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First, don’t worry you didn’t miss the documentation, I just posted it. I am working on improving the documentation little by little so if you run into any other questions, please let me know.

As for posting code snippets on this forum, it is something on my to do list to update, but right now only admins have the ability to do so.

Regarding your reCAPTCHA issue you reported, I have just published a new version of the plugin (version 2.2.1) which includes a fix for reCAPTCHA that some users reported which only occurred in certain hosting environments. I just updated your site to use this latest version, enabled reCAPTCHA and ran a test and it appears to be working correctly now, but please confirm on your end.

Lastly, I did notice you were using LiteSpeed cache. I expect to add support for LiteSpeed Caching in the near future, but currently you will probably want to set LiteSpeed to not cache your Sign-up Sheet pages to prevent sheets showing old data (such as opens spots that are available that have recently been filled) since it won’t update in real time until the cache is refreshed.

If you notice any other issues, just let me know.

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One other thought I had is you could add the capability “read_private_dlssus_sheet” to role that you want to grant access using WP_Role::add_cap. Then set all your sheets to be published “privately”. This should also allow just those users with that access to see the sheets. Then you can check by using…

if (current_user_can('read_private_dlssus_sheet')) {...}

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Hi Mark,

Sign-up Sheets has a POT file to support translations which is found in the plugin under languages/sign-up-sheets.pot. You can learn more about how to use it in the Translations documentation.

For your other question, the ability to restrict sign-ups to logged in users only is not currently a built-in feature of the plugin. However, there may be a few ways you can customize it and it sounds like you got part of it in place. To lock down the individual sheet pages, you can probably do something along the lines of the code below to check if we are on a sheet page and if so throw an error to prevent access…

function my_sheet_login_required()
{
    if (get_post_type() === 'dlssus_sheet' && !is_user_logged_in()) {
        wp_die('You must be logged in to access this content');
    }
}
add_action('wp', 'my_sheet_login_required');

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Can you tell me what version number you are running of the Sign-up Sheets plugin? Also, are you using the Free or Pro version? Lastly, can you tell me what version of WordPress you are running?

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Currently the Sheet Specific BCC email will always be copied on sign-ups/removals for that sheet and you can optionally include them on Status emails as well by using the Send to “Sheet BCC” Recipients you mentioned that you were using. However, there isn’t setting to only send sheet specific status emails to recipients.

If this is a feature you need, though, please send a message through the Contact Form and I can provide a quote to build this out for you.

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Glad to hear you are back up and running. Thanks for the update!

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Can you confirm if you are on the free or pro version of the plugin?

A new update was released yesterday updating to version 2.2. For the free version this adds a lot of new features, some of which were only previously available on the Pro version. However, it also requires a database update script to run as the sheet data has to be stored a little differently than it has in the past. It sounds like this may not have run successfully for you. Here are a few things you can try…

1. Go into your admin under Sign-up Sheets > Settings then open the “Advanced” section
2. Click the “Rerun Data Migration” button and wait for it to finish processing. If it display a message that it may have stalled you can try clicking it again as it should try and pick up where it left off.

If it keeps stalling repeatedly, you can try to add a temporary setting to increase the allowed memory used on your site until the process completes. You can do so by adding the code below to your wp-config.php file…

define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘512M’ );

The above code is an example and you can adjust the amount 512M depending on your site and amount of data. If you rerun the migration and notice it gets to a higher percent but still gets stuck, try increasing the limit again. Once the migration is complete you can remove this from your wp-config.php as the migration will only need to be run once.

You can view your current memory limit within the WordPress admin under Tools > Site Health > Info (tab) > Server (accordion heading)

Please let me know if this resolves the issue otherwise we can debug further.

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I’m happy to report this has now been included in the latest version of the Sign-up Sheets plugin as of version 2.2. Please update to the latest version and let us know if you run into any other issues. Thanks!

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Can you please update to the latest version 2.2 of the Sign-up Sheet plugin and let me know if you still have this issue? If so, can you provide your System Information so I can debug further. You can find it by going to Sign-up Sheets > Help and copying/pasting the info in the big black box on that page. You can send it as a reply to this thread and just check the “set as private reply” before sending so that it will only be visible to Fetch Designs support.

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Hi Andrea, I have a few questions to help debug further…

1. Are they being redirected to the homepage of your site or a specific other front-end page or is it taking them to a WooCommerce page in your admin?
2. When are they being redirected? Right after logging in or at a different time?

Could you also provide me with your “System Information” which you can find in your admin under Sign-up Sheets > Help, then just copy and paste the System Information found in the black box on that page. You can send it by including it in a reply to this thread and just check the “set as private reply” box to make sure its only visible Fetch Designs support.

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I’m happy to report this feature has now been added to the latest version of the Sign-up Sheets Pro plugin (version 2.2).

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The ability to override the States dropdown is now available as of the latest version, 2.2 of the Sign-up Sheet free and pro plugins by using the ‘fdsus_states’ filter.

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Just a quick update to this thread (since this was resolved directly via email)… the error mentioned above has been resolved and was related to running a PHP version earlier than 5.5.

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It looks like those categories are displaying as tabs as the top of your page. There isn’t a “tab” functionality in the Sign-up Sheets plugin so it looks like on your site those tabs to display the different categories were added using a different method, perhaps another plugin or using the block editor or in your archive template file in your theme if I had to guess in which case that would likely need to be edited in addition to the Sign-up Sheets Categories if you made any changes. I will send you a direct email with some more information on what we can do to try and debug this further, though.

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Initially it sounds like the issue might be related to caching perhaps. Do you have a caching plugin where you can flush the cache on to see if the categories are updated on your frontend once you do?

If that doesn’t solve the issue are you able to provide the link(s) where this is happening and detail what you are expected and what you are seeing so I can take a closer look? If you prefer, when you reply you can mark the reply as private so it’s not visible on the public forum using the “set as private reply” checkbox.

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