Social Media Sharing Plugin recommendation
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Jeff Bernier
May 20, 2013, 2:36:10 PM5/20/13
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Hello everyone,
One of my clients has been using the Share Buttons by Lockerz / AddToAny plugin to add social media sharing icons to pages and posts on her website. However, she has recently launched a training course on her site which requires payment. Once you have made a payment you are given the password so you can access the password protected pages. She would does not want the social media sharing icons to show up on the password protected pages.
The plugin doesn't appear to have the ability to selectively indicate what pages it should not be used on, so we tried another plugin (plugin organizer) which has the ability to disable a plugin on a page selectively by unchecking the undesired plugin in a meta box for that page. We have found that anytime that plugin organizer plugin is updated and sometimes randomly (possibly after a page update) the settings are lost and the social media sharing icons show up on the password protected page(s) again.
So we are looking for a plugin to add social media sharing icons that has the ability to either selectively indicate it should not be used on a page or possible not be used on a group of pages. We would be willing to create a custom template to use for those pages if we could add something to that template that would prevent the social media sharing icons from showing up.
Any one have a suggestion or recommendation?
Jeff
cocteau32
May 20, 2013, 3:44:47 PM5/20/13
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Jeff,
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Jetpack allows you to enable or disable sharing buttons on each page/post editor window.
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Pat Ramsey
May 20, 2013, 3:44:48 PM5/20/13
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Jeff,
Could you load the plugin based on a meta box being checked/not checked?
Cheers!
Pat
Could you load the plugin based on a meta box being checked/not checked?
Cheers!
Pat
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Jeff Bernier
May 21, 2013, 10:30:46 AM5/21/13
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Jackie,
Thanks for the information. What I want to avoid is having to do I would prefer to do is prevent it on a global basis rather than each page/post to make it easier to manage. But failing that this may be a perfect solution for what my client is wanting to do.
Jeff Bernier
May 21, 2013, 10:34:10 AM5/21/13
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Pat,
That is what the Plugin Organizer is suppose to do, but I've found that unreliable so I want to move away from it. I would prefer to disable the plugin based on two factors, the first is if the page is private or password protected then disable it. The second would be if a parent/ancestor is private or password protected then disable it.
However I haven't figured out how to disable a plugin on a give page though I know it is possible so I just need to spend the time looking for the method. We were hoping to find a plugin to do his rather than my spending time doing it since cost is a factor I have to watch for this client.
Thanks for the thought, it may be the way I have to implement this.
Jeff Bernier
May 21, 2013, 10:35:59 AM5/21/13
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Bobbie,
I've done this on some sites, however, this site is using WP Wishlist so it the client has the ability to add additional roles and that would require updating the CSS with each change. Unfortunately it wouldn't be automatic enough for her needs.
Thanks for the thought.
Pat Ramsey
May 21, 2013, 11:26:34 AM5/21/13
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jeff,
If it's simply sharing buttons of some kind (tweet this, like this, etc.), I might have code I can get to you that could be wrapped in some sort of conditional. This way, you avoid the plugin.
Lemme know,
Pat
If it's simply sharing buttons of some kind (tweet this, like this, etc.), I might have code I can get to you that could be wrapped in some sort of conditional. This way, you avoid the plugin.
Lemme know,
Pat
Bobbie,I've done this on some sites, however, this site is using WP Wishlist so it the client has the ability to add additional roles and that would require updating the CSS with each change. Unfortunately it wouldn't be automatic enough for her needs.Thanks for the thought.
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Jeff,Maybe you can hide the injected area with CSS based on roles, assuming that the paid members have a specifically defined role.Bobbie
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Jeff,
Could you load the plugin based on a meta box being checked/not checked?
Cheers!
Pat
Hello everyone,One of my clients has been using the�Share Buttons by Lockerz / AddToAny�plugin to add social media sharing icons to pages and posts on her website. However, she has recently launched a training course on her site which requires payment. Once you have made a payment you are given the password so you can access the password protected pages. She would does not want the social media sharing icons to show up on the password protected pages.�The plugin doesn't appear to have the ability to selectively indicate what pages it should not be used on, so we tried another plugin (plugin organizer) which has the ability to disable a plugin on a page selectively by unchecking the undesired plugin in a meta box for that page. We have found that anytime that plugin organizer plugin is updated and sometimes randomly (possibly after a page update) the settings are lost and the social media sharing icons show up on the password protected page(s) again.�So we are looking for a plugin to add social media sharing icons that has the ability to either selectively indicate it should not be used on a page or possible not be used on a group of pages. We would be willing to create a custom template to use for those pages if we could add something to that template that would prevent the social media sharing icons from showing up.�
Any one have a suggestion or recommendation?Jeff--
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Jeff Bernier
May 21, 2013, 12:18:53 PM5/21/13
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Pat,
That is the general gist of it, however she would perfer to use the Add to Any Plugin since it has a large number of share options.
On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 10:26 AM, Pat Ramsey <ramse...@gmail.com> wrote:
jeff,
If it's simply sharing buttons of some kind (tweet this, like this, etc.), I might have code I can get to you that could be wrapped in some sort of conditional. This way, you avoid the plugin.
Lemme know,
Pat
Bobbie,I've done this on some sites, however, this site is using WP Wishlist so it the client has the ability to add additional roles and that would require updating the CSS with each change. Unfortunately it wouldn't be automatic enough for her needs.Thanks for the thought.--
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Jeff,
Could you load the plugin based on a meta box being checked/not checked?
Cheers!
Pat
Hello everyone,One of my clients has been using the Share Buttons by Lockerz / AddToAny plugin to add social media sharing icons to pages and posts on her website. However, she has recently launched a training course on her site which requires payment. Once you have made a payment you are given the password so you can access the password protected pages. She would does not want the social media sharing icons to show up on the password protected pages.
The plugin doesn't appear to have the ability to selectively indicate what pages it should not be used on, so we tried another plugin (plugin organizer) which has the ability to disable a plugin on a page selectively by unchecking the undesired plugin in a meta box for that page. We have found that anytime that plugin organizer plugin is updated and sometimes randomly (possibly after a page update) the settings are lost and the social media sharing icons show up on the password protected page(s) again.
So we are looking for a plugin to add social media sharing icons that has the ability to either selectively indicate it should not be used on a page or possible not be used on a group of pages. We would be willing to create a custom template to use for those pages if we could add something to that template that would prevent the social media sharing icons from showing up.
Any one have a suggestion or recommendation?Jeff--
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