WordPress Terms and Conditions Popup on User Login

Features

• Show Popup on login
• The user’s response gets saved in the database.
• Option for “Show popup on every single login” if needed.
• Force users to accept to continue
• Customizable fields and labels.
• Enable Accept button only after scroll
• Decline button can also register action and log out the user
• Set different redirect URL’s for Accept or Decline.
• Easily customize the size of the popup, and color of buttons.
• TEST MODE can be used to test the looks and text of the popup on any page

Premium Features

• Generate and download a CSV report of all the users showing each user if and when accepted your terms.
• Resetting all users, to force them to re-accept new terms.
• Reset a Single user on the user edit page, force a user to re-accept terms and conditions.
• Show accept status on the user listing page.
• Log the date and time when user has accepted the terms and conditions.
• Ability to change the font size for the terms inside the popup.
• Bring in any custom page that you have on your website as terms content in the popup.
• Allows for having nicely formatted terms, with links inside. It also allows for use of short codes inside, multimedia etc.
• Ability to limit the popup to only be shown for certain types of user roles. Subscribers, Editors, Admins etc. or custom roles.
• Advanced logging of user activity regarding the popup.
• Designated Test User, special test user to which the popup will always show, great for testing even on live environment.

WooCommerce features

• Display popup on any product page, category page, cart page or checkout page
• Display popup for logged in users, anonymous visitors or both
• Save response in the database
• Remember answer for anonymous users in browser cache
• Redirect users and visitors to any page or URL of your choosing
• Force logout user on decline and redirect

Custom Coded Criteria

• Custom filter is made available for you tpul_override_show_popup
• You can override the logic when the popup should show or not show for a user or visitor.
• You can simply implement the custom filter in your functions.php file