jonimo Simple Redirect vs VoucherPress

jonimo simple redirect helps your users with different roles get to the right place when they login or logout of your WordPress, WooCommerce or BuddyPress site. Set any url (internal or external) to redirect users to on login or logout. Redirect users with specific roles to a location just once, or up to nine times. After a user has been redirected the required number of times on login, they are automatically redirected to a default location The default location is where users will be redirected if no custom location is specified. The default location can be any internal or external url, tag, page or category. On logout redirect users to any internal or external url. Fully compatible with WordPress 3.9 and BuddyPress 1.9.2 You can give your users an experience more similar to popular social networks by redirecting them to their personal profile pages, their ‘friends’ menu or the activity stream. Fully multisite compatible, giving each site administration control over where the different users of their site are redirected to Extendable and built with developers in mind. It’s easy to change the default redirect behaviour using custom filters. Works with WooCommerce jonimo simple redirect is 100% compatible with Woocommerce, meaning you can login using the woocommerce login form and still redirect users a set number of times to a specific location NEW With Woocommerce -> Example: Redirect each user just once to an offer page on login or logout NEW With Woocommerce -> Example: Redirect each user with a specific role to a set product category just once on login, and then to any other location on logout. NEW With Woocommerce -> Example: Always redirect different users on logout to a thank you for buying screen Free support for 1 year = Use examples for a none WooCommerce site. On login, redirect subscribers to an welcome page just once, and then to the homepage. On login, redirect users to any url before reverting to the default location the next time a user logs in. On login, redirect BuddyPress users to their profile edit screen a set number of times before redirecting them to their profile. On login, redirect users to a specific blog article just once when they login and then after that to another location. On login, encourage users to accept updates to terms and conditions. Always redirect users to a specific location. On logout, redirect users to any location, including external sites If you have any questions, or require support, let us know at jonimo

Thanks for using VoucherPress. It’s great to see so many people creating vouchers for all kinds of business. From pizza joints to jewellers, cleaning companies to sports clubs – you’ve created thousands of vouchers, and I’m really proud to have created something which has been useful to so many people. As I work on the next version of VoucherPress it would be really helpful if you could fill in this short survey. Many thanks for your time. Have you ever wanted to give away vouchers, tickets, coupons or tokens on your website? If so this plugin is for you. You can create a voucher with whatever text you want, choosing the layout and font from a range of templates (you can also add your own templates). Vouchers can then be viewed, downloaded and printed from a specified URL. There are shortcodes to add a link to a particular voucher, to show an unordered list of all your vouchers, or to show the registration for to request a restricted voucher. You can require visitors to provide their name and email address to get a voucher. If an email address is required an email is sent to the address with a link to the voucher URL. Each voucher has a unique code, and vouchers that have an email address associated with them can only be used once, so once a registration-required voucher is downloaded it can’t be downloaded again. Hooks From version 1.1.2 the plugin also offers a selection of hooks which you can use to run your own custom code. The hooks are: voucherpress_create When a voucher is created, this hook returns the properties of the voucher. You can use it like this: add_action( ‘voucherpress_create’, ‘my_voucherpress_create_function’ ); function my_voucherpress_create_function( $id, $name, $text, $description, $template, $require_email, $limit, $startdate, $expiry ) { // do something here… } voucherpress_edit When a voucher is edited, this hook returns the properties of the voucher. You can use it like this: add_action( ‘voucherpress_edit’, ‘my_voucherpress_edit_function’ ); function my_voucherpress_edit_function( $id, $name, $text, $description, $template, $require_email, $limit, $startdate, $expiry ) { // do something here… } voucherpress_register When someone registers to download a voucher and an email is sent to them, this hook returns the voucher and the users details. You can use it like this: add_action( ‘voucherpress_register’, ‘my_voucherpress_register_function’ ); function my_voucherpress_register_function( $voucher_id, $voucher_name, $user_email, $user_name ) { // do something here… } voucherpress_download When someone downloads a voucher, this hook returns the voucher and the users details. You can use it like this: add_action( ‘voucherpress_download’, ‘my_voucherpress_download_function’ ); function my_voucherpress_download_function( $voucher_id, $voucher_name, $code ) { // do something here… } The plugin also makes use of the __() function to allow for easy translation. Thanks to Christian Serron (http://twitter.com/cserron) for the code to make the vouchers work in widgets (currently disabled, I’m working on this) and to Barry (http://www.betakeygiveaway.com/) for bug testing above and beyond the call of duty. Shortcodes There are four shortcodes available. The first shows a link to a particular voucher, and is in the format: [voucher id=”123″] The “id” parameter is the unique ID of the voucher. The correct ID to use is available in the screen where you edit the voucher. You can also how the description after the link: [voucher id=”123″ description=”true”] The second shows a link to a voucher, but with a preview of the voucher (just the background image, no text) and the voucher name as the image alternate text: [voucher id=”123″ preview=”true”] And you can show the description after the preview as well: [voucher id=”123″ preview=”true” description=”true”] You can also show an unordered list of all your live vouchers using this shortcode: [voucherlist] And a list of all live vouchers with their descriptions: [voucherlist description=”true”] And you can also show the form for people to enter their name and email address if they wish to register for a restricted voucher: [voucherform id=”123″] The shortcodes for any voucher can be found on the edit screen for that voucher. Just click the ‘Shortcodes’ button.