[Fetch Designs]

Yes, if you could either upgrade to 2.1.4.7 for testing purposes or setting up a staging site that would be helpful.

[Fetch Designs]

I reviewed and was unable to reproduce. In the scenario you mentioned, once the person submits the second signup for the same slot it should produce a message asking them to confirm “You have already signed up for this task. Do you want to sign up again?” I suspect there may be a theme or other type of conflict that is suppressing this message. Can you provide a url where this is occurring so I can test on your site?

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[Fetch Designs]

Thank you for the additional information. I will take a closer look and get back to you on this.

[Fetch Designs]

One thing you can try is to increase the memory limit on your site temporarily while the migration runs. You can do so by adding the code below to your wp-config.php file…

define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M' );

The above code is an example and you can adjust the amount 256M depending on your site and amount of data. If you rerun the migration and notice it gets to a higher percent but still gets stuck, try increasing the limit again. Once the migration is complete you can remove this from your wp-config.php as the migration will only need to be run once.

You can view your current memory limit within the WordPress admin under Tools > Site Health > Info (tab) > Server (accordion heading)

Please let me know if this resolves the issue otherwise I can debug further.

[Fetch Designs]

To help debug this, can you clarify what specific error message is being thrown when this happens?

[Fetch Designs]

If you want to limit to only certain sign-up sheets, you can get the sheet ID by using $task->post_parent which will be the post_id of the sheet for the task that the user signed up for.

[Fetch Designs]

There are two actions that are run after a signup and right before the current redirect back to the sheet page..

dlssus_form_post_process and dlssus_form_post_process_{TASK_ID}

You should be able to tap into one of these to handle your redirect by adding something along the lines of the code below in your theme’s functions.php file…

function my_custom_sus_redirect($task, $signup_id)
{
    if (empty($signup_id)) {
        return; // skip redirect if no new signup was created
    }

    wp_redirect($some_url); // TODO: replace $some_url with the thank you page
    exit;
}
add_action('dlssus_form_post_process', 'my_custom_sus_redirect', 10, 2);

If you run into any trouble, please let me know.

[Fetch Designs]

I checked and it looks like those two words are not currently translatable, but I will add that to the list of fixes for the next version of the plugin. Thanks for calling it out! If you notice anything else, please let me know.

[Fetch Designs]

Can you confirm where you are placing your translation and the name of the files? Sign-up Sheets Pro uses the text domain fdsus so you would place the files (if using fr_FR) under…

wp-content/languages/plugins/fdsus-fr_FR.mo
wp-content/languages/plugins/fdsus-fr_FR.po

[Fetch Designs]

Hi IntvPrime, I’ve contacted you directly to get additional details to help with debugging outside of the public forum here.

[Fetch Designs]

If you are logged in to your site, the sheets will pre-populate the email for the user you are logged in with, first and last name if those fields are set on your account. To test the sheet as a user who is not logged in, you can try logging out of your WordPress account and visiting the sign-up page again or you can open your browser in an “incognito” or “private” window to view the sign-up page which should simulate a user without any history on your site.

[Fetch Designs]

Can you tell me what version of the plugin you are running? You should find this under Sign-up Sheets > Settings > Licensing > Software License Key

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