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Feature Request – Users to claim posts

Posts To-Do List · support · 2016-02-12T11:47:00+00:00

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Hi there, I’m looking to use this plugin to post available jobs to a network of freelancers, where I can add a post, and a freelancer can claim the post for themselves (on a first come, first serve basis), which would then display to other users that they had claimed the post and would be completing the job. I hope this makes sense! P.S. are there currently any plans to support this on the front end? I’d certainly consider this a premium plugin if you were to develop a front end interface, as I’m sure would lots of users! Thanks https://wordpress.org/plugins/posts-to-do-list/ Hi there, when you say “post”, you mean WP post, and not my plugin assignments, right? Because users can already claim assignments issued through my plugin, but I guess that’s not the point. P.S. are there currently any plans to support this on the front end? I’d certainly consider this a premium plugin if you were to develop a front end interface, as I’m sure would lots of users! I’ve frankly never thought about that. What would you expect the front-end interface to allow you to do? 🙂 Have a nice day, Stefano

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Stefano 2016-02-12T12:28:00+00:00

Hi there, when you say “post”, you mean WP post, and not my plugin assignments, right? Because users can already claim assignments issued through my plugin, but I guess that’s not the point. P.S. are there currently any plans to support this on the front end? I’d certainly consider this a premium plugin if you were to develop a front end interface, as I’m sure would lots of users! I’ve frankly never thought about that. What would you expect the front-end interface to allow you to do? 🙂 Have a nice day, Stefano