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Conditional Notifications

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The Better Notifications for WP Conditional Notifications Add-on allows you to limit certain notifications depending on which categories, tags, post formats, or terms you choose.
You can select single or multiple categories, tags, post formats, or terms but not mixtures of them. You can choose to send a notification if All or Any of these match too (AND/OR logic). It also works great with the Custom Fields add-on.

Send a notification when a post, page, or custom post type is assigned to a specific category, tag, or taxonomy term.

 

It also allows you to set-up customised ‘User Role Changed – For Admin’ and ‘User Role Changed – For User’ notifications when users move between two roles that you specify.
E.g. You can set-up a notification when a user moves from the ‘Subscriber’ to ‘Member’ user role and make it different to the notification you use when a user moves from ‘Member’ to ‘Pro Member’.

Send a notification when a user role moves between two specific user roles.

Additionally, if you want to send ‘New User Registration – For User’ notifications to just users that register (or are registered) for a specific user role, you can also do this.

Only send a new user registration email if they’re in a specific user role.

The notifications you can use this add-on with are:

  • New Comment (Posts, Pages, and Custom Post Types)
  • New Comment Awaiting Moderation (Posts, Pages, and Custom Post Types)
  • New Trackback
  • New Pingback
  • Comment Reply (Posts, Pages, and Custom Post Types)
  • New Post / Page / Custom Post Type Published
  • Post / Page / Custom Post Type Updated
  • Post / Page / Custom Post Type Pending Review
  • Post / Page / Custom Post Type Scheduled

This add-on should work with any custom post type that is set to ‘public’ (so that it shows in the list of notifications) either created in code, or via another plugin (such as Custom Post Type UI), providing it is created using WordPress standards.
Plugins that utilise custom post types to store their data may work however, this cannot be guaranteed due to the number of plugins available in the WordPress.org Plugin repo.

Troubleshooting

If your Category, Tag, Post Format, or Taxonomy doesn’t show in the list, or, when selected, doesn’t allow you to choose a single category, tag, post format, or term, then you may need to ensure that you have already created one and assigned a post to it in order for it to show in the list. This isn’t always necessary but might help if you run into this issue.

Questions?

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