Importing subscribers in Arigato PRO is easy but entering field numbers can be a bit confusing. Especially if you have custom fields in the mailing list and the CSV file. This guide will clear it all up.

Let’s make an example with a mailing list with 3 custom fields:

And a CSV file which doesn’t perfectly match the mailing list:

And when you click on “Import subscribers” in Arigato PRO, this is what you see:

So there are a few problems to deal with here:

• The CSV file does not contain “Name” column. It contains first name and last name columns and you want the name in your mailing list to contain first and last name.
• The CSV file has the columns ordered in a way that obviously isn’t the same as the order on the import page.
• The CSV file contains some columns you don’t need (Client ID, State, ZIp, Phone, Address) and lacks the Age data.

So how to import this? Let’s visually number the columns in the CSV file:

Now things become simpler and we just have to watch at the import page first, find the field we need in the CSV and enter its number. Because “name” is constructed by 2 column, we enter them both with “+”. Here you go:

Let’s explain:

• Email is column number 7 in the file so we enter it before the comma in the “Email,  Name” field.
• Name is constructed by columns 2 and 3 so we enter them as “2+3” after the comma. So the “Email, Name” field becomes “7, 2+3. Spaces do not matter.
• The CSV file does not contain fields for IP address, signup date and age. So we leave these blank.
• Company is column number 9.
• Gender is column number 10.

That’s it, import with “Skip first line (column titles) when importing” selected. And we are done:

We have just released a new free virtual currency & credits system for WordPress – MoolaMojo. The plugin is similar to myCRED but easier to use and integrate.

It can be used to:

• Reward users virtual points for doing things on your site
• Sell products, subscriptions or services for virtual credits
• Sell virtual credits for real money

In its core it’s a simple thing but is extremely powerful and will allow you to extract a lot more value of your user’s interactions.

Integrations with Namaste! LMS, Watu/Pro, and Konnichiwa are coming shortly. And not only this: the integration API of the plugin is so simple, we expect other authors will make it soon as well.

From version 5.4.4.5 the quiz plugin WatuPRO has built-in integration with MoolaMojo. The integration has two main aspects:

1. You can reward virtual credits for completing tests.
2. You can charge virtual credits for access to paid tests (this option requires WatuPRO Intelligence module).

Let’s elaborate on both:

Reward MoolaMojo Credits for Completing WatuPRO Tests

To enable this option select the following checkbox on the WatuPRO Settings page:

The setting alone will only allow you to configure per-quiz behavior. To do it, go to the Add/Edit Quiz page, Other Advanced Settings tab and enable the setting:

When you check the checkbox the two options will appear. The first will directly transfer the amount of points the quiz taker has collected into their virtual credits balance.

If you select the second option and save the quiz, you will get a box on the Grades page (one for each grade/result)  to enter fixed amount of credits to be given depending on the grade. Note that you can enter negative numbers, i.e. you can charge the user for achieving a bad grade.

From version 2.0 Namaste! LMS supports the long requested Tin Can / Experience API.
The integration requires the free plugin WP Experience API.

Here is how it works:

1. Download, install and activate the WP Experience API plugin.
2. Obtain LRS account and credentials if you have not yet done so. Let’s use the free LRS cloud at SCORM cloud as example.
3. After you have obtained the account, go to xAPI LRS menu in SCORM cloud and register an Activity provider:
   
4. Enter the activity provider key and secret as Username / Password, and the desired LRS Endpoint URL in the WP xAPI plugin settings:
   
   (Make sure the URL has no spaces at the end as this will cause errors)
5. In Namaste! LMS xAPI / Tin Can page select which activities you want to export to the LRS:
   

That’s it, activities will now be sent to the learning record store.

From version 5.4.6 WatuPRO has integration to Tin Can / Experience API that allows you to send statements to a learning record store when user passes or fails a test.

To use the integration you need to install the free WP Experience API plugin and follow the same process explained in our Namaste! LMS integration.

The only difference is that the xAPI / Tin Can menu in WatuPRO currently has less options:

That’s it!

A new setting available from version 0.7 of the EDD Bridge and version 1.2 of the WooCommerce Bridge lets you help the user follow the payment process easier. if they visit the paid quiz page directly, before a payment is made, they can either:

• Be automatically redirected to the respective EDD or WooCommerce product page
• See a text with a link to the respective EDD or WooCommerce product page

Often users will visit paid quiz pages from their dashboards or other links so these settings will be very useful and will make the whole flow more logical.

Note that the changes require a recent version of WatuPRO as well.

This is a quiz connector between the quiz plugins Watu, WatuPRO and the LMS LearnPress.

The plugin allows you to integrate the more powerful quizzes from Watu and WatuPRO (and more plugins coming soon!) into your LearnPress course curriculum.

Download Here

How To Make It Work:

0. Obviously you need LearnPress, this plugin (“Quizzes for LearnPress”) and some of the connected plugins (Watu and/or WatuPRO) installed and active before going further.

1. Create a quiz in the connected quiz plugin.

2. Create an empty quiz in LearnPress (a quiz without any questions). In the Quiz description box enter the quiz shortcode you have obtained from the connected quiz plugin. Example:

Don’t add any questions in the LearnPress quiz, you won’t use them.

3. Click on the Quiz Connector link under your LearnPress menu:

4. Create the relation(s) between LearnPress quizzes and the quizzes from the connected plugin. You will be able to specify which grade (from the connected quiz) and what % correct answers (also from the connected quiz) will be required to consider the LearnPress Quiz Completed:

5. When the student visits the LearnPress Quiz link under the course, they’ll actually get the Watu or WatuPRO quiz displayed. When the quiz is completed, the connector plugin will evaluate it accordingly to the criteria you defined in step 4. If the quiz is successfully completed, the original LearnPress Quiz will be considered completed as well!

As much as we love and trust our own learning management system Namaste! LMS, we believe in the openness and modularity of the WordPress ecosystem. So, you’ve got this bridge that lets you integrate our quiz plugins with LearnPress for free.

The new version of the quiz plugin WatuPRO is now ready. Here are the changes between version 5.4 and 5.5:

• Multiple choice questions can allow groups of checkboxes. More info at http://blog.calendarscripts.info/group-checkbox-questions-in-watupro/
• You can now limit quiz attempts per email address requested in “Ask for user contact details” section.
• Integration to MoolaMojo – you can award virtual currency for taking tests. Learn more at http://blog.calendarscripts.info/watupro-integration-with-moolamojo/
• When setting an email address to receive the quiz results at the admin end you can now use variables from “Ask for user contact details” section. This gives the possibility to specify receiver of these emails who is different for each quiz taker.
• Tin Can / Experience API integration through WP Experience API plugin. Learn more at http://blog.calendarscripts.info/xapi-tin-can-integration-in-watupro/
• Displaying test results can be delayed for a future date. In such case you can define what text to be shown at the end of the quiz and in the user’s dashboard before the date arrive. This feature is useful for logged in users.
• When the PDF Bridge is installed and enabled to generate certificates we will also generate PDF files when “Download” link is clicked on “View results” popup (instead of .doc file which is the behavior when the bridge is not installed)
• When displaying “performance per category” you can now limit to the top X categories depending on your sorting preference
• The shotcode watupro-result can now work without “quiz_id” parameter. In this case it will show the latest attempt for the user on any quiz. This can be useful if you redirect to the same page from several quizzes.
• Added filter by question content on the Manage Questions page.
• Added filter by internal comments in Manage Quizzes page. Note that if you have comments saved before this version they may need to be re-saved to be searchable, as this change required a DB update.
• Sorting category grades is now also possible by number of absolute points collected instead of the default criteria (percent correct answers).
• Improvements to timer: you can specify that it turns red when less than X seconds remain. When results are auto-submitted the user will get a message making it clear that they ran out of time and results were automatically submitted.
• Added “view details” link when the list of quiz takings is published via shortcode.
• Added “time spent” column to the test result exports.
• The watupro-result shortcode should now work for non-logged in users too when you have to show the result of the last completed test
• Import / export questions function now supports and shows question subcategories
• Added final screen variable %%EMPTY%% for empty (unanswered) questions which will no longer be shown as wrong-answered questions in the %%WRONG%% variable.
• WatuPRO can now be used in the LMS LearnPress through this free bridge.
• For Namaste! LMS users: the WatuPRO user groups (when available) will be shown on the Namaste! LMS Students page.
• [Intelligence module] A paid test can be access for free from selected WatuPRO user groups or WP user roles.
• [Intelligence module] The plugin is integrated with MoolaMojo so you can sell access to quizzes for virtual credits earned by performing actions in your blog.
• [Intelligence module] Slider questions can directly transfer the slider selection as question points. In this case you can still define correct / wrong answers but the points on them will be disregarded.
• [Intelligence module] The user control mode (when you allow user to choose what questions to answer) now can be configured which of the selection modes to include.
• [Intelligence module] You can now set the width of fields in Fill the gaps questions at a question level.
• Added option to allow “unfiltered_html” to the roles you enable to manage quizzes.
• Fixed bug: taker’s name was missing in download doc when single quiz taking is downloaded in .doc file.
• Fixed bug: when WP roles were used instead of user groups, saving a test category was not saving the role based restrictions.
• Fixed bug with “user chooses” mode. When a quiz is in this mode but the user has stored progress from a quiz attempt, visiting the page should load their stored test instead of showing the choice form again.
• Fixed bug, Intelligence module: when editing quiz attempt from the administration, only the grade title was saved in the “results” column while when user takes the quiz we store both title + description.

As usual eligible customers have received a newsletter with free upgrade. If your free upgrades subscription has expired you’ll receive 60% renewal discount code.

From version 0.6.8 the WordPress virtual currency plugin MoolaMojo supports selling currency packages through WooCommerce. This opens endless possibilities to sell all kind of stuff from all kind of plugins through WooCommerce. For example it becomes easy to sell virtual currency packages that can be then used to purchase access to WatuPRO paid quizzes (especially useful if WatuPRO does not support your payment processor but WooCommerce does).

Here’s what is required to make this work:

1. WooCommerce and MoolaMojo installed and active
2. Create some currency packages in MoolaMojo
3. Create product(s) in WooCommerce for selling the MoolaMojo packages. You need to two things to make this work:
   a) Mark the product as Virtual and Downloadable
   b) Add custom product attribute with name “moolamojo” and value the ID(s) of the package(s) you want to sell. The package IDs are shown on the MoolaMojo Packages page.
4. If you want to automatically redirect to another page after the WooCommerce order is completed, add another custom attribute called “moolamojo-redirect”. Its value should be the full URL of the page to send the user to.

Here is an example of such setup:

That’s it!

IMPORTANT: The package will be assigned only if the WooCommerce order status is COMPLETED. If the order fails for some reason or you are taking offline payment and approving orders manually, the MoolaMojo currency package will not be purchased until the order status is completed.

When you use the shortcode for a sign-up form in Arigato PRO it generates a very clean basic responsive HTML code without any pre-formatting. The idea is that the form will nicely fit your WordPress theme design and stay consistent with it.

If your theme does not have any styling of standard form elements or have odd styling you may need to modify the CSS yourself. Here is the HTML code of a basic form:

<form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" class="bftpro-front-form" onsubmit="return validateBFTProUser(this,false);" >
	<div><label>Your Name:</label> <input type="text" name="bftpro_name"></div>
	<div><label>*Your Email:</label> <input type="text" name="email"></div>	
	<div class="bftpro-front-signup-button">
	   <input type="submit" value="Subscribe">				
	</div>
	<input type="hidden" name="bftpro_subscribe" value="1">
        <input type="hidden" name="list_id" value="1">		
	<input type="hidden" name="required_fields[]" value="">	
</form>

Such a form looks good on our theme:

But with a bit of CSS you can make it look different if you wish. The form has class so you can style the elements. Example CSS:

.bftpro-front-form div label {
display:block;
float:left;
width: 150px;
font-weight:bold;
font-size: 120%;
font-family: Verdana;
color: darkblue;
}

.bftpro-front-form input[type=text] {
height: 25px;
font-weight: bold;
font-size: 120%;
}

.bftpro-front-form input[type=submit] {
padding:5px 15px;
background:#ccc;
border:0 none;
cursor:pointer;
-webkit-border-radius: 5px;
border-radius: 5px;
}

With this CSS the same form code starts looking like this:

Your custom CSS code can be written either directly to the theme CSS or be added on the site using a plugn like Simple Custom CSS

From version 5.5.8 the quiz/survey plugin WatuPRO supports yet another interesting option for grading the user’s performance: a grade based on the performance in each question category /  theme.

What Does It Mean?

This is different than showing grade/performance per category. It’s a method to grade the whole test (and typically determine whether it’s passed or failed) based on how the user did in the different topics in the test.

For example for a traffic law test you may have a “Passed” grade with the following requirements:

For category “General rules” require at least 90% correct answers.
For category “Street Signs” require between 80% and 100% correct answers.
For category “Priority” require between 70% and 100% correct answers.

On top of this you can also set a general requirement for the test, for example min. 85% correct answers on average for all categories.

The requirements can be based on points, percent correct answer, or percentage points achieved from the maximum points possible in the test.

How Does It Work?

1. Go to the Grades or Manage Grades page for a selected quiz. Make sure “Manage grades / results for the [Whole test]” is selected and check the option “The final grade in this test will depend on the performance on different question categories” as shown below:
   
2. The page will refresh and will show you the grade forms for adding or editing grades with new options – from/to fields for each question category (topic) that contains questions in the selected quiz:
   
3. You can skip any of the categories by leaving both fields blank – this means there will be no specific requirement for that category. You can optionally set a requirement for the whole test (in the above example it’s min. 80% correct answers) or use only category based requirements.
4. A setting in the Edit Quiz -> General settings tab defines whether what will be the type of criteria to check:
   a) By default all tests are graded based on number of points collected.
   b) If you check the above checkbox and save your quiz will be graded based on % correctly answered questions from total questions given to the test taker.
   c) If you check the above option but select “% from maximum points” from the drop-down menu, it will be graded based on the % achieved points from the maximum possible points in the quiz.This setting defines grading the quiz as a whole, grading based on category performance, and category grades if any.

Version 5.6 of our WordPress quiz and survey plugin WatuPRO is ready. Here is the new stuff from version 5.5 to 5.6:

• The final test grading can now depend on the specific performance in different topics (question categories). Learn more here.
• When exporting quiz results any fields requested from “Ask for user contact details” area will be added as columns in the exported file.
• Variable {{{ID}}} can now be used in the question feedback too.
• Admin pages are now all responsive and will let you manage quizzes from mobile phone. This includes the tables and the modal dialog windows.
• Export to CSV is now available also on the All Quiz Submissions page.
• “View results” page and export files include information about number of correct answers, number of wrong answers, and number of unanswered questions.
• Added Email log (in the Help page) to show log of all emails sent for submitted tests along with the mailing server response.
• When test results are held for a future date, the My Quizzes page will not show earned points, % and grade until the date arrives.
• Added shortcode to display “All test submissions” page on the front-end. Role-based restrictions will apply as usual.
• A new setting lets you configure what part of the quiz result to show when test takings are limited and the user has no more attempts left: just grade title, title & description, or the whole “final screen” part.
• Added the number of columns to the Advanced Import files.
• A new option lets you include the optional answer feedback into the %%UNRESOLVED%% variable.
• Added final-screen variable %%ATTEMPTED%% to show the number of attempted (non-empty) questions.
• Added check all / uncheck all option for questions on “Copy quiz” page.
• The basic bar chart (the one you output with watupro-basic-chart shortcode) now also supports a chart showing your points vs. maximum possible points on the quiz.
• [Intelligence module] Dependencies will be checked first for tests that require payment and depend on another test results. This is to avoid asking user for payment before they know that they must have completed other quiz(zes) before the current one.
• Improved Namaste! LMS integration: tests can be made accessible only to student that are enrolled in selected courses.
• [Intelligence module] When quiz results are shown on the front-end with the watupro-takings shortcode the Edit link was not working.
• [Intelligence module] You can now set custom graphic URL for PayPal button.
• [Intelligence module] You can set quiz-specific payment instructions that will be shown before the payment buttons for that quiz and override the default “There is a fee of X to access this test” message.
• [Intelligence module] Quiz bundles can have name which will be shown in Paypal etc. button descriptions instead of the default text.
• [Intelligence module] Added menu items for quiz bundles and coupon codes.
• [Reporting module] Added Google Analytics event tracking for quiz start button and quiz completion.
• [Reporting module] Added new shortcode watupror-taken-tests that will display the number of tests taken by the user vs. number of total tests. See the internal Help page for example and parameters description.
• [Reporting module] The Skills page will no longer display question categories which have questions only in tests that are not accessible to the given user (because of quiz category / user group restrictions).
• Fixed potential SQL injection.
• Fixed bugs on the “View results” page: search by name did not return non logged in users and order by name did not work properly when a quiz had a mix of logged in and not logged in names.
• Fixed problems with “fill the gaps” questions when gap and answers contain dollar signs.
• Fixed bug [Reporting module]: the Overview page was counting unfinished quiz attempts.
• Fixed bug: when answers are arranged in multiple columns emailing results did not include correct / incorrect checkmarks.
• Fixed bug [Reporting module]: Skills report page was showing Uncategorized by default instead of All categories.
• Fixed bug: the “View details” popup was showing “wrong answer” for unanswered questions in the table.

As usual the update will be free for you if your order is made less than one year ago. In the other case you are eligible for 60% renewal discount.

A new shortcode in WatuPRO (from version 5.6.2.1) lets you perform basic math on two of the user’s answers. This shortcode should be used only in the “Final screen” of a test.

Here is the shortcode with all its possible parameters:

[watupro-calculator math=”152+256″ output=”1″ var=”my_var”]

Attributes:

• math (required) shows the math you want to perform. Note that the numbers in the formula are question IDs and not actual numbers. I.e. you are not telling the shortcode to add 152 and 256, that would be pointless. You are telling the shortcode to add the answer to question with ID 152 to the answer of 256. It assumes answers are numeric and will work properly on numeric answers – i.e. it’s good for single-choice or open-end questions.
  The math can contain expression of 2 questions only with any of the four standard math operations: +, -, /, *.
• output (optional) defines whether the result will be shown on the screen. The patameter defaults to 1 which means result will be shown. It makes sense to set it to 0 (don’t show) only if you are going to get the result in a variable for next shortcode usage on the same final screen.
• var (optional) is a variable name where to assign the result for next shortcode usage. Use only letters and underscore.

To make the whole thing above clearer and simpler, let’s make an example.

Example:

Let’s pretend to make a simple investment calculator without compounding. We will ask the user for their current savings, the yearly interest (expressed as decimal and NOT percentage) and how many years they want to save.

Here are our questions:

Here is how the shortcode is used in the Final screen:

Here is the example input:

And here is the result:

We took the multiplication of answers to Question 1 (with ID 901) and Question 2 (with ID 902) and put it into variable called “yearly”.

Then we took the yearly interest from the variable and multiplied it by the number of years (question 3 with ID 903) to get the total accumulated simple interest. We also placed this result in the variable total_interest.

Finally we added the answer to Question 1 with ID 901 to the variable total_interest to get the final result.

This issue is valid for all our (and not just our) plugins: WatuPRO, Arigato PRO, Namaste! LMS, Hostel PRO. The Jetpack contact form is causing all rich text editors used from plugins to freeze.

The bug is discussed in this thread and as you can see it affects users of many other plugins too.

To solve it use the plugin suggested in the thread.

Here is a direct download link to the plugin that has the solution

We have been overloaded with emails due to this so support can be slower than normally.

The Intelligence module of Arigato PRO Autoresponder has a handy feature for segmenting your mailing lists into slices based on various criteria.

This allows you to send some emails to parts of your mailing list without creating new list. For example you can send a news flash only to users signed up last month or send a marketing offer only to females over 30 (provided that you asked for gender and age during signup), and so on.

How Does It Work:

1. First you need to create some segments from the Segmentation menu under Arigato PRO. Select a mailing list and click on “Create new segmentation rule”. The page will load a form to enter rule name, optional description and selections for all the fields in that list including custom fields:
   To set a requirement for a given field, you need to check the checkbox next to it. ALL the requirements that you set will be applied to the segment.
2. Choose segment(s) when you send a newsletter or schedule an autoresponder campaign message:
   If there are multiple segments you can choose more than one. In this case the subscriber must satisfy ALL the segmentation rules in ALL selected segments to have the email sent to them.

   So if we use the above example, selecting this segment means that the email will be sent to subscribers registered after July 1, 2017 AND selected “cosmetics” in the “group” field (which is a custom drop-down field in our case).

   If you also apply another segment requiring the subscribers to be females over 30, then the email will be sent only to females over 30 who have registered after July 1st, and selected “cosmetics”.
   So, stacking segments works more like adding filters and NOT like adding slices of your list together.

Version 2.9 of our WordPress email marketing tool Arigato PRO is ready:

• Completely redesigned responsive signup forms! (If you have done extensive CSS styling on your current forms please backup the old version before upgrading! We are not responsible if you lose your work).
• New parameters to the simple shortcode let you define several design-related characteristics like form orientation, labels position, form width, and more.
• Handling bounces now allows SSL Pop 3 connections.
• Added option to update subscriber’s data when importing existing subscriber.
• When mailing list is selected for a newsletter we will show the corresponding custom fields in the list.
• The custom fields table now shows the variables to be used in email messages.
• Added shortcode parameter for redirect URL. It allows you to override the list “redirect after sign up” setting and have different redirect URL for every signup form.
• New option lets you use your WP timezone for emails that will be sent “After N o’clock”.
• Added checks for unique campaign name and mailing list name.
• A new variable {{date}} lets you show the date when subscriber signed up.
• You can optionally switch off adding the unsubscribe link for a mailing list. Do this at your own responsibility.
• You can set time interval between emails in case you are getting messages bouncing for sending too fast.
• Admin page tables are now responsive so you can manage your marketing campaign even from your mobile phone.

If you have purchased less than one year ago you are eligible for a free upgrade. Otherwise renewals are priced at 40% of the full price as usual. You can use your coupon code also to include the new Gozaimasu module.

WatuPRO has a handy “true/false” question type. Essentially this is just a “single choice” question with pre-defined options – true and false.

If you want to change the words “True” and “False” to something else or to another language you need to use Loco Translate just like you would do when translating the plugin interface.

However this will not change the words of questions already created. For these questions the words True and False are inserted in the database as choices on a single choice question.

To change them you need to install the free SQL executioner plugin. Then you’ll need to run two queries in it. Let’s for example assume you want to change True to the French Oui and False to No. The queries will be (obviously you have to replace “Oui” and “No” with the words you want to use!):

UPDATE $watupro_answer SET answer='Oui' WHERE answer='True' AND question_id IN (SELECT ID FROM $watupro_question WHERE truefalse=1)

Paste the above query and hit “Execute”.

UPDATE $watupro_answer SET answer='No' WHERE answer='False' AND question_id IN (SELECT ID FROM $watupro_question WHERE truefalse=1)

Paste the above query and hit “Execute”.

That’s it.

This free bridge is for customers who manage their mailing lists and newsletters with GetResponse. Similarly to our MailChimp bridge, this plugin will let you automatically subscribe users who take quizzes to your campaigns in GetResponse.

Download version 0.4 (7 KB)

The bridge will respect GetResponse double opt-in settings for the given campaign. There is no way to overwrite this.

To use the bridge you will need your GetResponse API key. If you are on GetResponse360 you also need to select your type and enter your domain.

Please note that it takes some time for a subscriber to be sent a confirmation email. So subscribers will not appear immediately in your GetResponse campaign. Do not email us about this.

If you’d rather not pay monthly fees and leave your mailing list data in someone else’s hand, we recommend you our premium WordPress Autoresponder / Drip marketing suite. It comes with one-time fee and optional yearly upgrade fees, and there is also free bridge for connecting WatuPRO.

We have released a new free plugin called Quizzes for BuddyPress which lets you use the power of our existing quiz plugins to enhance user’s experience in your BuddyPress groups.

The plugin allows you to create rules for a couple of scenarios:

• Taking a quiz (with or without required result and % success) may be required to allow user to join a group. So if the quiz is not completed at all or not completed with the desired result the user will get an error message when they try to join the group.
• Taking a quiz can automatically join the taker to a selected group or groups (provided that the user is logged in). This rule can work alone or together with the above rule.

These two simple rules allow you to do basic level of filtering to allow joining groups, to reward quiz taking with a group membership or to join users interested in something to a targeted marketing group, and so on.

The plugin is currently integrated with:

• Watu
• WatuPRO
• Chained Quiz

The plugin is completely free and can be downloaded at its page at wordpress.org

The Pro add-on for Namaste! LMS is now updated to version 1.4. Here are the new features, improvements and bug fixes:

• • School accounts. More info at: http://demo.namaste-lms.org/school-accounts/
  • Added limit for number of students that can sign up under a school account.
  • Class/Group signups can have expiration period. After student’s subscription expires they lose access and need to sign up again.
  • You can now mass assign students to a group (class).
  • Access to the Pro management pages can now be fine-tuned at WP Role level.
  • The student classes/groups will be shown on the Namaste! Manage Students page.
  • Class / group permissions will now be applied to the Manage Students page.
  • Added course re-certification option. Student can be automatically cleaned up (and optionally re-enrolled) X days after course enrollment or completion.
  • When 100% discount code is used the student will directly be signed to the class.
  • Added shortcode to display user badges.
  • Added shortcode parameter “enroll_in” to the namaste-class-signup shortcode. By passing single course ID in this parameter you can automatically enroll the student in the associated course along with signing for the class/group.
  • Added option to leave class. The button is automatically generated when the class-signup shortcode is used on classes that you are already signed in.
  • The course progress table now has links to the lessons.
  • Fixed bug: applying coupon on courses worked randomly on Paypal PDT. Now made sure to handle all cases.

Eligible customers will receive the upgrade for free. If your one year subscription period has expired you can renew for 40% of the full price.