plenigo offers a full-featured e-commerce SaaS platform for digital products such as text, video, audio.

Noted That:

To install correctly this plenigo.zip.
Fisrt Download the plenigo.zip to your computer
Extract/Open plenigo.zip to Your Computer.
Then, Find readme.txt file inside plenigo.zip and Open readme.txt.
Now, Read the Requirements of this plugin. Which Wordpress Version and PHP Version are required to run this Plugin in Your Wordpress Site.
Then, Follow the the Tips Below.

Start the Tips:

1. First Download "plenigo.zip" Plugin to your Local Computer. (Click Download)

2. Then, Login to your "yourdomain.com/wp-admin" Dashboard.

3. Then, Click on "Plugins" + "Add New" from left sidemenu of Dashboard.

4. Now, Click on "Upload Plugin" button.

5. Now, Browse "plenigo.zip" Downloaded plugin from your computer, Where you downloaded plenigo.zip According to Step – 1 Above then, click on "Install Now"

6. Now, Click on "Active Plugin"

7. Then, See left sidemenu. "Plenigo" folder is added on left sidemenu. Now, Click on "Plenigo" folder.

Noted that: If you do not see "Plenigo" folder on left sidemenu then, see at left sidemenu "Settings" or "Tools".

8. Now you configure yourself oR Watch video tutorial below about Plenigo Configurtions and Settings or How to work "Plenigo" in your WordPress site.

After Activated Plugin According to Step-6 then,

Go to "Plugins" + "Installed Plugin" from Wordpress Admin Panel Leftside Menu.
or Direct go to: https://yourdomain/wp-admin/plugins.php
Then, Find "Plenigo" Activated Plugin from Plugin List.
Then, Click on "Settings" from Plugin that is Plenigo
Now, Edit/Add/Config the setting and Click on "Save Changes" button,

Guide
For installation instructions visit help pages. Pre Requirements PHP version must be 5.4 or higher PHP cURL PHP mcrypt General Section Test Mode Use the test mode for testing the integration and production mode for real payments. Company ID The company id provided to you by the plenigo backend after registration of a company account. Company Private Key The company private key provided to you by the plenigo backend after registration of a company account. Notify non-JavaScript user If you are using metered views or using the plenigo user login users with deactivated JavaScript can get negative site impressions. In case of metered views deactivated JavaScript means there is no paywall at all for metered view article so the user can access them without limit. We recommend to enabled this setting. non-JavaScript overlay title Title that is shown to the user in the overlay that is shown to users with deactivated JavaScript. non-JavaScript overlay message Message that is shown to the user in the overlay that is shown to users with deactivated JavaScript. Google Analytics ID If you insert your Google Analytics ID here you will get events about the delivered curtains, etc. OAuth2 Login Section Use OAuth2 Login This is the base decision about your usermanagement. If you decide to use plenigo as OAuth2 Login provider all users are managed by the plenigo plugin and shadow users are created in WordPress. This way all users already registered at plenigo can login without new registration. Also the users can use the same account for payments and for writing comments, etc. After enabling this you also need to insert the plenigo widget into your page. Enable WordPress Login If you select plenigo as your authentication provider you can decide if users should still see the regular WordPress login link or only see the login button via plenigo. (The later is recommended.) Override WP Profile data Decide which system is the leading system. If you allow users to modify their data also within WordPress the user data can vary and you won’t get the latests data from the plenigo system transfered into your WordPress system. OAuth redirect URL This url should be set to identify the page that should handle the OAuth2 redirect result. In theory every page can do this, but after processing the user will be redirected again. So it is recommended to select a page here that can be rendered very fast, e.g. the wp-login page. URL After Login If you want the user to get redirected to a special URL after login you can define it here. If you don’t insert an URL here the user will stay on the same page after login. Premium Content Section The plenigo plugin controls which article is paid content by the use of WordPress tags. So before you add mappings in this section you have to Create WordPress tags that identify your payments. Create a product within the plenigo product section. (This step is optional if you only want to sell single articles.) Premium Content Products The tag field offers auto completion for all existing WordPress tags. The product ids can be obtained by the plenigo backend product management. You can add multiple product ids to a single tag by separating them with a ‘,’. In case of the screenshot the tag payment is associated with a monthly subscription represented by its product id. Premium Content Categories The tag field offers auto completion for all existing WordPress tags. The category ids can be obtained by the plenigo backend product management. You can add multiple category ids to a single tag by separating them with a ‘,’. In case of the screenshot the tag buyButton is associated with a plenigo category that has a price of 2.99€. So every article that this tag is associated with will be buyable as a single product for the price of 2.99€ Prevent Payment Tag If you add a tag here and add this tag to an article that is already marked with a tag that marks the article as paid content this decision will be reverted and the article will be free available again. Metered Views Section Metered Views switch Metered views can be managed within the plenigo backend. If you disable metered views in the plenigo backend you should also disable them here to prevent some useless redirects that could happen to a user. Metered explain URL Metered views are often new to users. So you can provide an URL here where you explain the principle to them. This URL will automatically added to the metered view flag. Metered exemption tag With the tag defined here you can exclude articles from metered views so that the content is only available to paying customers. Curtain Customization Section The curtain is “the heart” of your paywall. It will be shown to the user to motivate him paying. In this section you can modify the curtain. If you are an advanced user you can also overwrite the curtain template to get a completely customized curtain. Curtain Title The title of your curtain shown to the user. Curtain Message The message of your curtain shown to the user. Curtain Title (for memebers) This curtain title is shown to users that are already logged in but don’t have paid yet. Curtain Message (for memebers) This curtain message is shown to users that are already logged in but don’t have paid yet. Curtain Button Scheme This button scheme is used within the curtain if a product tag is added to an article. Curtain Button Scheme (Category tag) This button scheme is used within the curtain if a category tag is added to an article. If a product and a category tag is added to an article this scheme will be used. BUY Button Text Text that is shown on the buy button. LOGIN Button Text Text that is shown on the login button. This button can be used to provide existing users that already bought the content an easy way to log in. CUSTOM Button Text The custom button is a button that doesn’t have logic implemented within. It only contains a link. This way you can redirect the user e.g. to a subscription selection page. In this field you set the title for this button. CUSTOMER Button URL The URL the custom button should link to. CUSTOM Button Text (Category tag) In this field you set the title for the button within the category scheme. CUSTOM Button URL (Category tag) The URL the custom button in the category scheme should link to. Buy Button Text (based on tag) You can define different button texts for the buy button defined by the tags provided. If two tags with different button texts are provided for the same article the first tag is choosen. WooCommerce Section Use WooCommerce Payment Gateway Enable/Disable the WooCommerce functionality of the plenigo plugin Order Title Format Order title format to use. Product Type Type of the product going to be sold. This is important for the tax rate that will be selected.

Guide

For installation instructions visit help pages.

Pre Requirements

PHP version must be 5.4 or higher
PHP cURL
PHP mcrypt

General Section

Test Mode
Use the test mode for testing the integration and production mode for real payments.

Company ID
The company id provided to you by the plenigo backend after registration of a company account.

Company Private Key
The company private key provided to you by the plenigo backend after registration of a company account.

Notify non-JavaScript user
If you are using metered views or using the plenigo user login users with deactivated JavaScript can get negative site impressions. In case of metered views deactivated JavaScript means there is no paywall at all for metered view article so the user can access them without limit. We recommend to enabled this setting.

non-JavaScript overlay title
Title that is shown to the user in the overlay that is shown to users with deactivated JavaScript.

non-JavaScript overlay message
Message that is shown to the user in the overlay that is shown to users with deactivated JavaScript.

Google Analytics ID
If you insert your Google Analytics ID here you will get events about the delivered curtains, etc.

OAuth2 Login Section

Use OAuth2 Login
This is the base decision about your usermanagement. If you decide to use plenigo as OAuth2 Login provider all users are managed by the plenigo plugin and shadow users are created in WordPress. This way all users already registered at plenigo can login without new registration. Also the users can use the same account for payments and for writing comments, etc.
After enabling this you also need to insert the plenigo widget into your page.

Enable WordPress Login
If you select plenigo as your authentication provider you can decide if users should still see the regular WordPress login link or only see the login button via plenigo. (The later is recommended.)

Override WP Profile data
Decide which system is the leading system. If you allow users to modify their data also within WordPress the user data can vary and you won’t get the latests data from the plenigo system transfered into your WordPress system.

OAuth redirect URL
This url should be set to identify the page that should handle the OAuth2 redirect result. In theory every page can do this, but after processing the user will be redirected again. So it is recommended to select a page here that can be rendered very fast, e.g. the wp-login page.

URL After Login
If you want the user to get redirected to a special URL after login you can define it here. If you don’t insert an URL here the user will stay on the same page after login.

Premium Content Section

The plenigo plugin controls which article is paid content by the use of WordPress tags. So before you add mappings in this section you have to

Create WordPress tags that identify your payments.
Create a product within the plenigo product section. (This step is optional if you only want to sell single articles.)

Premium Content Products
The tag field offers auto completion for all existing WordPress tags. The product ids can be obtained by the plenigo backend product management. You can add multiple product ids to a single tag by separating them with a ‘,’.
In case of the screenshot the tag payment is associated with a monthly subscription represented by its product id.

Premium Content Categories
The tag field offers auto completion for all existing WordPress tags. The category ids can be obtained by the plenigo backend product management. You can add multiple category ids to a single tag by separating them with a ‘,’.
In case of the screenshot the tag buyButton is associated with a plenigo category that has a price of 2.99€. So every article that this tag is associated with will be buyable as a single product for the price of 2.99€

Prevent Payment Tag
If you add a tag here and add this tag to an article that is already marked with a tag that marks the article as paid content this decision will be reverted and the article will be free available again.

Metered Views Section

Metered Views switch
Metered views can be managed within the plenigo backend. If you disable metered views in the plenigo backend you should also disable them here to prevent some useless redirects that could happen to a user.

Metered explain URL
Metered views are often new to users. So you can provide an URL here where you explain the principle to them. This URL will automatically added to the metered view flag.

Metered exemption tag
With the tag defined here you can exclude articles from metered views so that the content is only available to paying customers.

Curtain Customization Section

The curtain is “the heart” of your paywall. It will be shown to the user to motivate him paying. In this section you can modify the curtain. If you are an advanced user you can also overwrite the curtain template to get a completely customized curtain.

Curtain Title
The title of your curtain shown to the user.

Curtain Message
The message of your curtain shown to the user.

Curtain Title (for memebers)
This curtain title is shown to users that are already logged in but don’t have paid yet.

Curtain Message (for memebers)
This curtain message is shown to users that are already logged in but don’t have paid yet.

Curtain Button Scheme
This button scheme is used within the curtain if a product tag is added to an article.

Curtain Button Scheme (Category tag)
This button scheme is used within the curtain if a category tag is added to an article. If a product and a category tag is added to an article this scheme will be used.

BUY Button Text
Text that is shown on the buy button.

LOGIN Button Text
Text that is shown on the login button. This button can be used to provide existing users that already bought the content an easy way to log in.

CUSTOM Button Text
The custom button is a button that doesn’t have logic implemented within. It only contains a link. This way you can redirect the user e.g. to a subscription selection page.
In this field you set the title for this button.

CUSTOMER Button URL
The URL the custom button should link to.

CUSTOM Button Text (Category tag)
In this field you set the title for the button within the category scheme.

CUSTOM Button URL (Category tag)
The URL the custom button in the category scheme should link to.

Buy Button Text (based on tag)
You can define different button texts for the buy button defined by the tags provided. If two tags with different button texts are provided for the same article the first tag is choosen.

WooCommerce Section

Use WooCommerce Payment Gateway
Enable/Disable the WooCommerce functionality of the plenigo plugin

Order Title Format
Order title format to use.

Product Type
Type of the product going to be sold. This is important for the tax rate that will be selected.

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