Sync get_userdata

Resolved naresh11381
(@naresh11381)

1 year, 3 months ago

Hi, this plugin looks great. It’s a shame it can’t be extended easily. One issue I have had is the WordPress user email is stored in get_userdata, not user_meta. I would so buy a pro version that could handle custom fields, get_userdata etc..
Hopefully you’re sitting around doing nothing waiting to create a pro version of the plugin for little old me 😉

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Plugin Author pjfc
(@pjfc)

1 year, 3 months ago

Haha, that’s an interesting thought.
So your wish is I’d add the option to add other database tables, (including those containing custom fields), and sync fields from those tables.

Any other thoughts that might behind your ‘etc’?
Now that I’m thinking through possible (!) additional plugin functionality, feel free to chip in with other functionality or lay-out wishes you may have for the plugin 😉

Thread Starter naresh11381
(@naresh11381)

1 year, 3 months ago

Being able to sync fields to and from custom/standard fields I think would make it a full-featured plugin. If you were going to consider adding bells and whistles, the ability to see what data is in a field (e.g. when you select a field it can show the last 10 entries of that field or similar) so you know exactly what you’re syncing would be pretty handy! But even without that and just access to the fields is super useful!

Plugin Author pjfc
(@pjfc)

1 year, 2 months ago

Understood! Let me think about this.

And thanks for your suggestions, much appreciated.

Plugin Author pjfc
(@pjfc)

1 year, 2 months ago

Quick update: Checking the amount of work and to see if I can find a developer to assist(I’m overloaded at the moment).

cauzeneffeckt
(@cauzeneffeckt)

1 year, 1 month ago

Hey there! I just ran into your plugin and this feature would 100% solve all my issues! Was curious if you think you will go through with this potential feature

Plugin Author pjfc
(@pjfc)

1 year, 1 month ago

Hey there! I just ran into your plugin and this feature would 100% solve all my issues! Was curious if you think you will go through with this potential feature

Hi @cauzeneffeckt ,
Thanks, good to hear!
As for the future: I’m busy selecting a developer to help, (too busy to do the work myself, sorry).
I’ll let everyone know in the support section once the work is underway!

Plugin Author pjfc
(@pjfc)

1 year, 1 month ago

Happy to say the work is underway.
If there are any last minute feature wishes, do let me know.

pradhansb
(@pradhansb)

12 months ago

Here is a biggy pjfc:
Open table in db, any table.
Open second table.
Map selected fields of Table 1 into Table 2.

An example. I am using Bookly which is an appointment plugin. It keeps its own table of bookly customers. On the backend, you can opt to create a wp account when entering the data.
But, you can also register a user independent of Bookly but it does NOT create a bookly customer.
I would love it to. This way I could use an independent registration plugin up front.
Thanks for your consideration.
Pradhan

Plugin Author pjfc
(@pjfc)

12 months ago

HI @naresh11381,
There is a version ready for beta testing. Are you interested to try?
If so send me a dm with your email.

Regards
Plugin Author pjfc
(@pjfc)

12 months ago
Hi @pradhansb,
Thanks for your below suggestion.

The challenge with what you suggest is that a table can exist of any type of data, and without following the logic of WordPress hierarchy of data (Custom Post type, Custom Field, etc) we would have no knowledge what data constitutes a field with values and what other ‘field’ to sync it to.
So that setup is too broad for this plugin I’m affraid.

Having said that, as long as the data is of these types it should work in the new version:
Post meta, term meta, user meta, comment meta or users.

Want to try the beta? If so send me a Direct message.
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Here is a biggy pjfc:
Open table in db, any table.
Open second table.
Map selected fields of Table 1 into Table 2.

An example. I am using Bookly which is an appointment plugin. It keeps its own table of bookly customers. On the backend, you can opt to create a wp account when entering the data.
But, you can also register a user independent of Bookly but it does NOT create a bookly customer.
I would love it to. This way I could use an independent registration plugin up front.
Thanks for your consideration.
Pradhan
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pradhansb
(@pradhansb)

12 months ago
Sure. I don’t see a way to dm to you though. I am at [redacted]@gmail.com
I have a staging site where I could readily play!
Thanks for the opportunity.
- This reply was modified 12 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).
Plugin Author pjfc
(@pjfc)

12 months ago

Hi @cauzeneffeckt,
If you’d like to try the beta version let me know how I can reach you.

And at others that may want to test; please feel free to let me know in a reply.
Plugin Author pjfc
(@pjfc)

12 months ago
Hi @pradhansb
Sent, thanks in advance for your comments!

Sure. I don’t see a way to dm to you though. I am at [redacted]@gmail.com
I have a staging site where I could readily play!
Thanks for the opportunity.
- This reply was modified 12 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).
Moderator Steven Stern (sterndata)
(@sterndata)

Forum Moderator

12 months ago

No, (1) there is no DM capability here and (2) please do not post emails or other PII here.

pradhansb
(@pradhansb)

12 months ago

Got it Steve, sorry.