2/14/2014 Update: If you have more than one form defined, do not use beta-5, there is a serious bug which corrupts the content of the defined forms so they all contain the same data.
Beta #5 of Google Forms v0.64 is now available for testing. This update addresses a plugin conflict between Google Forms and WordPress SEO plugin by Yoast. The new implementation removes the hook into the_content which is a much more robust solution.
Google Forms Beta (8557 downloads )I have just posted beta-11 of Email Users v4.6.3. This beta version has quite a bit in it, new functionality and bug fixes:
Please do some testing with this build, I would like to release it fairly soon. I have limited knowledge of Paid Memberships Pro so it could use some testing. My experience with PMP is it is pretty fragile, I had to mess with my WordPress database just to get users assigned to PMP groups.
Email Users Beta (5479 downloads )I recently had a report from a user regarding a problem importing a HYV event file. This event file was using Event Numbers with a one character suffix (in their case A-J). I didn’t know using a character suffix was a legal event number and had never encountered one previously.
It turns out it is fairly common, particularly with High School and YMCA teams. Since the database had defined the Event Number as an integer field, adding support for these “suffixes” as I am calling them wasn’t simple.
This build of wp-SwimTeam adds support for non-numeric Event Numbers and needs testing. I have added, updated, imported, and deleted event numbers and all seems to be working correctly. I have also exported SDIF and HY3 entry files which also look correct. However, I would appreciate some testing from someone who is more familiar with these sort of event numbers than I am.
Please checkout the beta release and provide feedback on any problems you encounter.
wp-SwimTeam Beta (2418 downloads )This evening I uploaded v0.64-beta-3 of Google Forms. This version adds a check for the WordPress HTTP API cURL transport and issue a notification if it isn’t present.
There was a substantial change to the WordPress HTTP API between 3.6.1 and 3.7. I don’t know the full details of the change but what I found in pretty extensive testing is the streams and fsockopen transports work in 3.6.1 with the Google Forms plugin but from 3.7 and later, they do not.
However, the cURL transport does work and as long as it is available, the plugin will work as it always has. The problem is I cannot find any way to work with sites that don’t have the cURL transport available so I have added this check and issue a notice when it isn’t present.
Please download and test out this beta version and report any issues found.
Google Forms Beta (8557 downloads )