Bugs:
- User can enroll in a course, even when the course is set to private.
- User cannot see their own comments left under a course, the admin can see the comments but cannot respond.
Question:
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Currently cannot embed a Fluent Form into a Community Course Lesson, can this be added? Or can the option to use a short code be added to course lessons editor?
Currently using simple FluentForms inside LearnDash pages to collect info from students, then pushing the results into our CRM via WPFusion.
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Is there an area in the dashboard to remove (or add) students to/from courses? How is this handled if a student has access via a subscription and they cancel or a payment plan fails?
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Will there be a roadmap for the community plugin? Mostly interested in how the features for courses will develop. Will this ever become a robust LMS as well?
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I know the stated goal of the community plugin is stated to be a very simple solution.
There seems to be a gap in the open-source / DIY market for a self-hosted product similar to what Skool.com is offering. Skool is heavily focused on gamification and other features.
Is it possible to build this Community plugin in a way that allows for people to develop their own add-ons / extentions to increase the functionality of their communities?
Also... thank you!
The new integrations for Community inside FluentCRM are very helpful and it's great being able to control access to courses and communities individually.
We're still trying to figure out how to replace LearnDash, WooCommerce, ActiveCampaign.
Ideally we can use FluentCRM + Community.
Error code of comment issue:
Error
No query results for model [FluentCommunity\App\Models\Feed] 3