Kevon Adonis

Hi,

Sorry for the late reply.

Have you tried enabling the built in SPAM protection using Enable Captcha setting?

This would deter spam bots.

Please let me know if you have more questions.

Kevon

Hi,

Sorry for the late reply. After some investigation we managed to locate the issue. We will add a fix in the next release.

Thank you for pointing this out.

Kevon

Hi,

If you are using another system to register, it would be best to turn on “Ignore User Activation at Login” so users can login without being activated in WP Abstracts. This would mean that whatever system you are using for registration will need to confirm the user’s email.

Please let me know if you have more questions,

Kevon

Hi,

We’re currently working on making the submission form customizable. It is not at the moment.

Hi,

For support relating to the PRO version please use https://www.wpabstracts.com/support/

Thank you,

Kevon

Hi,

Reviewers use the editor role. Please ensure you assign the users you want to be reviewers the editor role.

Please let me know if this solved the issue or if you have more questions,

Kevon

Hi,

Are you sure you’re referring to the right plugin?

WP Abstracts does not manage videos.

Please let me know if you have more questions.

Thanks

Hi,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

This was resolved in v2.6.2.

Hi,

I’m suspecting it may be relating to how the shortcode is setup or maybe your permanent link configuration.

For me to help more, I would need to take a look at your website.

Please either send me an email to support @ wpabstracts.com or create a ticket at wpabstracts.com/support for further assistance.

Thank you,

Kevon

Thank you for the update. I’m glad you were able to get this resolved.

Kevon

Hi,

Could you please offer some more details on your attempt to login? What is happening? Are you seeing an error?

We do not store password period. WP Abstracts uses the WordPress user management system and handles user passwords by storing them in a hashed format in the your database. When a user creates an account or changes their password, WordPress uses a hashing algorithm to generate a one-way hash of the password. The hashed password is then stored in the database, rather than the actual password itself.

If you are seeing the password in the browser address bar after attempting to login then that probably means there is a configuration issue and the login attempt is redirecting rather than performing a POST operation as expected.

Please tell me more about what is happening and I will help you resolve this issue.

Thank you,

Kevon

Hi,

Thank you for your interest in WP Abstracts.

You can find differences here – https://www.wpabstracts.com/free-vs-pro/

Thank you

Hi,

There is a setting under the Settings tab that prevents authors and reviewers from accessing your wordpress dashboard. Please enable that and they will only be allowed to use the frontend dashboard.

Thank you

Hi,

You are correct. The feature you see in that video is a customization. The core plugin currently do not have a schedule feature but it is on our roadmap for coming versions.

We recently added a shortcode to display accepted submissions on your site publicly but I’m assuming this is not what you are looking for.

Feel free to create a ticket over at https://www.wpabstracts.com/support/ for more information on the customization.

Thank you

Hi,

Yes reviewers can be authors as well. There is a setting under Reviews -> Settings to turn this on.

Please note that reviews and reviewer management is only available in the PRO version.

Thank you