Front End PM vs Ping Me On Slack

Front End PM is a Private Messaging system to your WordPress site.This is full functioning messaging system from front end. The messaging is done entirely through the front-end of your site rather than the Dashboard. This is very helpful if you want to keep your users out of the Dashboard area. Some Front End PM PRO Features Multiple Recipients Only admin Group message Email Piping Read Receipt Email template Announcement Email queue Role to Role Block View Details Some Useful Link Basic Admin Settings Basic Walkthrough Remove minlength Remove menu button If you want paid support you can contact with me through Front End PM paid support Features Works through a Page rather than the dashboard. This is very helpful if you want to keep your users out of the Dashboard area! Users can privately message one another Threaded messages/Individual message Ability to embed things into messages like YouTube, Photobucket, Flickr, WordPress TV, more. Notification sound. Desktop notification. Admins can send a public announcement for all users to see or to perticular role(s). Admins can set the max amount of messages a user can keep in his/her box per role basis. This is helpful for keeping Database sizes down. Admins can set how many messages to show per page in the message box. Admins can set how many user to show per page in front end directory. Admins can set will email be sent to all users when a new announcement is published or not. Admins can set “to” field of announcement email. Admins can set Directory will be shown to all or not. Admins can block any user to send private message. Admins can set time delay between two messages send by a user. Admins can see all other’s private message. Admins can block all users to send new message but they can send reply of their messages. Admins can hide autosuggestion for users. There are three types of sidebar widget. Users can select whether or not they want to receive messages Users can select whether or not they want to be notified by email when they receive a new message. Users can select whether or not they want to be notified by email when a new announcement is published. Users can block other users. Translation please use wordpress translation. Github https://github.com/shamim2883/front-end-pm/

Ever needed to keep track of what’s happening on your website? No need to look further. It does a fantastic job of logging every single activity on your website to your preferred Slack channels. It is simple and fast! Get notified when a user creates, modifies or deletes a Post, Page or Image. Get notified when a user creates, or posts a Comment. Get notified when a user installs or activates, a Theme or Plugin. Get notified when a user creates, modifies or deletes a User. Get notified when a user logs in & out. ✔️ Features Our plugin comes with everything you need to help you send notifications to Slack. ✔️ Send notifications from WP website to Slack. ✔️ Customise messages. ✔️ Enable & disable notifications. ✔️ Plugin Options page. ✔️ Custom Hooks to help you customize plugin behaviour. ✔️ Available in mutiple langauges such as Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Hindi, Russian, German, Italian, Croatian, Spanish & French languages. ✨ Getting Started To get started, you would need to have an incoming webhook of your own. Head over to the URL below and follow the instructions to generate your webhook: https://api.slack.com/messaging/webhooks. If you have done this successfully, you should have something that looks like so: https://hooks.slack.com/services/T00000000/B00000000/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Save these details into your “Ping Me On Slack” options page. You can also enable the Post options of your choice and save! Create a Post and save or publish it. You should now get Slack notifications directly. You can get a taste of how this works, by using the demo link. 🔌🎨 Plug and Play or Customize The Ping Me On Slack plugin is built to work right out of the box. Simply install, activate and start using. Want to add your personal touch? All of our documentation can be found here. You can override the plugin’s behaviour with custom logic of your own using hooks. Contribute If you’d like to contribute to the development of this plugin, you can find it on GitHub.