Playing with Stackless for EDD today.Ported over my dummy design to bricks, install free edd and I have paddle, licensing, and updates all working I've enjoyed playing with this today and am now off to bed but thought I would share the progress before wlink.uk/g/oy1wnc/
New: UUPD Stackless for EDD compatibility plugin is available here: wlink.uk/g/pi6sk7/ it also includes a version of my deploy pipeline to allow CLI updates directly to get Stackless here: wlink.uk/g/oy1wnc/ making more than 3.5k in your stores life it pays for itself.
The first version of this @eddwp plugin it has Paddle, Polar and Dodo payments + Stripe on lite without ANY fees this would save you the full purchase price of Stackless in your first $3.3k against the edd stripe gateway . Licensing and Subscriptions too. wlink.uk/g/oy1wnc/
The only issue I have with this tweet is that there are only 8 people using it, its awesome and will save me more than the cost of it in its lifetime reallyusefulplugins.com/docs is all Core Support! I recommend this plugin and love Gaurav's work!
To my 8 incredible customers of Core Support - I present to you the latest version of the plugin.
- Version 1.1.0 added team notifications: a toolbar bell shows tickets and roadmap suggestions awaiting review, highlights new tickets, and supports marking everything seen.
- Team email alerts: notifies the site administrator about new tickets by default. Roadmap suggestion alerts are optional..
- Docs insights lists questions Chat couldn't answer.
- Optional AI ticket replies use Chat's knowledge and public conversations, flag documentation gaps, and exclude private notes. Agents review, edit, and send drafts; model and thinking settings are separate.
- Connected sites can restrict Chat and ticket drafts to selected documentation collections and changelogs. Chat also receives the visitor's page address and title, excluding query strings, and records this context alongside questions.
- Navigation is reorganized into groups, with Tickets first and Chat conversations accessible to ticket agents. The License page gains help links, pages gain a core-support body class, and the agent inbox loses portal footer links.
- Version 1.1.1 introduced optional guest ticket submission, disabled by default, with replies delivered by email.
- Three footer widget columns.
- Version 1.1.2 added custom font stacks in Branding settings, applying them across Core Support pages, portal blocks, and administration screens, with restricted input characters.
- Font compatibility improves: portal, changelog, and roadmap pages preserve other plugins' font definitions and preloads while continuing to exclude their styles and scripts.
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SOLD! You need a tester you know where I am
I am going to give @mr_psiho Craftpages.app a go for a new blog, less polished, just ideas my plan is to publish the stuff I am working on that is not finished to keep some notes etc it is a test
mynotesfromtoday.com/ to see if I use it
I think its time I consider my own local Forgejo server for development, I have so many experiments and features I never finish (All hand coded). It would make sense to hit them up and add them and then I could get AI to tell me what to focus on
Looking for suggestions for EDD for an equivalent of @wpgaurav Stackless/GT-Extensions specifically looking for Payment Gateways i.e Paddle, Polar, Dodo, etc, Account Styling, checkout styling and general improvements to make deploying a store easy. Let me have suggestions please
Looking for suggestions for cool windows apps I may have not seen, organisation, coding, backups, etc.
Windows Local webdev, not happy with my setup what is everyone using for windows. I have an amazing remote system can fire a site up in seconds mostly from the CLI but need a local development environment maybe @ServerAvatar V8 will be the answer but suggestions welcome
Tweaked this article with my latest version of @wpgaurav formatting extender and @AutomaticCSS working together the advantage of my gist block is I just have to select the new version and boom!
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Some more @eddwp work today I need to work on speed of deployment now but I am making progress I think :s
In an increased push for CLI deployment, EDD Done.
@eddwp is still useful it needs more modern payment gateway (MOR) and easier quicker Checkout, order / receipt account customisation but CLI Deploy and a new starter created! - Another + for Infrastructure week!
Thanks to Compatibility plugins my UUPD.uk and UI licences class can run most common licence managers for WordPress I even bundled a free licences server wlink.uk/g/3f0oj9/ + free FluentCart + wlink.uk/g/sl2vgg/ means paddle + unlimited sites + Sales
Nathan Foley retweeted
More AI in Core Support.
- Understand what people are asking in Chat.
- Reply to tickets with AI.
- Better notifications for new tickets, roadmap items etc. at one place.
Coming today.
So Far so good, totally remote orders, and subscription renewals all simulated for now but we are certainly making progress!
I can't add a payment gateway to @my_surecart but I can probably bridge the two using the API....This weeks experiment has officially begin
In an increased push for CLI deployment, EDD Done.
@eddwp is still useful it needs more modern payment gateway (MOR) and easier quicker Checkout, order / receipt account customisation but CLI Deploy and a new starter created! - Another + for Infrastructure week!
I am using @surefeedback but they have gone cloud based and rather than get left behind using the WordPress plugin which I imagine will eventually die off. What are people recommending for this I'd prefer self hosted and lifetime or 1 time fee I might as well make the change now
One-shot static e-commerce AI build @FluentCartWP if your interested in why and the info behind it read more here: wlink.uk/g/ckdv04/ or if you'd prefer the video straight away watch it here youtu.be/1svEcRooKj0 I have really enjoyed this experiment and building it
I built an MCP for kitchen.co yesterday using getmcp.com seems to be running great at setting up and working within my instance. Still need to decide on how I will use it but its all good progress.






