Could you give us the option to archive posts instead of deleting them? NB. would be nice to have an access to the archived posts list (backend and even frontend)

What will happen if I upload photos into post and switch to video embedder and insert youtube video for example? Can FC make post with photos and video in same post or video will overwrite photos?

Is there a way to import a batch of students to a course? I want to move all my students from another platform.

I swear I saw how to do this, but searching the forum and docs hasn't been fruitful.

edit: Syed has the answer in the comments. Its also in the docs here. I don't know why I am so bad at finding stuff in the docs.

Currently we have:

Scheduled - Publish automatically on a chosen date

Published - Visible to everyone

Secret - Only visible to users with specific fluentcrm tag

Can the last post Visibility (secret) be made possible?

Hey friends, is there any way to allow users to subscribe to or choose to get content in their feed from certain spaces without making them private?

If I understood back in the beta presale that I'd never be able to use my existing plugins and blocks with FC, and the repercussions of that, I'd never have spent $1000 on it.

Hi Team,

First of all, I really like the new Custom Profile Fields feature. The implementation is clean and the concept of Field Groups makes it very easy to organize profile information.

While experimenting with it, I came across an idea that I think could make this feature even more powerful.

Conditional Field Group Visibility

It would be great if an entire Field Group could be displayed conditionally.

For example, based on:

• Community Tags
• User Roles
• Space Membership
• (optionally) FluentCRM Tags

Instead of showing every profile section to every member, only the relevant groups would become visible.

Example

Imagine a creative community.

Most members simply participate in discussions.

Some members also work professionally as freelancers or agencies.

Those members receive a Community Tag called:

Creator

Only members with this tag would see an additional profile section, for example:

• Portfolio Website
• Services
• Availability
• Hourly Rate
• Software Skills
• Languages

Regular members would never see these fields, keeping their profiles clean and simple.

Why Field Groups instead of individual fields?

Since Field Groups already exist, adding visibility conditions to the entire group would be a very elegant solution.

One condition could instantly show or hide a complete section without configuring every field individually.

Other use cases

This would not only benefit creative communities.

It could also be useful for:

• Coaches
• Teachers
• Vendors
• Moderators
• Premium Members
• Experts
• Agencies

Each member type often requires completely different profile information.

I think conditional Field Group visibility would make the already excellent profile system much more flexible while keeping it easy to manage.

What do you think?

We run a single WordPress installation at domain.com and are considering installing FluentCommunity on that same WordPress site.

Can FluentCommunity be served publicly under a different hostname, for example:

https://support.domain.com/portal/

while WordPress itself continues to use:

https://domain.com

as its main Site URL and Home URL?

The goal is to keep one WordPress installation, one database, and one admin area, but expose the FluentCommunity portal through the support.domain.com subdomain.

Would this setup be fully supported, including:

• generated internal URLs
• login and logout
• cookies and user sessions
• redirects
• REST API requests
• media uploads
• notifications
• assets and frontend navigation

Or does FluentCommunity require its portal to use the same hostname as the main WordPress site?

Small confession. Of everything we've shipped in FluentCart, the feature I use the most myself is the MCP. Every morning, before email, before Slack, I open Claude and ask my store a few questions. Plain English in, real numbers out, straight from the live database.

The first question is always the same:

"How are sales doing over the last 30 days compared to the period before?"

Ten seconds later I have revenue, orders, and average order value side by side with the previous period. That used to be three report views and some mental math.

Then I poke around depending on what looks interesting:

"Break down last month's orders by traffic source with average order value." This one changed my ad budget. Newsletter buyers were worth around $250 an order, paid ads closer to $110 (example numbers, but the shape was real). I was about to increase ad spend that week. I went back to writing emails instead.

"How much subscription revenue is expected over the next three months, and how much is at risk?" A cash forecast built from real billing dates, in one question.

"Which coupons are used most?" This once caught an old code that had leaked to a deals site and was quietly eating my margin.

"Give me the full financial picture for FluentPlayer" Used this a several times a day in this week 🙈 it shows the full breakdown of the sales activity of a specific product.

Setup takes about five minutes: WordPress 6.9+, FluentCart 1.4.1 or later, enable the MCP module in settings, create an application password, and connect Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP client.

I wrote up the full routine, every question I ask and why: https://fluentcart.com/blog/what-i-ask-my-store-every-morning/

Now I'm curious. How are you using AI and MCPs? Which prompt or MCP you use that was taking hours or days before the AI era?

PS: Posting this in this community as it's a generic discussion and I want to know how you guys are using AI and MCP.

Hi everyone!

I’ve been thinking about how we can make the ecosystem between Fluent Community and FluentCRM even more powerful, and I wanted to share a feature request/idea to see if anyone else would find this useful (and hopefully get the attention of the amazing WPManageNinja dev team!).

🚀 The Idea: Sync "Saved Posts" to FluentCRM for Targeted Automations

Right now, Fluent Community is amazing for engagement, but we are missing a massive marketing hook: knowing what content our users are saving.

It would be a game-changer if FluentCRM could track when a member saves a post/bookmark inside a specific group or category in Fluent Community.

🛠️ How it could work:

1. New FluentCRM Trigger: "When a user saves a post in Fluent Community" (with filters for specific Groups or Tags).
2. Dynamic Segments: Add users to a specific list/tag when they bookmark a piece of content.

🎯 Use Cases:

• Lead Nurturing: If a member saves a post about a complex tutorial, FluentCRM could automatically send a follow-up email a few days later asking if they need help or offering a related resource/lead magnet.
• Content Curation: Send a monthly personalized digest based on the topics/groups where the user has saved the most posts.
• Upselling: If someone saves a high-value discussion about a premium service or product, it can trigger a targeted, automated sales pitch or a special discount coupon.

This deep integration would bridge the gap between community management and marketing automation perfectly, making our emails incredibly relevant to what users are actually interested in at that exact moment.

What do you guys think? Would this be useful for your community setups?