As mentioned in the title of this review, the Social Engine: Schedule Social Media Posts WordPress plugin is really well designed and coded, it also turns out to be very streamlined, lightweight and packed with lots of features and most importantly it works perfectly (mind you, do not confuse the errors that can be caused by an incompatibility with obsolete versions of PHP, because using the updated versions of PHP and supported by this plugin, although I have been using this plugin for a long time, I have not yet encountered any errors in this plugin).

Basically, with Social Engine: Schedule Social Media Posts, this simple but very powerful WordPress plugin, you can automate and schedule on all your favorite social channels and more, the publication of your content, photos and media, with many features all very useful and all to be discovered.

Oh I forgot… it is virtually completely free but there is also a paid Professional version available (optionally) that adds, for those who need it, support for:

• LinkedIn, Pinterest
• Draft Mode / Review Validation workflow, which is ideal when you need to approve the posts before they are published.
• Revive Posts Automatically plan all the articles! Ideal to revive your website in a few clicks.

To finish I still give my compliments to the Developer Mr. Jordy Meow and I can only recommend you to try it because it is really an Excellent plugin for WordPress and I am very proud to have completely translated it into Italian!

Greetings and have a nice day.

Below are some screenshots URL

https://ibb.co/LpRMnYW
https://ibb.co/mqg2t04

Actions I took:

1. Researched Sync vs Async sending and decided to change the cron configuration based on https://publishpress.com/knowledge-base/troubleshooting-notifications/ using cPanel in GoDaddy. It looks successful and the message that cron wasn’t found on the log went away. I set the cron job to run every 10 minutes since I want a short time lag from edit to send.
2. Took the 180 emails and put them through a validator. Found 8 dead end emails and deactivated those users. Found 1 malformed email and changed @yahoo.net to @yahoo.com.

Results:

The job ran again and all recipients have a green check mark now, count looks good. Since I made both changes above without a test in between, I don’t know which item fixed it.

Question:

• If an email address fails to send, does the notification code continue to process the next email? If not, is this fix only good until the next bad email shows up or someone drops their email account or similar? Is the code robust?
• Do you think the cron set-up change made a difference? We do have a low traffic site.

Comment:

This is a very nice plugin and has enable a piece of functionality envisioned over a year ago, but only now have I figured out a way to get all the pieces together. I have been working with the plugin and other items for about a month on this feature to get it all working. I plan to leave a strong positive review once I know it is stable.

In my working with the plugin, it appears to me that this plugin conflicts with some of the global variables in bbPress shortcodes so I made a work-around with snippets and cashing variables. It is working, but I prefer not need the work-around as in increases technical debt (and is less than elegant). Any thoughts on this?

Thanks,
Phil

I was thinking multiple notifications, one for each category, but that seems like it would send out duplicate notifications if a post is in multiple categories.

Thanks for any help.

Which plugins should I use for this? Thank you.

Basically the page will have some basic content and then users will be able to create accounts in the website which will provide them with a set of features, however this features will be personal, meaning that it will only be them the ones to see it, ideally in a private area in the frontend instead of the backend. This is a list of features that I would like to have:
-Tasks to do, so they can put the tasks they have to do and when, once they do them they can mark it as completed.
-Budget, they have a budget area where they can add budget items, for example, car: 2000$
-Guest, they have a guestbook where they can add guests to their service.
-Gifts, they will be able to link gifts to the people on the guestbook.

I have tried to find a plugin for that, but most of them seem to be for one page and public, meaning that you create the guestbook for your whole page, not one guestbook per user registered.

Does anyone have any idea on how to do this with free or paid WordPress plugins.