Feature Request: Add a Feature Manager to ULike

  • Resolved kasra naraghi

    (@gamefa)


    3 weeks, 4 days ago

    Hello

    I have a feature suggestion that I believe could make the plugin much more organized and user-friendly.

    Since ULike has several different components and features, such as the Share Button, User Profile, Login/Registration, and other modules, I think it would be very useful to have a Feature Manager section similar to the one available in All in One SEO (AIOSEO).

    For example, AIOSEO has a dedicated “Feature Manager” where users can enable or disable individual features. I think ULike could have a similar section where each part of the plugin can be activated or deactivated separately.

    This would allow users to completely disable features they do not need. More importantly, when a feature is disabled, its related settings and menu items could also be removed from the WordPress admin menu.

    For example, if a user does not use the Share Button, Profile, or Login/Registration features, they could simply disable them from the Feature Manager, and those sections would no longer appear in the ULike menu.

    I believe this would make the plugin interface much cleaner, less crowded, and easier to manage, while also allowing users to keep only the features they actually need.

    Thank you for considering this suggestion. I think it could be a very useful improvement for ULike.

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  • Plugin Author Alimir

    (@alimir)

    2 weeks, 4 days ago

    Hi @gamefa ,

    Thanks for the great suggestion! We agree that a Feature Manager would make ULike much cleaner and easier to manage.

    We’ll add this feature in the next update. Thanks again for taking the time to share the idea with us!

    Best regards,
    Alimir

    Thread Starter kasra naraghi

    (@gamefa)

    1 week, 4 days ago

    hi @alimir

    I hope you are doing well. I am writing to share a small feedback/suggestion regarding the “Login prompt” and “Login popup” functionality for the like button.

    Currently, in the Content Types settings, it seems that the login prompt/popup option is dependent on the “Login and Registration” feature being active. I believe this setting should be completely independent.

    Displaying a login prompt or popup when an unauthenticated user clicks the “Like” button is a feature that any website might need, regardless of whether they are actively using the plugin’s built-in login and registration system or not.

    Could you please consider decoupling these settings in a future update so that users can enable the login prompt for likes independently?

    Thank you for your time and for the great plugin!

    Best regards,

    kasra

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