My Appeal Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download

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Plugin Description

My Appeal is the perfect companion to your WordPress site if you’re using the donation platform, iModules. It automatically detects appeal codes and designations in the query string of a URL and changes all appeal codes/designation IDs on the site until users session expires.

Features

Automatically changes appeal codes for 30 minutes when users are sent to a page including the query string, ”appealcode=”
Automatically prioritizes designation IDs for 30 minutes when users are sent to a page including the query string, ”dids=”

How to Use

When sending traffic to a site that has this plugin activated, simply include appealcode= in the URL along with your appeal code. So, for example, if you wanted to send traffic to https://giving.virginia.edu with the appeal code UVA1, the URL you’d use would be https://giving.virginia.edu?appealcode=UVA1. Now, for the next thirty minutes, all existing appeal codes for any user who was suppled think link will be UVA1. After thirty minutes, the cookie that contains the solicitation-specific appeal code will expire and it will no longer be appended or replaced on giving links.

In addition, you can specify priority designations for forms that use designation IDs. Simply include dids= in the URL along with a string of your prioritized designation IDs. For example, if you wanted to send traffic to http://giving.virginia.edu and have designation 287 appear at the top of iModules giving forms, the URL you’d use would be https://giving.virginia.edu?dids=287. Multiple designations can be used where designations IDs are delimited by periods (such as 287.278). For all pages where designation IDs are used, these these designations will appear at the top of the form for 30 minutes.

Debugging

By default, My Appeal doesn’t log anything to the browser console. If you are debugging issues on your end, though, you can enable logging by running the command my_appeal_verbose_on() in your browser console. To turn logging off, simply run my_appeal_verbose_off.

Feature Requests and Bug Reports

Please report any feature requests you have or bugs you encounter under the Support tab(https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/my-appeal). This is a new plugin and I’m hoping to add more user-requested features to make this useful to developers.