WPFusion

Overview

WP Fusion includes a few shortcodes that let you display user meta, and show / hide content based on a user’s tags in your CRM. These can be used to personalize the site content based on a user’s custom fields or tags.

#Displaying user meta

You can use shortcodes to display meta data for logged in users. The syntax is pretty simple. For example, to show a user’s first name:

Any field listed in the Contact Field tab of WP Fusion’s settings can be accessed in this way.

You can also display different information for users who haven’t registered yet, or aren’t logged in, like so:

Welcome, Guest!

Logged in users will see their first name, while visitors will see “Welcome, Guest!”

#User meta formatting

WP Fusion supports formatting date and time fields using PHP’s date function. For example:

This will output the date like 2019-03-10.

For escaping text in the date format, use a double backslash. For example:

This will output the date like Friday the 22nd of March, 2019. For more information on the syntax see PHP’s date documentation.

#User meta formatting – timezone offset

WP Fusion syncs dates with most CRMs in UTC. To correct for this, the user_meta shortcode will adjust the date to local time (based on the site’s timezone) before displaying it.

Sometimes this can result in the time being displayed incorrectly, especially if you are entering dates via another plugin and they are already in local time. To manually correct the timezeone conversion, you can use the timezone-offset parameter, for example

This will display the date and time, corrected backwards two hours. The timezone-offset parameter accepts any positive or negative number.

#Video – Displaying user meta

#Displaying a contact ID

You can display the current user’s contact ID as well. The format is . For example with Infusionsoft the shortcode would be:

#Displaying content based on tags

You can use these shortcodes to show and hide content based on a user’s logged in status and CRM tags.

#Restricting content based on logged in status

You can use the following two shortcodes to show content based on whether or not a user is logged in, regardless of their tags. This works like:

Only visible to logged out visitors

#Restricting content based on tags

To restrict content based on a user’s CRM tags, wrap the desired content in the WP Fusion shortcode, using the examples below.

This content will only show if the user is logged in and has the tag “New Customer”:

[Restricted Content

This content will only show if the user is logged in and has both the tags “New Customer” and “Purchased Course”:

#Show the content if a user does not have a tag

To show content only if a user doesn’t have a certain tag, use the following syntax:

Restricted Content

You can also combine multiple tags for the not parameter, like

Restricted Content

In that case the content will be hidden if the user has any of the tags. So if the user is tagged either New Customer or Active Member, the content will be hidden.

You can also combine parameters for more advanced locking, like so:

#Requiring any tag, instead of all

By default, WP Fusion will only unlock the content if the user has all of the tags in the list. To make it so that the content will unlock when any of the tags are found, include method="any" in the shortcode, like:

#Else conditions

The  shortcode also supports an “else” condition. The usage works like:

Shows only to users with the "New Customer" tag

#Logged out parameters

By default, content in the shortcode will always be hidden from users who aren’t logged in. You can change this by adding logged_out to the shortcode. For example:

This will show to everyone who doesn't have the "New Customer" tag, including logged out visitors.

or:

Shows to all users who don't have the "New Customer" tag, as well as logged-out visitors.

#Square brackets in tag names

WordPress does not allow square brackets in shortcode parameters. If your tag names have square brackets in them, you can use parentheses instead and they will be treated as equivalent by WP Fusion.

For example if your tag name is [Customer] Paid Course, your shortcode will work with .

#Displaying content based on page rules

Using the ] shortcode, you can show and hide content based on the access rules configured in the WP Fusion meta box on another post.

For example, this shortcode shows a message only if the current user has permission to access a course with post ID 456.

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Thanks for signing up for Awesome Course!

#Else conditions

This shortcode also accepts an [else] condition:

Thanks for signing up for Awesome Course!

#Within a loop

If the id= parameter is omitted, the shortcode will use the current post ID. This can be used in a loop or custom template to personalize the results.

For example to alternate the Elementor template displayed based on a user’s permissions:

 // Enrolled template

#Displaying content based on user meta values

As of January 2021, WP Fusion includes a new 

Or to check someone’s BuddyPress account status:

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