Phil Meyer

Awesome, thanks Johan. I’m happy to give your plugin a good rating.

Are you from South Africa by any chance?

Best regards,
Phil

Hi @codepeople,

Thanks for the update and letting me know, I appreciate your concern.

The loading screen does indeed display sooner, although it displays 0% for a while, then suddenly 100%. But I suppose getting a fluid count isn’t really possible ??

Thanks anyway, it’s already a lot better.

Regards,

Phil

Hi @codepeople,

Thanks so much for letting me know, much appreciated! Five Star Rating ??

Cheers,

Phil

Hi Adrian,

Just following up to see if you’ve by any chance managed to take a look at this?

I was also wondering whether it would be possible for the column total to be referenced by other fields (e.g. setting another field’s default value according to the list column total field).

Cheers,
Phil

Hi Adrian,

Thanks a bunch for replying, much appreciated. I look forward to hearing from you on/after the weekend, if you’re able to check it out.

I had another thought, but don’t break your head on this:

It would have been great to also be able to use the column total in conditional arguments, such as (in my specific case) to not show the “Next” button in the form page footer if that total is not exactly 100.

Anyway, I appreciate any input.

Cheers,
Phil

Thanks for your prompt reply – I’ll try that.

I have the same problem… been forced to use another cache plugin. I like how WP Super Cache works though and would like to continue using it. Has anyone found a solution?

I’m using it on WP Multisite with several sub sites.

Ok thanks.

Pity – I won’t be able to use UpiCRM then, and I really liked it.

You mean like details that have changed in one of the fields? Yes, but shouldn’t it then have updated the existing lead rather than create a new one?

Also, the leads were set to be distributed in a round robin format among a selected list of users, but the new lead was given to the same user as the previous.

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@prashanthag where did you add the code?

Sorry, I didn’t notice the “resolved” label above. I’ll create a new thread with my issue.

I have the same problem.

There are several “subscriber” users on my WordPress installation, but UpiCRM sees only me, the site admin. Even if I make myself UpiAdmin, I still can’t see any other users.

Any ideas?

Awesome, thanks a bunch for the tip. Not sure if I understand entirely, but I’ll shout if I get stuck ??

Thanks for your reply! I actually haven’t used it at all yet – just came across your plugin while searching for a CRM plugin with that functionality.

Basically – if I have say 10 users, and I want incoming leads to be distributed evenly to a group of 5 of them, then in that group the leads should be auto-assigned to 1 then 2 then 3 then 4 then 5 then 1 then 2… etc.

I assume that’s doable?

Thanks for your reply!

It’s all good… I saw the uninstall link on the sub site and went for it. Worked out well in the end. ??