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<p><div class="wc-tab-inner wd-entry-content"> <p><strong>Better Notifications For WordPress Reminders Add-On</strong> allows you to send a notification if a user hasn’t published/updated a post, page, or custom post type after a set amount of time. It also allows you to send a transactional reminder notification if a user hasn’t logged in after a set amount of time. This add-on is useful if you run a site that requires users to publish or update content on a regular basis. For example, if you run an educational institute, you might require that students publish or update their homework or lab notes posts on a daily basis – with this add-on, reminding them to do that is easy.</p> <h3>New Notifications</h3> <h4>Update Reminder Notifications</h4> <p>After installing and activating the add-on, a new set of notifications will appear in the ‘Notification For’ selection box. These are:</p> <ul> <li>Post – Update Reminder</li> <li>Page – Update Reminder</li> <li>‘Custom Post’ – Update Reminder</li> </ul> <p>Selecting one of these new notifications will then allow you to set a number of hours, days, weeks, or months after which the notification should be triggered if a post / page / custom post hasn’t been <strong>updated</strong>. The amount of time entered must be in the form of a whole number (e.g. 2) and not numbers with decimal places (e.g. 0.5) in order to work correctly. A single notification will be sent once triggered and will not be repeated. Instead, it will only send out a notification once. As a workaround to trigger multiple notifications for the same event, you can set-up multiple notifications, all with different frequencies.</p> <h4>Publish Reminder Notifications</h4> <ul> <li>Reminder – New Post Reminder</li> <li>Reminder – New Page Reminder</li> <li>Reminder – New Custom Post Type Reminder</li> </ul> <p>Selecting one of these new notifications will then allow you to set a number of hours, days, weeks, or months after which the notification should be triggered if a post / page / custom post hasn’t been <strong>published</strong>. The amount of time entered must be in the form of a whole number (e.g. 2) and not numbers with decimal places (e.g. 0.5) in order to work correctly. A single notification will be sent once triggered and will not be repeated. Instead, it will only send out a notification once. As a workaround to trigger multiple notifications for the same event, you can set-up multiple notifications, all with different frequencies.</p> <h4>Login Reminder Notifications</h4> <ul> <li>User Login Reminder</li> </ul> <p>A single notification will be sent once triggered and will not be repeated. E.g. If you want to let users know that they haven’t logged in for a month, then it will not repeat for every month that they haven’t logged in. Instead, it will only notify them after the first month. As a workaround, you can set-up multiple notifications to achieve this, with different frequencies.</p> </div></p>
