I would like to create a social proof plugin for my wordpress application so that when users are logging in, other online users will see a pop up notification showing the user that logged in and their geolocation via googlemaps. The closest thing I could find to what I was looking for was on https://wpfomify.com.
Does anyone have any idea the steps I would take to creating a plugin like this particularly how the site will communicate to online users that a new notification has been queued. Thanks.
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For my current project I'm building a Laravel project where each customer will manage his company online. Each customer will invite his users to join his company on the platform, and we will use existing social networks for that, and especially Facebook. But I'm struggling with that invitation system.
Each customers will have to link their business page online with the Fabook Graph API with a page access token I'll stock on database. Like this customers will be able to send invitations through Facebook from our platform.
The problem is that I would let them invite only people who are following them on Facebook and are not on our platform. I saw that it was not possible from the Facebook GRAPH API to get the list of users who liked a Business page. It's only possible from the user to know if he like a specific page if he gave the authorization.
I would like to know how could I reach that goal ? Indeed, I would like to avoid people who are already on our website to be spammed on customers Facebook pages. Would it be a good idea to create a Facebook App linked to our Laravel platform to have more possibilites here on check in system ?
Dear Stackoverflow Community,
I am an Online Marketer and I am facing a problem: People are not converting when visiting my page through a smartphone. My interpretation is: they are lazy, as I am too.
I am not too terrible deep into programming Wordpress, but I thought about something and seeking advise:
I want to to build a Opt-In Form, which uses Facebooks "Social Login"
to process the Lead.
I need to find a way to get the "E-Mail-Adress" through the Facebook open graph API.
I generated a lead with one simple click.
I guess Online Marketers are graving for a feature like this!
So my question is:
Do you think it is possible to build a Wordpress Opt-In Form which uses Social Login (Facebook, Google) to receive E-Mail-Adresses from my users?
Maybe someone has some experience with this.
Best wishes
Dennis
I don't think there is a way to capture user's email address from facebook without permission of that user. However, there are a number of plugins that show popups and widgets to get users to subscribe to your newsletter etc.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/optin-forms/screenshots/
Also, if your content is good and if you create a catchy Call to Action, then it's possible to get more people to subscribe to your blog.
Isn't the process of opting into a subscription more involved than simply entering a name and email? Personally, I will ignore an optin form that requires me to do a social login.
Using a regular WordPress opt-in form plugin would suffice.
By the way, do you have any data that shows conversion is low because social login isn't present?
I am working on a website for my organization which will allow users of the website to create/modify/etc room reservations for a number of spaces in our building.
Each room has a Google Calendar which links to several monitors around the building to display what rooms are [un]available. So, my goal was to utilize these calendars by having the website I am creating edit these google calendars. The problem I am having however is that from all the documentation I have been able to find, it looks like you have to prompt each user for Google Log-In. This is what I am trying to avoid. I want individuals to be able to log-in to my website, and then on the backend my website provides the authentication to Google so that they can add/edit/remove events from the aforementioned GCals based on permissions on set on their account.
Can anyone help direct me to the proper documentation? I've found a couple of things through some intensive Google-ing of my own, but I've become extremely confused about what method I should be using.
Any assistance in getting things rolling is appreciated!
If I understand it correctly, the concept that you want is to create a website that writes into your own calendar and not on the users calendar. Exactly what this 3 part tutorial of Sample Web Page for Booking gives:
Part 1: Setting up Google Calendar
Part 2: OAuth2 and Configuring Your ‘Application’ With Google
Part 3: A Sample Web Page For Bookings
This tutorial worked for many like what has been done in this SO post - How do I connect to the Google Calendar API without the oAuth authentication?.
I have created a dashboard using PHP and Wordpress, the problem i'm facing now is that I need to create an alert or a message when ever a new data has arrived in any users dashboard. So, I need to send the users that are currently online in the dashboard, a notification that a new data has arrived for them.
Whenever a data has been added by me for a particular user, an automatic notification should be shown on the that users screen if he is online. I have created the dashboard, but I don't know how to implement this notification.
In short, I want to create something like a push notification inside my website.
Use Atmosphere framework for braodcasting any messages. This essentially uses Websockets in the implementation. But its very easy to do.
I am developing an advertisement site in PHP, the user can only list there products by logging in using there account in the site. Also i need to have another option for users to login into the website using there Facebook account and hence advertise about their products. How can i implement? Do i need to create any application instance in FB for this? I am looking forward for valuable suggestions.
Create an app.
Look into authentication, and see which method (server-side vs. client-side) fits you.
Once you've implemented that, you can make graph api calls. https://graph.facebook.com/me gives you the user's basic details
Good luck.