i4w_showafter

Usage

This shortcode enables segmenting content within a page, post, excerpt or text widget based on either a subscriber’s registration date or a date passed to the shortcode.

The content embedded between the shortcode’s begin and ending tags will be displayed if either the subscriber has been registered at least the number of days or weeks specified in the shortcode parameters or, if a date parameter is given, the given number of days or weeks have passed since that date.

[ELSE_showafter] conditional branching is supported.

Shortcode nesting is supported: [i4w_showafter1] thru [i4w_showafter19]

[ELSE_showafter1] thru [ELSE_showafter19]

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Default	Required
days	Specifies the minimum number of “membership” days.	none	Yes, if weeks is not selected
weeks	Specifies the minimum number of “membership” weeks.	none	Yes, if days is not selected
date	Specifies the base date for the time difference calculation.	user’s registration date	No

Example

Shortcode

[i4w_showafter days='7']
  Display if the subscriber has been a member at least 7 days
[ELSE_showafter]
  Sorry, you must have been a member for at least 7 days to view this content.
[/i4w_showafter]

Shortcode

[i4w_showafter weeks='2']
  Display if the subscriber has been a member at least 2 weeks
[ELSE_showafter]
  Sorry, you must have been a member for at least 2 weeks to view this content.
[/i4w_showafter]

Shortcode

[i4w_showafter date='2012-01-01' weeks='2']
  Sorry, it's too late now…
[ELSE_showafter]
  Great… You're just in time!
[/i4w_showafter]

Notes

Caution

The parameters “days” and “weeks” are mutually exclusive. Only one can be used. If both are used, “days” will have priority.

This shortcode works independently of the “Gradual Content Release” settings in the “Plugin Options” panel. You may segment parts of a page or post even if you have not activated “Gradual Content Release”.