[Fetch Designs]

The closest functionality would be to use the “Sign-up Sheet Manager” role. You can create WordPress users with a role of “Sign-up Sheet Manager” which will give them very limited access to just Sign-up Sheet functionality. This leverages the native WordPress user functionality and while they will have some admin access it will restrict what they can do to prevent them from accessing other areas that aren’t relevant to them.

[Fetch Designs]

Hi Melanie. So glad to hear you figured it out quickly. You were absolutely correct, if for whatever reason the WordPress cron fails to schedule future jobs, disabling and re-enabling should solve it. 👍

[Fetch Designs]

Glad to hear! If you run into any other issues, just let me know.

Thanks,
Steph

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[Fetch Designs]

Hi Melanie, I found the cause of the bug in version 2.2.7 and have just released a fix in version 2.2.8 which should resolve it for you. After updating to 2.2.8, please let me know if you experience any other issues. Thanks!

[Fetch Designs]

I have just released version 2.2.8 of the plugin which includes a fix for the issue you reported. After updating to 2.2.8, please let me know if you experience any other issues. Thanks!

[Fetch Designs]

Thank you for reporting and I apologize for the inconvenience! I’m working on a fix and should release it later today. In the meantime, are you able to re-install the previous 2.2.6 version? If using the Free version, you can download it at this link… https://www.fetchdesigns.com/download/sign-up-sheets.2.2.6-20230418.zip

[Fetch Designs]

Not a problem! If you can send me any information such as your System Information from the “Sign-up Sheets > Help” page or if you are able to find any errors in your site logs, please pass it along so I can try and reproduce and fix in future versions. Glad to hear you are back up and running!

[Fetch Designs]

So sorry for the delay, I somehow missed your request here! If this is still occurring, are you able to provide a link where I can test this out to try and reproduce it?

Offhand it sounds like it might be a caching issue. Do you know if you are using a caching plugin and if so which one? The Sign-up Sheets plugin supports a number of caching plugins so when a sign-up occurs it will automatically clear out the cached version of the page However, it’s possible the one you are using isn’t supported yet and if not I’d like to try and fix that.

[Fetch Designs]

Good news… this feature was just released with version 2.2.7 of the plugin!

[Fetch Designs]

Version 2.2.7 was just released and includes a fix for this bug. If you run into any other issues, just let me know. Thanks!

[Fetch Designs]

Yes, I took a closer look and it appears your theme has some styles in place that are limiting the width of the content…

.entry-content>:not(.alignwide):not(.alignfull):not(.alignleft):not(.alignright):not(.is-style-wide) {
    --double-padding: calc(var(--go-block--padding--x)*2);
    max-width: var(--go--max-width);
    width: calc(100% - var(--double-padding));
}

One workaround would be what you did by adding the shortcode for the sheet within another page which probably isn’t susceptible to this style. Another alternative would be in your theme to customize the Sign-up Sheet template and wrap everything within the “entry-content” div in a new div with a class “alignwide” which will tell your theme’s styles it’s okay to use the wide version of your layout. Below is an example of your new template file…

content-dlssus_sheet.php

<div class="alignwide">
    
    <div class="dls-sus-sheet">

        <h3><?php esc_attr_e('Sign up below...', 'fdsus'); ?></h3>

        <?php dlssus_the_tasks_table(); ?>

    </div><!-- .dls-sus-sheet -->

</div><!-- .alignwide -->

Alternatively, instead of adding yet another div you could just add that sale class to the existing one…

<div class="dls-sus-sheet alignwide">

    <h3><?php esc_attr_e('Sign up below...', 'fdsus'); ?></h3>

    <?php dlssus_the_tasks_table(); ?>

</div><!-- .dls-sus-sheet -->

You can learn more about customizing the sign-up sheet templates in the documentation.

I’ll review and get back to you on that other feature directly as well. Thanks!

[Fetch Designs]

Hi Keith,

Regarding your first point… any chance you can provide a link to where you are seeing this? There isn’t anything in the plugin that I can think of which would be restricting the width. I wonder if there is something coming from your theme doing this? If you can provide a link I can dig in a little further and get a better idea of what you are experiencing.

I’ll make sure to add your second point to the wishlist of possible future improvements. I can’t guarantee when or if this can be added to the plugin, though. However, if you are in need of this feature right away, just let me know and I can review and send you over a quote for adding this feature for you right now.

Thanks for your feedback!

[Fetch Designs]

Disabling the confirmation email isn’t currently a feature of the plugin. However, I think it could be very useful for some users so I am going to look at adding that ability into the next version of the Sign-up Sheets Pro plugin which I’m expecting to release in the near future. I will update this thread if it ends up getting added. Thanks for the suggestion!

[Fetch Designs]

Yes, it sounds like what you want to do is add a Custom Sign-up Field. With Sign-up Sheets Pro, in your WordPress admin, go to… Sign-up Sheets > Setting > Sign-up Form, and then create a new Custom Sign-up Field with the type “text” or “textarea”. This will add a new field on the sign-up form that your users can fill out when they submit their sign-up. Learn more about custom sign-up fields.

[Fetch Designs]

My apologies, I do believe there was a bug in that version that caused the updates to not appear in the admin. I sent out a manual email notice about a later update that fixed the issue so I apologize if you got missed! I will reach out to you directly regarding your license.

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