AA Condition Plugin

Description

This plugin is specially made for people who wants to put some condition according to user logged or guest position , I mean not logged in position. I hope you can easily change aacondition.php file condition and can use the plugin with shortcode and here is the shortcode for you [aa_condition_button]. Very simple to use.

Features

1. Conditional Buttons via Shortcode
   Display customizable buttons based on user login status using `[aa_condition_button]`.
2. User Login-Aware Display
   Show different buttons and messages depending on whether the visitor is logged in or not.
3. Customizable Button Labels and URLs
   Easily configure button text and link URLs via shortcode attributes or admin panel.
4. Shortcode Generator in Admin Panel
   Lightweight, single-page admin interface to generate shortcode with your custom options — no coding required.
5. Multilingual & Translation Ready
   Fully compatible with WordPress internationalization standards (`.pot` files included) for easy localization.
6. Open Links in Same or New Tab
   Choose whether buttons open links in the current window or a new tab.
7. Custom CSS Class for Buttons
   Add custom CSS classes to style buttons to fit your theme.
8. Login/Register Prompt for Guests
   Show customizable, styled login and registration links when users are not logged in.
9. Security: Nonce Protection on Admin Form
   Protects against cross-site request forgery (CSRF) on admin settings.
10. Premium Features (Coming Soon / Optional License Required):
    1. Enable/disable individual buttons easily.
    2. Customize login and registration URLs.
    3. Hide or show login prompts dynamically.
    4. Additional button styles and templates.
    5. Priority support and updates.
11. Lightweight & Fast
    No bloat—small codebase designed for speed and minimal performance impact.

How to use it

1. Place the shortcode `[aa_condition_button]` in any post, page, or widget where you want the buttons to appear.
2. Use shortcode attributes to customize buttons, for example:

   [aa_condition_button show_get_help=”yes” get_help_url=”https://yourhelpurl.com” get_help_label=”Help Now” show_give_back=”no”]

3. Configure premium options (if enabled) in the plugin admin panel for more control over URLs and messages.
4. Customize button styles via your theme or add custom CSS classes using shortcode attributes.
5. Make sure your site supports translations for multilingual users, or provide translations for your language.

Installation

1. Download the Plugin: Download the latest version of the AA Condition plugin ZIP file from the official source or WordPress plugin repository.
2. Upload the Plugin:
   1. Go to your WordPress Admin Dashboard.
   2. Navigate to Plugins > Add New.
   3. Click on the Upload Plugin button at the top.
   4. Select the downloaded ZIP file and click Install Now.
3. Activate the Plugin: Once installed, click the Activate Plugin button.
4. Configure Settings:
   1. Go to Settings > AA Condition in the WordPress dashboard.
   2. Set your preferred options, customize buttons, and generate shortcodes.
5. Use the Shortcode: Add the shortcode `[aa_condition_button]` to any page, post, or widget to display the conditional buttons.

Screenshots

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Changelog

1. Version 1.0.1 (2025-06-02)
   1. Added shortcode generator in admin panel with nonce security.
   2. Implemented premium feature toggles and disabled controls for free users.
   3. Improved multilingual support and translation readiness.
   4. Enhanced security with nonce verification on admin form submission.
   5. Fixed display logic to correctly handle logged-in and logged-out users.
   6. Added options for custom button labels, URLs, and CSS classes.
2. Version 1.0.0 (2025-05-30)
   1. Initial release with basic conditional buttons based on user login status.
   2. Basic shortcode support: [aa_condition_button].
   3. Default button labels and login/register prompt for guests.