开发者 | wizwebitsolutions |
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更新时间 | 2025年5月15日 16:09 |
PHP版本: | 5.0 及以上 |
WordPress版本: | 6.8 |
版权: | GPLv2 or later |
版权网址: | 版权信息 |
wizweb-post-submission
folder to the /wp-content/plugins/
directory.[wpsub_login_form]
- Login Form[wpsub_signup_form]
- Signup Form[wpsub_forgot_password_form]
- Forgot Password Form[wpsub_reset_password_form]
- Reset Password Form[wpsub_post_submission_page]
- Submit Post Form[wpsub_user_dashboard]
- User Dashboard[wpsub_user_articles]
- User Posts/Articles Lists[wpsub_user_transaction]
- User Transactions Lists (shows WooCommerce transactions made via this plugin)You can display the Wizweb post submission form by adding the shortcode [wpsub_post_submission_page]
to any WordPress page or post.
Use the shortcode [wpsub_login_form]
to display the login form on any page of your site.
First, ensure user registration is enabled in WordPress general settings (Settings > General
and check "Anyone can register"). Then, use the [wpsub_signup_form]
shortcode on a page to display the registration form.
When a user selects the "Paid Submission" option (if enabled and configured):
You need to:
Yes, the submission form will offer a "Free Submission" option alongside "Paid Submission" (if paid is enabled). Free posts will follow the "Post Status" setting you define in the plugin's "Forms" settings (e.g., pending, draft, or publish immediately).
Yes, comprehensive email notifications are supported. Admins and users can be notified for various actions like new user signups, new post submissions (free and paid), payment confirmations, and when a paid post is published. Templates for these emails can be customized in the plugin settings.
Yes, you can enable Google reCAPTCHA v2 ("I'm not a robot" checkbox) for the login, signup, and password recovery forms. You need to configure your reCAPTCHA Site Key and Secret Key in the plugin settings.
Users can access their dashboard using the [wpsub_user_dashboard]
shortcode. From there, they can navigate to pages with [wpsub_user_articles]
to see their submitted posts (and attempt to complete payment for pending paid posts) and [wpsub_user_transaction]
to view their payment history made through the plugin's WooCommerce integration.