Iota Pay Per Content vs Pre-Publish Checklist

Allow payments on certain posts using IOTA. You can choose whether to wait for transactions to be confirmed or not in order to grant access to contents. IMPORTANT: this is a work in progress and we encourage the community to help us improving the concept. Feel free to submit issues or pull requests if you have tested the code proposed. Using the PPC on Posts Once the plugin is installed you will find a box at your Entries page. In order to require a payment for a given post you need to check the “Request IOTA payment to access” box, enter an amount and select the units (i.e. Iota/Kiota/Miota) You will also need to provide some text into the Excerpt box, to display as an advance of the blocked content. Check screenshot 1 Making the payments Posts that require an IOTA payment will display the Title, Excerpt content and a QR Code, Deep Link and the Transaction data. To use Deep Links users must enable them on their Trinity Wallet. Once the payment is sent, users can click on “Verify Payment” and they should be redirected to the complete content. Check screenshot 2 Considerations Issuing a fake transaction is easy on IOTA so, if you want to be 100% sure about the payment of a given content it might be a good idea to wait for the transaction to be confirmed (this can be done at your IOTA PPC configuration page). At the moment of this release Deep Links are not supported in all Trinity versions (they should work on Android and Iphone last releases). We know, lots of globals and data/view mixed. This is kind of the WordPress way but we will improve that soon. Feel free to style the components at index.php to match your design. Again, this is just a PoC and we hope the community help us to improve it. Changelogs = 1.0 = First version Donate Address: N9UZLNCGCOIKXCTLLEFVRLFKVO9WIFMEWSFWISMIVRTCMLKEDITNQ9P9MYVSMXXXTKUJHJXPKOLBY99VCJJRRWCTCC

Easiest way to make sure your page or post is ready to go live Is the fear of publishing an incomplete post haunting you already? Do you get worried about tasks like adding a featured image, updating the permalink, etc. just when you are about to click the publish button? All of this is handled with an easy to use Pre-Publish Checklist plugin that lets you create a checklist you wish to maintain for every post type on your website. You can build a checklist with necessary tasks and prioritize them by placing them in the required order. This will make sure that you are reminded of the remaining tasks before the post goes live. Why worry about the things to do when the plugin will do that for you! Try it out on a free dummy site Key Features of Pre-Publish Checklist: The Pre-Publish Checklist is a useful plugin that lets you monitor whether the posts, pages and custom post types on your website are complete. With this plugin you can – Manage a checklist for your pages, posts, custom post types, etc. – The plugin fetches all of them in the settings and you can select where you wish to add the checklist. Create dedicated and personalized checklists for each of them – You can choose to create different checklists for pages, posts, etc. depending on the design and needs. Overview the progress of posts and pages – You no longer need to open the post or page editor to see whether a checklist is completed. We have added a column that can be seen alongside the list of posts and pages that will tell you whether a checklist is completed, how many items left or if a checklist isn’t added for a particular post type. How does it work? The Pre-Publish Checklist plugin lets you create a checklist and enable on the specific post types you wish to have it applied to. You can select the message that should be displayed to users when they click on the publish button without completing everything mentioned in the checklist. A pre-publish meta box gets added to the post types that you’ve selected and the plugin does its job every time you click the publish button without completing the checklist. Here are the points in brief – Under the General settings tab, select the action you wish to trigger when user clicks on the publish button. Select the post types you wish to get this applicable to. Create a checklist under the Checklist tab and save!