variation left empty uses the product's New: Lulu print job statuses are checked automatically every few hours until the job ships, with a note only when something changes and tracking links once shipped. An optional "Complete shipped orders" setting marks shipped orders Completed, and the customer's order complete email includes the tracking link Changed: the product's Lulu tab appears as soon as a Lulu API key and secret are saved, so products can be set up before sending is switched on Fixed the Lulu tab showing nothing when Lulu could not work out the cover size; it now shows Lulu's reason, or asks for the page count when it is missing Fixed the Lulu product field showing an example ID that looked like a value already filled in; the example is now in the help text below it 2.4.1 Changed: optional fulfilment providers, such as Lulu, now sit in a collapsed "Fulfilment providers" section at the bottom of the settings page New: an order whose Lulu print job was rejected or canceled can be sent again, with the order action "Send Print.App designs to Lulu again". The rejection note in the order says how Fixed the customer's design preview not showing in the Cart and Checkout blocks (the default cart and checkout in current WooCommerce); it showed only in the classic cart Tested with WordPress 7.1 and WooCommerce 11.2 2.4.0 New: Send to Lulu. Paid orders go to Lulu's Print API for printing and shipping: each order line with a Print.App design, on a product that has a Lulu product (POD package ID) and interior PDF set in its new Lulu tab, is sent with the customer's design as the cover and the order's shipping address. Runs in the background, with automatic retries for temporary failures, results in the order notes (including Lulu's reasons if it rejects a file), and order actions to send again or refresh the print job status. The Lulu tab also shows the cover size to design for. Off by default; switch it on and add your Lulu API key under Print.App settings, with a sandbox mode for testing 2.3.4 Fixed customizations not reaching the cart on themes that add to cart through admin-ajax.php (e.g. WoodMart with AJAX Add to cart on). The cart and order hooks now register on admin-ajax requests too 2.3.3 Fixed the Customize button disappearing on product pages built with page-builder Add To Cart modules (e.g. Divi Theme Builder). The button container is now output on every woocommerce_before_add_to_cart_button call, while the script enqueue stays one-shot 2.3.2 Fixed order emails shifting to the right: the customization previews and PDF link were output as bare / tags outside any table, breaking the email wrapper. They are now wrapped in a standalone table Fixed invalid width="180px; margin-right:10px;" attribute on preview images in emails and admin order screens Plain-text order emails now receive plain-text preview and PDF links instead of HTML 2.3.1 Fixed customer data not being attached to projects on new orders due to an incorrect API endpoint URL 2.3.0 Fixed cross-customer mix-up where one customer's artwork could be added to another customer's cart Customization data is now stored in the WooCommerce customer session instead of a transient keyed by a self-managed cookie token Removed the self-managed token cookie and native PHP $_SESSION backup, which could leak across customers on sites with full-page caching 2.2.3 Minor update for resuming save for later 2.2.2 Updated the release version 2.2.1 Updated the release version 2.2.0 Implemented Save for Later Limited preview images in emails to the first 3 pages Minor bug fixes related to session management 2.1.6 Minor fix for displaying links in emails 2.1.5 Minor fix for warning when starting a session 2.1.4 Captures User Data reporting to Projects when a new order is placed, even if the customer is logged in, because the order ID will need to be published 2.1.3 Added Sessions as a backup for storing customization Implemented User Data reporting to Projects when a new order is placed 2.1.2 Blocked setting Cookies if header is already sent Minor bug fixes 2.1.1 Initialized the cookie before any header is set on the app 2.1.0 Switched from using Sessions to using Wordpress Transients for saving customization details. Sessions are prone to conflicts with other plugins and systems. 2.0.3 Minor update to release.yml to copy functions folder 2.0.2 Minor update to release.yml to copy functions folder 2.0.1 Minor update to release.yml to copy functions folder 2.0.0 Major re-write of the plugin. Utilizing Sessions for customization storage as against Database which requires too frequent maintenance Standardized the actions and filters into separate Folders 1.3.6 WooCommerce High Performance Order Storage compatibility 1.3.5 Updated plugin to automatically load the language file with design info 1.2.1 Minor tag update 1.2.0 Updated plugin with current documentation and installation instructions 1.1.0 Migrated design-selection to Print.App admin 1.0.2 Plugin name update 1.0.1 Domain update 1.0.0 First release.