The plugin’s responsive design works perfectly across all devices, and the ability to create image and video polls has significantly enhanced user engagement on my site. The customization options are intuitive and powerful, making it easy to tailor polls to my site’s needs.
Your customer support has been prompt and helpful, greatly enriching my experience with your product. Quick response or 1 day reposonse is awesome!
Thank you for an excellent plugin that has positively impacted my website’s interactivity and user engagement.
Best regards,
Praveen Nelson
the calendar, a summary view of that day is shown and if any assessments were taken, past results can be viewed; if there were any other activities, a view of those activities can be accessed. For example, if the user journaled,
the entry can be viewed as far as how many times; if the user messaged a professional, then the user can see that info as far as how many times and also who they contacted.
There are 4 pages where user will be presented with a sort of polling plugin. In other words answering multiple choice mood questions/testing their mood thru multiple choice questions and a page to even create a personal journal.
I need to be able to display how many times the user answered those questions, how many times the user created a personal journal. Summary of what type of plugin I need is as follows: 1st to be presented with a calendar that allows user to select a date: User would then be able to see based on the date they selected what they did on a particular date: This month/day you have: * Logged into your account 15 times , * Tested your mood 8 times, * Taken 1 assessment, * Journaled 3 times,
* Worked on your vision board 2 times. Each of the pages on the WordPress site would be different pages where the multiple choice mood questions would be answered, and that data as far as how many times they answered the mood questions would need to populate for the page that has the calendar. ]]>
Thanks!
]]>The free version is great to get started, but if you want to get the full power of the platform, a paid version will provide customization capabilities and terrific analytics. We were able to eliminate tedious hand tallying of votes and see clear-cut winners immediately after closing the voting cycle.
Having to log in to an account was easy to get used to, and being able to have information stored on secure servers versus on our site was a plus. Being able to block repeat voting based on IP address and cookies, was a real bonus.
This tool had everything I wanted and was extremely easy to use!
I highly recommend the plugin.
]]>It has plenty of options for designing polls, and is very easily shared across different social networks.
I’ve only been using it a few weeks now, but I can already tell it is going to be a permanent fixture in my plugin arsenal…
If I can figure out a way of putting an automated feed of my latest created polls on the page I would come back and give 6 stars somehow!! ;P
Cheers
]]>After installing the plugin i keep seeing this notice on the plugin settings
Notice: Undefined index: autoselect in /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/wp-poll/includes/class-post-meta.php on line 160
Is there a quick fix for this?
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Thank you
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]]>Ultimately I am trying allow admin to have the ability to be able to make a selection of an option on backend and upon the admin clicking save on the frontend of the site on a page WHILE any visitor is already on a page WITHOUT refresh (because admin just selected an option) this option (using ajax) (or some kind of polling) can no show on the page.
So, here is a simple real world example:
There is an option page on backend / admin, admin selects “apples”.
There are visitors already on the website home page, because admin selected “apples” an image of “apples” appears on header of the page without the visitor having to refresh page.
Now admin selects “oranges”, the apple image is now “oranges”.. visitors of home page now see “oranges” without page refresh.
As anyone aware of a plugin that could get this accomplished? If not, can someone please steer me in the right direction with any terms or links to info that I can google search for, I really don’t mind reading and learning.
Thanks is advanced.
]]>I’m looking for a survey plugin that lets users sign up and make their own surveys on my site without me interfering.
I know that there’s a lot of poll/survey plugins out there, but they’re all (at least the ones I’ve seen) made for the administrator only.
Anyone who has knowledge of such a plugin, where users can sign up and make their own poll/survey – optimally with a statistics add-on.
I’m willing to pay for it.
Kind regards, Tobias
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