in the PHP file.
Out of the box, breadcrumbs for LearnDash are displayed in the following format: Home > (Course Archive Page) > (Course Name) > (Lesson Name) > (Topic Name). Since most LearnDash users will prefer a dashboard (like a page with a profile shortcode, course grid or something custom), we added fields in the Settings panel for this module that allows you to define the dashboard page name as well as the page to use. When these 2 values are set, the dashboard will replace the course archive page in the breadcrumb links. You can also change the separator in the settings (and even include HTML if you want to use Font Awesome or something similar).
Because breadcrumbs just require a shortcode, you can use them inside LearnDash posts, in the sidebar, or anywhere else you want. We do also include WooCommerce support, but associations may not work as well for other post types.
**Categories:** Learning, Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit
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### [Who Reads Learning Outcomes?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/reads-learning-outcomes/)
**Published:** July 9, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Content:**
If you do a search online, you’ll find plenty of resources on how to write good learning outcomes, and how not to confuse learning outcomes with learning objectives. “Outcomes” or “objectives”, the reality is your learners seldom pay attention to them. They skip this screen. They fast forward. So for whom are learning outcomes really written?
Don’t get me wrong. Learning outcomes are written for the learners. But they seem to be there as a reminder to the instructor and instructional designer of what the focus of the training should be, like how PowerPoint is often misused as the presenter’s teleprompter.
So should you skip learning outcomes all together? Not at all. There are ways you can state learning outcomes that are informative and actually get your learners’ attention. Here are some strategies.
### 1. Pose learning outcomes as questions
Rather than telling your learners what they should be able to do at the end of the lesson, consider asking them a series of open-ended questions for which they don’t yet have answers until they complete the lesson. These questions are intended to raise the learners’ curiosity and get them to want to learn more.
### 2. Use a pre-test to frame learning outcomes
An alternative to the first strategy is using a pre-test. The test should be short and fun. In fact, it should not look like a test. As with the first strategy, the intention of the test is to get your learners to realize what they don’t know from the cues to the key points of your lesson.
**WordPress Tip**: If you’re not grading pre-tests to support Level 2 evaluation, [LearnDash](https://www.learndash.com) and other LMS quizzes can be heavy for this type of pre-test. Consider an [H5P element](https://h5p.org/content-types-and-applications) or simple text questions instead.
### 3. Use a case scenario to model learning outcomes
Learning outcomes are meant to describe desired behaviour. So, why not present a case scenario that models the intended outcomes? The learners get to *see* what they will be able to do at the end of the lesson. Have them buy into what they can achieve will increase their motivation to learn.
### 4. Use a short introductory video to tell a story
Contrary to the previous strategy, a story that makes personal connections will warm up the learner. On the other hand, a story that describes a problem causes tension; it will make the learner want to resolve it. Either way, your introduction will engage the learner and make the content more relatable.
Learning outcomes don’t have to be boring. If you take care of the presentation of your learning outcomes, your learners will be less inclined to skip them.
**Categories:** Best Practices, eLearning
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### [Breadcrumb Navigation for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/breadcrumb-navigation-learndash/)
**Published:** December 11, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Out of the box, navigating complex courses in LearnDash can get confusing. With potentially dozens of topics, lessons and courses, it’s easy to get lost. Sidebar navigation helps, but it’s mainly for navigating within the same level rather than getting back to higher levels. What’s missing for some courses is context and being able to go up levels easily.
We ran into this challenge with a recent LearnDash project. What it needed were breadcrumb links, but without customization, theme breadcrumb generation is broken for LearnDash. The problem is WordPress usually thinks that the parent of every course, lesson and topic is “Home”. For most applications, this makes breadcrumbs almost useless.
To address this shortcoming, we created a plugin that makes it easy to navigate up levels by using breadcrumb links. Just as you would expect, every topic rolls up to a hyperlinked lesson, which rolls up to a hyperlinked course, which rolls up to a course dashboard. And at the top level is, of course, the homepage.
We know breadcrumb navigation for LearnDash would be useful to a lot of learning projects, so we’re making the plugin we created available below. There’s no cost to use it, but there’s also no support!
If you happen to use the [Total](https://themeforest.net/item/total-responsive-multipurpose-wordpress-theme/6339019?ref=uncannyowl) theme, you’re in luck! The plugin below replaces the built-in theme breadcrumb code with custom breadcrumbs that work with LearnDash. Don’t worry, they’ll work with your other pages, posts and other content too!
For anyone not using [Total](https://themeforest.net/item/total-responsive-multipurpose-wordpress-theme/6339019?ref=uncannyowl), a generic plugin is available. For that version, just insert a \[sfwd-breadcrumbs\] shortcode wherever you want your breadcrumbs to appear. You can also hook it into your theme header, but we’ll leave it to you to figure out how to do that. The plugin should at least save you a few hours of work getting custom header breadcrumb links set up.
We hope you enjoy the plugins!
**May 2016 Update:** The plugins are no longer available. Please use the [Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) instead.
**Categories:** Learning, WordPress Book
---
### [Best Practices For a First WordPress LMS with LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/best-practices-for-a-first-wordpress-lms-with-learndash/)
**Published:** October 26, 2015
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
We help small and large businesses create WordPress-powered Learning Management Systems. While every business might come to us with different needs, everyone’s early questions tend to have similar themes. Is a WordPress LMS the right fit for my needs and program? How can I deliver a great learning experience? We thought many of our answers to questions like those would be of interest to a wider audience, so this post captures what we generally recommend for WordPress LMS projects.
Before jumping into any WordPress LMS project, we always make sure that WordPress is the right fit. It’s definitely the wrong choice for many projects! For programs with fewer than 100 users, a cloud LMS can be more cost-effective. I personally find that a WordPress LMS (like [LearnDash](https://www.learndash.com/) or [Sensei](https://www.woothemes.com/products/sensei/)) works best for self-directed, linear elearning programs. Courses with a lot of video, text, images and downloads fit well, and it’s best for programs with relatively simple needs.
Facilitated programs can work in a WordPress platform, and we’ve created and seen examples of some that are quite effective. Tin Can support is available, and while we have created several programs that rely on an LRS, I’m never thrilled with the outcome. My strong preference, if Storyline, Captivate or Lectora content needs to be embedded inside WordPress, is to embed only and not track anything inside those modules. Rely on [LearnDash](https://www.learndash.com) (the LMS plugin we use most) for tracking and assessment rather than Tin Can, and generally speaking, simpler programs are better with LearnDash, unless you have some development expertise. If you don’t understand most of this paragraph, that’s a good thing, because it likely means your needs are probably simple and a better LearnDash fit!
Once you’ve determined whether or not a WordPress LMS seems like the right fit for your program, spend some time thinking about the learner experience you want to achieve and what the platform needs to do. There are a lot of things that LearnDash can’t handle well out of the box, even with integrations—group licensing, extended reporting, handling multiple course authors and programs where continuing education credits are issued come to mind. These types of things require professional assistance, and even then, there may be better platforms.
It’s also important to consider whether your course structure fits within the LearnDash model. For most uses, LearnDash effectively has a 3-level course structure: courses at the top, then lessons, then topics inside lessons. I like to see courses where materials can be divided up into 2-5 minute segments, which become lessons and topics inside LearnDash. Keep in mind that LearnDash only tracks whether or not users complete a lessons or topic, not what they do inside it (unless it’s a quiz). So if your course consists of a series of 1-hour videos, users are going to find it painful when they discover they can’t resume videos in later visits. By keeping pages brief and focused, it’s much easier for users to tackle programs across sessions and to feel like they’re making progress. LearnDash is a much better fit for courses that can chunk information as I’ve described.
Of course, since I’ve said that LearnDash works better with simple programs that don’t have a lot of interactivity, how do you make courses engaging and promote knowledge transfer? Well, even if you stick to simple media and interventions, you can still push them to deliver an effective learning experience. Videos work well inside LearnDash. If you have great videos to work with, you’re definitely a step ahead. Use short quizzes liberally to promote reflection and self-assessment. Get some great images and diagrams in there! We have an in-house designer for that purpose, but even if you don’t, stock photo sites like [Depositphotos](/share/depositphotos) can be a great source of media. Try to mix things up and appeal to a variety of learning styles. We try to build programs that mix video, text, printable files, quizzes, infographics, diagrams, suggestions for offline activities, surveys and more. Since WordPress is extendable with plugins, it means we can also easily add interactive elements, like images with hotspots, games, awards for completing activities, and even social elements. For one of our sites we even created a virtual study group system!
Many of the businesses we partner with are familiar with WordPress, and sometimes unlearning the blog-centric view of WordPress is important. On a typical WordPress site, most people aren’t signed in when they use it. With LearnDash, the signed-in experience needs at least as much consideration as the public experience. A lot is different—typically menu items, navigation, and access to pages and resources will be modified for signed-in users. While anonymous visitors are typically directed through a sales funnel, signed-in users should have easy access to program materials. It’s important to think about both experiences (and, on many larger sites, the experiences of different user roles and groups).
The signed-in experience also introduces a lot of hosting considerations that are easily overlooked. It’s harder to cache LearnDash sites because pages are customized to the user. They tend to be more complex and CPU-heavy than typical WordPress sites. We only host client sites on managed WordPress hosts like [WP Engine](/share/wpengine). We’ve simply had too many issues on shared hosts and VPS systems, and saving $20 per month is never worth the risk or inconvenience. Moreover, we love having a phone number to call for immediate help and having to worry less about security and backups.
Once you’ve settled on LearnDash, a vision for the platform and the infrastructure, choosing a solid theme and plugins are extremely important decisions. Before I talk about what we generally use, I’ll add some qualifiers. Yes, we know that for performance and stability reasons custom themes and code are the preferred way to go. We know that our typical platforms are “wrong” to WordPress purists. We do go heavier for several reasons:
- Client ease of use and flexibility are huge for us. We want people in there designing new course materials without having to remember shortcodes or going through us. We want people to feel empowered by the platform, not enamoured with the front end but unable to make changes themselves.
- We don’t want people to feel like they’re stuck with Uncanny Owl. We want to earn that ongoing relationship, not force it. That’s why we like commercial support from paid plugins and themes, big user communities, regular updates, etc. Our client sites are safe no matter how involved we are in future. Yes, we do a lot of customizations for platforms, but that doesn’t mean we need to reinvent the wheel for everything we implement.
With that model in mind, we do make use of commercial themes. Right now we like [Total](/share/total) for new LearnDash platforms. Yes, it’s heavier than it needs to be for most sites. But it also gives people a lot of control without the risk of breaking things, and it plays nicely with LearnDash. It’s also reasonably developer-friendly.
We do use several plugins consistently on LearnDash sites. Since this invariably comes up in discussions with LearnDash users who are trying to do things themselves, here are the plugins we find particularly valuable:
[Content Aware Sidebars](https://wordpress.org/plugins/content-aware-sidebars/) – To segregate widgets between LearnDash and non-LearnDash parts of websites.
[Gravity Forms](/share/gravityforms) – Because basic forms and LearnDash quizzes usually aren’t enough, and there are some interesting ways to incorporate forms for feedback, evaluation, reflection and more.
[Nav Menu Roles](https://wordpress.org/plugins/nav-menu-roles/) – To manage menus based on signed-in state and role.
[WooCommerce](https://www.woothemes.com/woocommerce/) – Our ecommerce standard because we can make it accommodate almost any scenario.
We do have a lot of other recommended plugins (and lots of in-house ones) but we’ll save those for another post. The ones above make it onto almost all of our LearnDash sites. One thing to keep in mind with plugins is to try to only use the plugins you absolutely need. Yes, we know it’s tempting to experiment and add features, but they do slow things down and increase risk.
Once you’ve settled on all of the pieces described above, you’ll have all of the fundamentals in place to build an engaging and efficient platform. We hope this post helped to point you in the right direction!
**Categories:** Learning
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### [We're Hiring!](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wordpress-developer-job/)
**Published:** February 27, 2015
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Uncanny Owl is looking for an experienced WordPress Developer to join our team on a full time or contract basis. We need help with all development stages of WordPress projects, including creating and customizing complex plugins, modifying and styling themes, and even some front-end design. Experience developing large membership sites and previous work with WordPress LMS tools (e.g. LearnDash and Sensei) would be a huge benefit. A Toronto-area candidate is preferred but your skill set is more important than your location.
For more information and to apply, [click here](https://www.uncannyowl.com/work-at-uncanny-owl/).
No agencies or companies, please.
**Categories:** Lean Startup, Learning
---
### [Setting up Zapier with LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/setting-up-zapier-with-learndash/)
**Published:** April 3, 2015
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
LearnDash (the company) released a very exciting update on Wednesday that allows LearnDash (the plugin) to talk to over 300 third-party applications. This means that key LearnDash events, like course enrolments and completions, can now trigger actions in other applications, like adding a learner to a mailing list, sending an email, creating a help desk ticket and more. LearnDash uses Zapier to talk to other integrations, and it works really well—once you understand how to do it.
We were a bit too excited by the Zapier release and installed it as soon as it was available, and before instructions had been posted. This caused some initial confusion, both for us and one of our clients (who also wanted to jump on board). To make things a little easier, we created the screencast below to walk through the process of setting up your first zap.
We hope that was helpful!
Over the next few months we’ll be building new zaps for ourselves and our clients. If we come up with anything interesting, we’ll post it here!
**Categories:** Learning
---
### [Case Study: English in 30 Minutes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/case-study-english-in-30-minutes/)
**Published:** June 8, 2015
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
[](https://www.englishin30minutes.com)
We recently helped a client in the UK launch [English in 30 Minutes](https://www.englishin30minutes.com), a new online learning program that helps students and young professionals improve their English skills. The site had been in development for a year before Uncanny Owl became involved, with work performed by both site owners and 2 other developers. When we took over, functionality was lacking and there were multiples issues with both design and operation. Uncanny Owl’s mandate was to do whatever was needed to create a functional and engaging site that made it easy for people to learn English.
Uncanny Owl did everything from copywriting and design to custom plugin development and implementation. Using [LearnDash](/share/learndash) for LMS capabilities, we created a robust learning platform that can accommodate thousands of global learners.
## Issues and Solutions
The site we took over was broken in a number of key areas. Because we didn’t know what had been created or how, we ended up abandoning the existing WordPress platform. We were able to salvage some course materials, like quizzes, but most elements needed to be rebuilt. While we never like to have clients pay to essentially perform the same work twice, the state of the platform and our own peace of mind left us with few alternatives.
The biggest challenge we faced with the English in 30 Minutes site was the sheer size of the program. It was (and remains) the largest LearnDash implementation we’ve undertaken, with approximately 2,300 unique LearnDash posts across 25 courses. By default, the LearnDash plugin looks up topics and completion status across all courses when it generates sidebars and table elements, which significantly affected performance for the site. We were seeing average load times of 12 seconds on LearnDash pages, which was unacceptable for users and also made it painful on the admin side. By changing LearnDash core code so that MySQL queries weren’t as broad, we were able to get LearnDash load times under 2 seconds. Developing this solution was a huge win for us and prompted this reaction from our client: “Guys – THANK YOU! I keep playing with it, jumping from page to page…incredible! I am over the moon with this!!!”
English in 30 Minutes was also the first LearnDash site we’ve deployed that doesn’t use a visible sidebar for navigation. As the program is very heavy on video-based training, the learner experience for videos had to be very strong. To accommodate a large post area, for video as well as some of the interactive games on the site, we created a collapsible sidebar that’s hidden by default. When the learner needs it, they click a prominent icon and the sidebar slides out. As the program is generally completed linearly, ad hoc navigation between lessons and topics doesn’t need to be used often and lends itself better to being hidden by default.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/0102_Video_-_Verb_Antonyms__1__-_English_in_30_Minutes.png)
To improve navigation with the sidebar hidden, we added custom breadcrumb capabilities to the site. Out of the box, breadcrumbs typically don’t work on LearnDash sites, because the theme doesn’t know how to look up relationships between LearnDash courses, lessons and topics. Our plugin does, and it makes navigation up to higher points in the program easy.
## Key Architecture Details
English in 30 Minutes is a large program that’s sold directly to consumers on a membership basis. It leverages an affiliate program for marketing, some light gamification, interactive games (including flashcards and matching), account sharing restrictions and more.
We used [Total](/share/total) as the theme for the site (using a child theme and custom plugins). We chose [Total](/share/total) because it generally works well with LearnDash, it’s reasonably straightforward for clients to manage, and it does what we need it to do. It also has a reasonably large userbase and active development.
Here’s a list of some key plugins used on the English in 30 Minutes site:
[AffiliateWP](/share/affiliatewp)
[BadgeOS](/share/badgeos)
[Gravity Forms](/share/gravityforms)
[LearnDash](/share/learndash)
[Ninja Kick: Sliding Panel](/share/ninjasidebar)
[Paid Memberships Pro](/share/pmpro)
The live site is hosted at [Flywheel](/share/flywheel). The site performs well there, the interface is nice for clients, and the managed services means we can focus on the site rather than the infrastructure.
## Results
[Englishin30Minutes.com](https://www.englishin30minutes.com) has only been live for 1 week, but so far it’s had almost 300 unique visitors from around the world with no marketing. Getting the first unsolicited sign-up for an account was a big step, and we’re excited about English in 30 Minute’s growth!
Of course, our most important measures are making sure our client is happy with our work and is left with a capable learning platform. Here’s what he had to say about that:
> I really cannot speak highly enough about the guys at Uncanny Owl. They were actually my 3rd design team for this project and I only wish I had found them first! Their commitment, innovation, advice, patience and support have been outstanding, even when I fell behind at times with my work schedule, and I make a point of using their name in recommendation in any discussion I have regarding the site. They definitely went the extra mile with this one, in particular the page load speed fix and breadcrumb plugin were very impressive indeed, and I look forward to a long-term partnership with them for the future.
Visit [englishin30minutes.com](https://www.englishin30minutes.com) to see a sample of our work in action. It’s also a great resource (and certainly one of the most comprehensive) for learning English online!
**Categories:** Learning
---
### [WordPress LMS Survey Results](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wordpress-lms-survey-results/)
**Published:** February 2, 2015
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
As part of our work with WordPress LMS solutions, we tend to deal with the higher end of the market, which includes small and mid-sized businesses with the budget for robust learning platforms. Our focus means we unfortunately aren’t as connected as we would like with the larger WordPress LMS market, so we decided to conduct a survey last week to see how other people use products like LearnDash, Sensei and WP Courseware. We had a fantastic response from the community and what we discovered surprised us.
We reached out to approximately 150 people by email. These people had visited the Uncanny Owl website over the last few months and provided their email address to us. None were clients. In fact, we had never communicated with any of the participants outside of the survey.
Of the 150 people we invited, 16 people from around the world chose to participate. We asked participants questions about how they used WordPress LMS plugins, their programs, their audience, their issues and more. Responses were candid and the people who participated seemed to appreciate the opportunity to be heard.
Here are the findings that we found most interesting:
**Almost half (44%) of participants used, or planned to use, content that was SCORM or Tin Can compliant on their sites**. Very few of Uncanny Owl’s clients create their programs with elearning authoring tools, so this was a very big surprise, especially given the low project budgets of survey participants.
**People are using WordPress LMS plugins for more than just self-directed elearning.** 38% offer facilitated programs online and 31% offer programs offline as well. Programs are reasonably complex, too. Almost everyone offers videos, file downloads, embedded documents, quizzes, certificates, ecommerce—even forums. Over 35% of participants also incorporate capabilities like marketing automation, gamification and end user support systems.
**People rank ongoing support and available integrations low when shopping for an LMS, yet complaints in those areas are most common**. We saw a lot of complaints about plugins not being able to do what people expected (and therefore having to rely on other plugins) and difficulty finding guidance, especially that went beyond individual plugins. Participants wanted guidance on how to create complete learning platforms and had trouble getting the advice they needed.
**There were a lot of complaints**. When we asked an open-ended question about surprises they experienced with LMS projects, 67% of comments were complaints, mostly about the LMS plugins. In fact, when we asked people to rank project challenges, adding customizations, making things work together and finding help were at the top of the list.
**No-one had an LMS platform they considered complete**. Our list of users went back over 6 months, so we were surprised that no-one was able to get a project across the finish line.
**WordPress LMS projects cost more than people expect**. Only 1 participant found costs lower than expected. Half of participants said costs met expectations, and 44% said costs exceeded expectations. We were actually surprised by budgets; 63% said implementation costs (including effort) were under $2,500, and 76% said monthly maintenance costs were under $250. Of course, since no participants had a completed platform, these estimates may end up being low.
**Learning to use a WordPress LMS can be hard work**. 44% of participants said they weren’t comfortable managing WordPress and their LMS yet. Another 13% said it took between 75 and 200 hours until they felt comfortable.
How do these findings compare with your own experiences using WordPress LMS plugins? We’d love to hear more about your experiences in the comments.
**Categories:** Learning, WordPress Book
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### [A Beginner's Reaction to Using WordPress LMS Plugins](https://www.uncannyowl.com/beginners-reaction-using-wordpress-lms-plugins/)
**Published:** January 28, 2015
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
As experienced users of WordPress LMS plugins like LearnDash and Sensei, we at Uncanny Owl sometimes overlook the challenges that new users face when building a learning-enabled website. Documentation and support for LMS plugins vary widely, and for many small businesses interested in delivering learning, both their knowledge of WordPress and instructional design may be quite limited. To reconnect with how new users experience WordPress LMS products, we thought it might be a fun experiment to set an inexperienced WordPress user up with a basic site that only included a theme and an LMS plugin, since this is how many businesses approach LearnDash projects.
Our tester had only very basic WordPress experience and we set up separate WordPress instances with LearnDash, Sensei and WP Courseware. We provided only minimal guidance to get things started, but did make plugin documentation and support resources available. Our tester was assigned the basic task of setting up a course with each plugin, adding some simple lessons and setting up a quiz. After experimenting for a few hours with all 3 LMS tools, we asked her to write a summary of her experiences. What follows are her observations.
“I started with Sensei and did some research before jumping in. I knew there would be limited options for quiz questions and prepared myself for that but thought that it would be a simple exercise otherwise. I was able to create my lessons and add them to courses but had issues along the way. I wanted to embed a video into my lesson and it worked but comes up very large (we’re talking almost full screen) and I have no idea why or how to change it. I couldn’t find anything about adding a certificate to award upon completion of my course so I had to google that and found out it’s a plugin extension I would need to add. It’s free so it would’ve saved me a lot of time and effort to have the option there already rather than having to download the plugin and sort that out. I tried to add a quiz and it appears to be there with many questions but if I try to navigate to that page it shows a quiz with no questions available. Again I don’t know why and haven’t been able to figure it out on my own. My sidebar navigation was also broken and I don’t know why since I didn’t do anything except add lessons, a course and a quiz. I changed the name of one lesson after the fact and now the quiz won’t work and still links to what the lesson was previously named. Their documentation and support wasn’t very helpful. With everything added (I thought) but the site hopelessly broken, I gave up and moved on.
For some reason I made the assumption that WP Courseware would be the most straightforward and easy to use. As soon as I started, however, I realized my mistake. The very first problem I encountered is the terminology used. I wanted to add a course with lessons. Seems straightforward, right? I started looking for ‘lessons’ or ‘add lesson’ and they’re nowhere to be found. I saw something about ‘modules’ and ‘units’ and realized those were what I needed. So I started setting up a training course, which looked like a good place to start, though I’m very unsure at this point. Then I try to set up a course unit, which I hope is something like a lesson. I ended up watching a video tutorial and right in that they state ‘a course unit which is equivalent to a lesson.’ Perfect! So why not just call it a lesson? I wanted to embed a video and found this to either not be possible or something I could not figure out how to do. All I could get to work was a link to a video on another page (YouTube) which was not what I wanted to happen. The video tutorial went on to explain how to add this to the training course and something about modules but I was so confused about the structuring of a module or unit or course that I gave up.
This brings me to my last, and most successful attempt, which was using LearnDash. I found it easy to jump right into creating my lessons underneath main courses. Every option I was looking for seemed to be listed right where I could find it easily. I was able to create quizzes to go along with my lessons (that actually worked when I tried them!). The only issue here was too much choice. For a beginner, setting up a simple quiz, I was very overwhelmed with the options. I did need to access their support pages and documentation to figure out how to add a certificate but I found what I needed quickly and was able to follow it.
In the end, I felt most comfortable with LearnDash, but none of the tools were as straightforward as I expected. I had to rely on documentation and searches a lot to get things done, and I spent a long time just figuring out basic things.”
**Categories:** Learning
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### [Drip LearnDash Lessons by Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/drip-learndash-lesson-group/)
**Published:** December 18, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
We were very excited to see lesson dripping by calendar date in the most recent LearnDash update. It’s an easy way to unlock course materials for all learners on a specific date.
But what about time-bound courses delivered to multiple groups? It’s common in school and other facilitated programs to have a set of students start on one day, have course materials released every week, and then have other groups start the program later. For anyone wanting to use LearnDash in this scenario, the Drip Lessons by Date functionality won’t work, because selecting a date means that date applies to everyone.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Edit_Lesson_‹_LearnDash_Demo_LMS_—_WordPress.jpg)
That approach won’t work for some of our clients, so we put our own spin on the LearnDash drip feature. What we did was add a field for a LearnDash group selection above the calendar date field for dripping content. The drop-down list retrieves a list of all LearnDash Groups and current drip dates (if any exist). Once a group is selected, the admin can identify a unique drip date for that group and save it.
Here’s a video that goes into a bit more detail about our approach and how it works.
Right now we’ve decided against making the plugin available to the public. It’s not well documented yet and we can’t provide support, so it’s of limited value. If it is something that interests you, however, leave a comment and we’ll follow up if we share it.
**Categories:** Learning, WordPress Book
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### [WordPress Developer Needed](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wordpress-developer-needed/)
**Published:** November 3, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Right now we’re really busy at Uncanny Owl, so we’re building out the team to improve our capacity and capability. That means we have an immediate need for a part-time WordPress developer, ideally in the Toronto area.
We need someone who’s done a lot of work with WordPress customizations. Great PHP and CSS skills are critical, but we need someone who’s comfortable interacting with clients and who can work independently too. If you or someone you know wants to work with us, check out all of the details at .
**Categories:** Lean Startup
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### [LearnDash Demo Site Update](https://www.uncannyowl.com/learndash-demo-site-update/)
**Published:** October 20, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
[](https://lms.uncannycloud.com)We launched a big update to our [LearnDash demo site](https://lms.uncannycloud.com) earlier today. At first glance, the updates might not be obvious; after all, the site is less about look & feel than it is about showcasing what can be accomplished with LearnDash and WordPress. What you will definitely notice is that an account is now required to use the demo. While this does mean an extra step is required to use the site, it also means that it’s a lot easier for visitors to reliably test progress tracking, achievements and more.
So what else has changed? Our old login page is gone; we had a handful of issues that we weren’t happy about and the new page looks nicer. Registration is very different now too, as are all forms across the site. All of these changes are, of course, included in [new sites](https://www.uncannyowl.com/product/learning-management-system/ "Branded LMS") that we build.
This also marks the first time we’re incorporating marketing automation (via [Active Campaign](https://www.activecampaign.com)) into a production site. Over the next few weeks we’ll be incorporating several new strategies that leverage automation tools to improve learning outcomes. (On a side note, we’re excited to be using Active Campaign; while it’s missing features we’d really like, the price point is great and their support team was fantastic when we were getting set up.)
**Categories:** Learning, WordPress Book
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### [WP Courseware 3.0 Released](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-courseware-3-0-released/)
**Published:** October 4, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Fly Plugins released a big update to [WP Courseware](https://www.uncannyowl.com/share/wpcourseware) on Thursday, bringing it up to version 3.0. The update primarily brings enhancements to quizzes that help to bring it more in line with what competitors like LearnDash and Sensei are offering. Question pools, randomization, timed quizzes, feedback and more are all now available. The video below outlines some of the highlights.
If you already have a WP Courseware site, you’ll notice a number of changes to quizzes after you upgrade. The quiz creation interface is quite different; everything is divided into tabs. Of course, there’s still essentially only one type of graded question—multiple choice—but at least more quiz options are available.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/WP_Courseware_-_Modify_Quiz_‹_WP_Courseware_Demo_LMS_—_WordPress.png)WP Courseware 29[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/WP_Courseware_-_Modify_Quiz_‹_WP_Courseware_Demo_LMS_—_WordPress1.png)WP Courseware 30On the end user side, really the only difference that’s visible is a new button to download quiz results as a PDF file. Still, it’s nice to see an update; there haven’t been many over the last year (the official change log still doesn’t reflect the last 2). The most recent updates were actually sponsored, so perhaps Fly Plugins is slowing down the active development of new features.
It’s also worth noting that prices are going up on WP Courseware in about 2 hours. What they’re going up to hasn’t been shared by Fly Plugins, only that they’re increasing. If you want to grab a copy while it’s still at the lower price, you can pick it up [here](https://www.uncannyowl.com/share/wpcourseware). If you want to see it in action, visit our [WP Courseware demo site](https://wpcourseware.uncannycloud.com).
One of WP Courseware’s biggest advantages relative to competitors has been a lower price point for individual sites. Let’s hope it keeps it!
**Update 1:** If you’re getting a 404 after clicking a link on this page, it appears to be because WP Courseware changed some things on their site. I’ll wait on them to get it resolved and then update the links in this article accordingly.
**Categories:** Learning, WordPress Book
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### [LearnDash Review Revisited](https://www.uncannyowl.com/learndash-review-revisited/)
**Published:** August 26, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
A few months ago, Ken wrote a [brief review](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wordpress-lms-working-with-learndash/ "WordPress the LMS: Working with LearnDash") of his experiences using LearnDash to develop [Grade Hacks](https://www.gradehacks.com), Uncanny Owl’s study skills program. It remains our second most-visited page on this website and attracts a lot of traffic for people searching for LearnDash reviews. Since that article was originally published 6 months ago, LearnDash has gone through a number of big changes, including the release of version 2.0. Ken’s original article is now outdated in a number of areas and we thought it was time to revisit some of the problem areas to see where things stand in the current release (2.0.3 at the time of writing).
Navigating between courses, lessons, topics and quizzes was a significant source of frustration for us early on, especially while developing large training programs. In the version of LearnDash used for the article, courses, lessons and quizzes (standard and advanced) were very distinct objects and navigation between related items was difficult. In the most recent version of LearnDash, everything is now grouped under a single LearnDash entry in the WordPress admin interface, the 2 quiz components were combined, and course objects now include related items on the editing screen (made possible by LearnDash now enforcing a 1:1 relationship between courses and lessons/quizzes/topics). All of these changes make navigation much easier and intuitive, though building out courses can still be a very tedious process. (In that area, we would love to see a way to duplicate courses that retains course objects as well as an easy way to import and export quizzes from Word.)
Quizzes have been simplified in LearnDash 2.0, with Standard and Advanced Quizzes now combined into a single “Quiz” object. It’s great to have all quiz settings and questions in a single location, but the number of options is still going to overwhelm new users. Make sure you use quiz templates to make the quiz creation process as efficient and consistent as possible!
We would still love to be able to customize LearnDash more easily and to have access to additional shortcodes. Certificates are one such example; it’s hard to retrieve someone’s certificate without either displaying the learner’s full profile or having them retake the quiz. We’d love to see a shortcode to display certificates (with a single link if you passed at least once, regardless of the number of attempts) and one to display a list of courses without descriptions.
In the comments of the original article, another LearnDash user mentioned wanting a custom theme for LearnDash. In earlier days of using LearnDash we certainly agreed, and we spent a lot of time making CSS changes to get unsupported themes working seamlessly with LearnDash. With LearnDash recently confirming that they won’t develop a theme themselves, it’s great to see themes like [University](https://themeforest.net/item/university-education-event-and-course-theme/8412116?ref=uncannyowl) now showing up that have explicit LearnDash support.
It’s great to see the positive changes with LearnDash and many of Ken’s earlier criticisms being addressed. The LearnDash community is still very vibrant and it’s reassuring to see development continuing at a good pace.
**Categories:** Learning, News
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### [Keeping Client Sites Up and Running](https://www.uncannyowl.com/keeping-client-sites-running/)
**Published:** August 14, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
At Uncanny Owl we do everything we can to make sure our clients are happy before, during and after projects. We design simple, straightforward solutions that are easy to manage, yet the platforms will be do sometimes require periodic updates and oversight to stay secure and operational, just as any other software does. That’s why we build long-term relationships with our partners and help out proactively—so they can focus on their business rather than their systems.
In the past we’ve managed ongoing maintenance on an individual basis. It worked, but coordinating everything on a monthly basis just wasn’t a good use of anyone’s time. As a result, we’re pleased to now offer standard maintenance packages to all of our clients—past, current and future. Packages start at just $100 and give clients the peace of mind that their systems will stay up and running no matter what.
More information about the packages and details are available on our new [Worry-Free Website Maintenance page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wordpress-maintenance/ "Worry-Free WordPress Maintenance"). If you’re a client and have questions, drop us a note and we’ll be happy to help!
**Categories:** News
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### [Chrome Broke Captivate](https://www.uncannyowl.com/chrome-broke-captivate/)
**Published:** August 13, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Do you retest your elearning whenever a browser update is released? If you don’t, a recent issue affecting Chrome and Captivate HTML5 content might have you reconsidering.
I was recently on our [LearnDash demo site](https://lms.uncannycloud.com) and happened to notice that the sample lesson with an embedded Captivate module stopped working. The module simply wouldn’t load. Fearing the worst (how long had visitors been staring at a broken site?) I tried the page in another browser and, lo and behold, it was still working. I did a bit of digging, searching for recent pages with the keywords “Chrome HTML5 Captivate” and discovered a [very significant issue](https://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/2014/07/update-on-captivate-html-5-content-playback-issue-in-google-chrome-browser.html) that causes the latest Chrome release to not render HTML5 Captivate files properly. Shocking! And how many other elearning developers aren’t using Chrome or checking olds course regularly, so wouldn’t know anything’s broken, and how many others would know what to search for and discover the Adobe article?
If you have publish elearning modules from Captivate 7 or 8 in HTML5, you need to [visit this page](https://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/2014/07/update-on-captivate-html-5-content-playback-issue-in-google-chrome-browser.html) and follow the instructions now. Try your modules in Chrome and see if they work. If they don’t, it’s not enough to drop the HTML file into existing content; you really do need to republish the files. If you don’t, your users on Chrome could be having a really bad time.
**Categories:** Learning, News
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### [11 Reasons Hosting Your Own LMS Beats the Cloud](https://www.uncannyowl.com/11-reasons-hosting-your-own-lms-beats-the-cloud/)
**Published:** August 10, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Businesses that need easy, out-of-the-box systems to deliver training online are increasingly turning to Learning Management Systems in the cloud. Startup costs are low, they’re scalable, they can be deployed quickly, and many of them provide a great learner experience. For small audiences, infrequent learning or when simplicity is paramount, a cloud LMS is likely the right solution. But they’re not right for every situation, and for many organizations, hosting their own LMS is an overlooked—yet potentially better—solution to learning. We put together a list of 11 reasons to explain why we set many of our clients up with their own LMS (typically WordPress-driven) rather than rely on a cloud solution.
**1. Your Rules**
With a cloud LMS you’re stuck with what’s offered. Customization is generally limited to branding and some basic options, which may or may not include the functionality you really want. Want to mix facilitated sessions with self-directed modules? Maybe integrate event planning, webinars, ecommerce and social sharing? What about custom automated emails and reporting? With your own WordPress-based LMS, like the ones we offer our clients, you’re only limited by your imagination. Choose from thousands of widely-tested plugins to add capabilities or dig into the code and make the system do whatever you want it to.
**2. Your Data**
What happens when a cloud LMS vendor disappears, has a catastrophic failure, you outgrow it or new policies require it to be hosted externally? What if your data privacy rules mean storing data in specific countries? You’re out of luck with a cloud solution. With your own LMS you own the database—and the data. Whether it’s for custom reporting, data portability, easy batch changes or something else, direct access to the learner database means more flexibility and less reliance on a third party.
**3. Your Security Standards**
I’ve already written about the [security practices of cloud LMS vendors](https://www.uncannyowl.com/cloud-lms-security/ "Cloud LMS Security") before. They’re generally lacking. With your own system, you can apply as much or as little security as you need. Restrict access to specific IP blocks, build in 2-factor authentication, put the system behind your firewall—there are no restrictions on how you secure your own learning systems.
**4. Lower Total Cost of Ownership**
Yes, getting started with a cloud LMS system is very inexpensive. But then you keep paying forever, potentially spending thousands of dollars monthly as your learning programs grow in popularity. Once that happens, it can be very difficult to migrate away from a cloud provider to a solution that’s more cost-effective. Yes, setting up your own LMS costs significantly more initially, but the ongoing costs—regardless of the number of users—can be as low as $0 if you can leverage existing infrastructure.
**5. Nothing Disappears Tomorrow**
If a cloud LMS vendor disappears, so do your courses and data. When was their last backup, and do you have a copy of your data? With your own LMS, your platform can’t disappear tomorrow because you own it (and take the necessary steps to keep it safe). Sure, there’s a risk that the creator of the tools you use could stop supporting them, but you never risk losing your platform and data. And you’ll have plenty of developers and access to the code to lend a hand if you need it.
**6. More Development Support**
Need extended support or customization for a cloud product? Chances are you’re locked into using the vendor. With your own solution, like one based on WordPress, there are thousands of developers ready to help out and many active development communities. You’re not tied to one company and competition means better pricing and expertise when you need assistance.
**7. Your Systems**
Maybe you’d like to use Single Sign On access for your LMS so your staff don’t need yet another password to remember. Or maybe you’d like tight integration with your website to maintain the same look & feel and maybe even the same user profiles. With a cloud service, integrations with your existing systems are often difficult or even impossible. After all, you’re limited to whatever capabilities they want to offer.
**8. Better Performance**
Simply put, you can’t control the performance of cloud LMS services. The near-universal U.S. hosting may not be ideal for your users in other regions, and without very expensive packages you’ll be sharing the server with other customers. With your own LMS you can build platforms that fit the exact needs of your audience and optimize them to deliver the best possible experience.
**9. Unlimited Storage**
Every cloud LMS plan is targeted at the generic customer and their expected needs. Have a lot of multimedia to store? You’ll probably be paying for more users than you need then. With your own LMS your courses can be as big or as little as you want—it’s defined by your infrastructure and needs, not someone else’s. This is even more important when you want to start benefiting from user-generated content.
**10. Scalable**
Cloud solutions say they’re scalable, but what happens if you get really big or decide the LMS suddenly needs to be hosted internally? A basic dedicated server is about as far as a cloud solution can take you. And if you ever need to get the records out, you could be in trouble—plus there’s the significant expense of recreating the programs on another platform. With your own LMS, you can put the data wherever you want, toss in additional servers and load balancing as they’re required, and never worry about hitting a ceiling.
**11. Predictable**
Predictability is extremely important for businesses. What happens when a cloud LMS vendor rolls out an update that changes the user experience or your reporting unexpectedly? You probably have no time to prepare and the learner/customer impact could be catastrophic. With your LMS, you control the experience and the timing of updates. Want to test them first? Throw up another instance and test things out before they go out to your audience. With a cloud solution you’re at the mercy of a vendor who controls everything, from application changes to features to data. It’s a big risk for companies that rely on a Learning Management System.
Even with all of these considerations, of course, going with an in-house LMS isn’t the right solution for everyone. But with all of the attention on cloud platforms, many companies should reconsider whether or not it’s the right solution for both their learners and their organizations. And even if it is today, what about tomorrow?
**Categories:** Learning, WordPress Book
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### [WordPress LMS Guide and Kit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wordpress-lms-book/)
**Published:** August 5, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Selling training online is really hard to jump into. There simply isn’t a lot of consolidated information available; after narrowing your selection of platforms, Learning Management Systems and authoring tools, you still have to learn them all—and then create the actual content. Then there’s ecommerce, marketing, maintenance… the list goes on. It’s simply a lot of time and learning for businesses to invest and the guidance that’s needed is scattered and incomplete.
Maybe what’s needed is a comprehensive guide to get businesses off on the right foot. That’s why, in November of this year, we’re planning to publish the first resources that will help businesses get from wanting to sell learning to seeing training sales deposited into their bank accounts. From installing WordPress to program planning to learner evaluation and marketing, we’ll collect the key knowledge businesses need to launch and sell expertise.
To get to that point, however, we need your help. We want to know you’re interested. We want to know what you want covered in the book. If you’ve struggled with getting your training online, we want to hear about your issues.
Use the form below to sign up for book news and show your interest. If you have feedback and suggestions, use the form below or send your comments through [our contact form](https://www.uncannyowl.com/contact-us-form/ "Contact Us Form"). If you want to be involved, perhaps to be interviewed, to review a draft or to share your story, we’d love to hear from you. Make sure your voice is heard, because we need to know there’s lots of interest to commit to the project!
**Categories:** News, WordPress Book
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### [Uncanny Owl Turns One](https://www.uncannyowl.com/uncanny-owl-turns-one/)
**Published:** June 4, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Last June, Ryan and Ken founded Uncanny Owl to help companies improve training using technology—and we’re still doing it. Better yet, we’re still enjoying it!
Over the last year we’ve had a chance to support some great local and international businesses. The Brick, the TSSA, the OCSTA, Transcription Express, ManchesterCF, Luminance, DisclosureNet, Envirogate and many more companies all use solutions developed by Uncanny Owl. From courseware to learning platforms to websites and everything in between, we’ve had the opportunity to work on a lot of interesting projects with a lot of interesting people.
We’ve launched new products, published widely-read industry articles, and helped people solve learning problems. Over the next year, we look forward to even more collaborations and creating new programs that help more audiences improve their capabilities and expand their knowledge.
If you were part of our first year, thank you for your support. For everyone else reading this, [we look forward to future collaborations](https://www.uncannyowl.com/project-planner/ "Project Planner").
**Categories:** News
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### [A Better eLearning Voice Over Workflow](https://www.uncannyowl.com/better-elearning-voice-workflow/)
**Published:** May 16, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Editing voice over work can be tedious and painful. For one recent course, we received a single 1 hour audio file from our voice talent that had to be chopped up and incorporated into almost 100 slides in Articulate Storyline. Listening to a 1 hour file, cutting it up and saving it manually to individual files for each slide is far too time-consuming, so I wanted to share our approach in case it can help other people save time editing.
For audio editing we use [Audicity](https://audacity.sourceforge.net). It’s free and works well. After loading the source file up in Audacity, the first thing I do is double the playback speed. At 2x the normal speed I can still understand what’s being said well enough to identify where slide audio begins and ends, and I can also make out potential recording errors. Listening to the audio at normal speed just to identify dividing points takes too much time.
The best way to divide audio by slide and do a batch export is by using labels in Audacity. Start at the beginning of the recording and press CTRL+B (command+B on Mac). This creates a label; name it “Slide 1”. Now listen to the audio and find the break point between the first and second slide. Press CTRL+B again and label it “Slide 2”. Continue doing this until all slides are labelled at the appropriate break points. The screenshot below show a labelled segment of audio.
Once everything is labelled, it’s time to export it. Audacity’s Export Multiple function makes this easy. Just go to the File menu, select “Export Multiple”, and configure the export options. Make sure you split files based on labels and use the label name as the file name; refer to the image on the right for an example. Export the files (just click through the metadata options) and you’ll end up with a folder full of audio files for individual slides. Import them into your favourite authoring tool and you’re ready to go.
**Categories:** Learning
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### [Websites, LearnDash and More](https://www.uncannyowl.com/websites-learndash/)
**Published:** May 6, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
At Uncanny Owl we do a lot more than just create engaging elearning programs. While that’s certainly our core business, we have completed some interesting work in other areas over the last month that’s worth sharing.
We continue to get a lot of attention for our LearnDash work. We’ve helped both a boating company and transcription business set up LearnDash platforms and course content recently (names withheld because they haven’t launched) and we start another big LearnDash project next week. Most of our inquiries for LearnDash work seem to come from California now; a number of startups are turning to LearnDash as a low-cost way to develop Minimum Viable Products in the edtech industry. For basic hypothesis testing and model validation, it works quite well—even if some manual interventions are still needed in the workflow. If you’re looking to build your MVP and need some LMS features, we may be able to point you in the right direction or lend a hand.
We’ve also been busy with some web development projects recently (which does tend to go hand-in-hand with LearnDash development). A few days ago we launched a redesign of [ManchesterCF.com](https://manchestercf.com), a Toronto-based company that provides financial crime training and advisory services. We also recently launched [torontotrackdays.com](https://torontotrackdays.com), a pet project for Ken that helps Southern Ontario track enthusiasts find events and support. We’ve also taken over a marketing automation cleanup and reengineering project for a mid-sized software company.
The work is busy and diverse, but it keeps things interesting and really hones our ability to serve as a one-stop shop for everything elearning, from creating courseware to building the platforms to deliver it effectively (and profitably).
**Categories:** Learning, Marketing
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### [Delivering Better Webinars](https://www.uncannyowl.com/delivering-better-webinars/)
**Published:** April 25, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
I recently participated in a webinar facilitated by a large elearning group that was delivered to about 1,000 people. It’s been a while since I sat in on a webinar of that size, and given the group’s industry and audience, I expected a really polished session that I could learn from. What surprised me most were just how many easily fixable issues still pervade webinars, even at the top levels.
The problems started during the introduction. The facilitator was clearly reading notes from a script and stumbling through them as admin activities were taking place in the background. For scripted content, why are people still not prerecording everything to ensure a polished performance? If there’s no video and no audience interaction, the people on the webinar will never know the difference; they just get a great delivery.
With the introductions out of the way, the problems shifted to the presenter and her interaction with the moderator. First the presenter had trouble gaining control of the webinar to show her materials (wasn’t there a run-through?). Then the lack of an audio check meant that the moderator had to interrupt the presenter to see if abandoning the headset and going with a different microphone would yield a better result. This is all, of course, while 1,000 people listened and waited. And, once again, the presenter fumbled between reading a script, showing materials onscreen and talking through what she was doing. Periods of scripted demos could have easily been prerecorded to make things better for everyone; it’s only when there are interactions with the audience that live teaching is needed.
There were, fortunately, such opportunities for interaction. And, unfortunately, they went poorly too. There were awkward delays while the moderator took back control to enable voting and then waited for more than a handful of people to participate. The technology platform, GoToWebinar, was also annoying during this time; I work on multiple monitors and had the webinar on my 2nd monitor in the background, but every control change moved it back to my primary monitor. The opportunities for audience interaction also didn’t make any difference to the session; the results didn’t affect the session flow (responses were easily predicted) and it could have all been prerecorded.
Maybe there are some people who appreciate a haphazard webinar more because they know it’s at least live and it’s potentially more relatable. For me, I’d rather see the polish and people who execute well. I also see it as something of a market problem. There are great tools that make webinars easy, but there seems to be a lot less interest in how to do them well. Users fend for themselves and, all too often, come up short on delivery.
So what can you do deliver better webinars? For starters, I think a lot of the guidance we have over on Grade Hacks about delivering presentations comes into play. Try to practice the session in its entirety at least 3 times before you deliver it, preferably on the same equipment and platform as you’ll use for the live session. Sign in early and test the audio, changing control and presenting interactive elements. Record things that don’t necessarily need to be live if you can get away with it. Get a few other people to sit in on the practice session and give you feedback. Record it and watch it yourself to see how everything comes together for the audience. For important webinars, put the time in up front to get things right.
**Categories:** Learning
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### [Screencast Workflow Best Practices](https://www.uncannyowl.com/screencast-workflow-best-practices/)
**Published:** April 14, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
We recently created a number of screencasts for clients to support software training. As public-facing screencasts for enterprise software, the standards had to be very high. That meant 1 single person couldn’t do everything; we needed a professional voice actor, a software SME, and someone from our team to take care of instructional design and editing. While we’ve certainly created many screencasts, I looked online for workflow best practices for creating high-quality screencasts with multiple resources.
Unfortunately, very little guidance and a lot of complaints were all that I could find. For this type of screencast you can’t wing it; having the SME record the video and then building a script around it just doesn’t work. And getting the voiceover work done prematurely, without proper planning, tends to mean rework. So what’s the best approach?
While it might not work for every situation, we’ve developed an approach to screencasting that generally works well for Uncanny Owl. Here are the steps we follow:
1. **Plan everything**. We start off by looking at the planned outcomes and objectives. What does the learner need to get out of the screencast? What’s the best way to achieve it using the software? This certainly requires a lot of collaboration with an SME and production of a draft script. We can have the software up on the screen and walk through exactly what the learner needs to see and how best to explain it.
2. **Record the video**. The SME does the actual interaction with the software while someone from our team observes the recording to do initial script reconciliation and verifying that the pace is appropriate. With 2-3 good takes, there’s typically enough video to perform a more detailed reconciliation and to tailer the script as needed. If anything needs to be recaptured, it can be done almost immediately. It may even help to have someone read the script while the SME is performing the activities.
3. **Finalize the script**. This needs to get as close as perfect as possible before it goes to the voice actor. Try recording it yourself and listen to it both with and without the video to make sure it flows well and is straightforward to learners.
4. **Record the audio track**. Since the voice talent may not have the video context to work with, include directional cues in the script as required.
5. **Put everything together**. Cut the audio up and add it to the video, syncing everything so it seems like the person interacting with the software is the same person speaking. Add or shorten the video as appropriate, and make sure any edits don’t hurt the pacing or cause problems with mouse movements. Once that’s all done, the screencast is ready for publishing!
That workflow has produced generally good results for us, but we’d love to hear your tips for better screencasts in the comments.
**Categories:** Learning
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### [How to Save Money on eLearning Projects](https://www.uncannyowl.com/save-money-elearning-projects/)
**Published:** April 3, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Sometimes the elearning solution you want costs more than you want to spend (or more than you can spend!). Balancing budget and scope is always a challenge, and the cost of elearning can vary widely depending on the context and requirements. According to a [2010 research report](https://www.slideshare.net/bchapman_utah/how-long-does-it-take-to-create-learning) by the Chapman Alliance, the cost of a 1-hour elearning course might average as little as $10k for a basic, linear course with static media to as much as $50k for a highly interactive and dynamic program. In this article, we’ll look at some ways to keep your project costs lower when you work with elearning vendors.
*Make sure your goals and objectives are clearly defined* before including any outside parties in an elearning project. What do you really need and what are the expected outcomes? Risk and unknowns are going to increase quote costs and potentially lead to expensive rework late in the project. The more you can define and prepare up front, the less you’ll need to spend.
*Keep everything as simple as possible*. Use animation and interactivity sparingly to improve knowledge transfer, not just to look good. Think about what really needs to be custom and what existing resources can be leveraged.
*Compile all of your subject material and organize it for easy hand-off*. This step can save a lot of time by eliminating expensive research and review cycles. Where material does exist, but may not be in a format suitable for easy incorporation into elearning, make improvements. Make everything as simple and straightforward for the vendor as possible (if they can see what will be provided up front to better assess their effort, they can lower the price accordingly).
*Reduce review and testing requirements*. Maybe 1 or 2 reviews with 3 people in a room is enough rather than 3 rounds with 6 people that’s conducted by email with updates in between. When it comes time to test the elearning, maybe testing on 3 platforms is enough with a handful of users rather than significant cross-platform testing and a large pilot group.
All of these ideas should help lower costs while not significantly changing the scope and outcomes of your project. Try doing whatever you can in-house and make the vendor experience as easy and straightforward as possible.
If you have any other tips, feel free to add them in the comments below!
**Categories:** Learning
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### [Looking for Compliance Training?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/looking-compliance-training/)
**Published:** February 21, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/compliance-training-elearning/)[Uncanny Owl](https://www.uncannyowl.com) can help! Compliance training is one of the highest-growth areas of workplace training and it increasingly needs to be about more than just checking off boxes. With a [recent survey](https://elearningindustry.com/early-results-2014-compliance-learning-communication-survey-results) finding that the frequency of compliance communications increased by 51%, and PwC reporting more scrutiny by regulators and auditors of program effectiveness, compliance training is on every company’s radar.
Our [new overview of compliance training](https://www.uncannyowl.com/compliance-training-elearning/ "Compliance Training eLearning") outlines some of the reasons that elearning solutions by Uncanny Owl are a great way to deliver elearning programs that reduce risk, costs and instances of non-compliance. More than just an easier way to track compliance training completion, our elearning programs let companies track performance trends and behaviours changes. They’re also fun and interactive!
To find out more about how we can help with your compliance training, [tell us about your project](https://www.uncannyowl.com/project-planner/ "Project Planner").
**Categories:** News
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### [What BYOD Means for eLearning](https://www.uncannyowl.com/byod-means-elearning/)
**Published:** February 20, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies are quickly gaining enterprise support and many elearning programs aren’t ready. In the past, elearning professionals could design and test for a handful of devices and be confident that their materials would work. That’s all changing. A 2013 Cisco study revealed that 9 in 10 Americans currently use their phones for work purposes, and 62% of companies planned to support BYOD officially by the end of 2013.
In a recent article on eLearning Industry, I reflected on the effect BYOD will have on elearning. Design and testing will require significantly more attention, and testing tools like [Sauce Labs](https://saucelabs.com/) and [eLearningQA](https://www.elearningqa.com) may soon become part of the elearning professional’s arsenal. Mobile and HTML5 will also figure heavily into BYOD elearning strategies.
To find out more, [check out the full article ](https://elearningindustry.com/what-byod-means-for-e-learning).
**Categories:** Learning
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### [First eLearning Project? Start Here](https://www.uncannyowl.com/first-elearning-project-start/)
**Published:** February 13, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
A lot of our website visitors come from Google and are looking into elearning for the first time. I’m sure it’s the same for many elearning companies; new clients find you because they need web-based training, but they don’t necessarily know what’s involved or how projects work. We really want people to know we’re a trusted partner that’s looking out for their best interests, so we decided to put together some guidance to help businesses tackle their first elearning projects.
To help businesses, Uncanny Owl now offers a free 7-day email course to introduce businesses to elearning projects. We don’t want to mislead businesses or sell services that don’t add significant value, so the email program we created is simply to help businesses make informed choices, whether it’s with us or with someone else. We cover whether or not elearning is the right choice, how to prepare for elearning, how to promote success, how to choose a vendor, how to manage implementations and how to measure outcomes.
If you’re a business interested in elearning, **sign up below** to learn more about elearning projects!
If you’re another vendor reading this blog and want to create something similar, we’re happy to provide some technical details. The sign-up form is integrated into a few pages on our website with custom code, but there are great plugins available if you have room in your sidebar. The form is linked to a Mailchimp list, which is where we set up Autoresponders to deliver staggered emails. The course content is all original; if you offer something similar, please don’t steal our lessons! 🙂
We hope you enjoy the course!
**Categories:** Learning, Marketing
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### [Migrating Manuals to iPads & Tablets - Part 1](https://www.uncannyowl.com/mobile-tabletipad-training-manuals-learning-guides-part-1/)
**Published:** February 10, 2014
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/photodune-2391761-computer-problem-xs.jpg)The request sounds simple enough: take paper-based training manuals and turn them into something that’s iPad-friendly. There are lots of iPad apps that support formats like Word, PDF and EPUB, so how difficult could it be? The problem is that very few apps provide all of the key benefits of going paperless, such as centralized syncing with offline viewing, version control, embedded audio and video, easy navigation and linked documents.
Here were the client’s requirements:
- a simple development workflow that avoided complicated and expensive authoring tools
- the ability to push out updated guides automatically
- offline viewing when no internet connection was available
- embedded videos
- links between guides
### First Attempt, First Failure
We started with a Word to Adobe Acrobat workflow. This lets authors create everything they need, publish to PDF and then add multimedia and hyperlinks in Acrobat with minimal training. To take care of automatic updates and offline syncing, we decided to use Dropbox. It pushes files out automatically when an internet connection is available and “favourite” files are available offline. Dropbox also supported embedded video (one of few PDF readers that did). Unfortunately, it didn’t support links between files, but that was identified as a non-critical requirement that we could work around.
This solution worked well until Dropbox released version 3.0 for iOS halfway through the project. Video capability was dropped. Where video used to be, a big white box now greeted users.
### The Solution
The Dropbox update meant we had to find a new solution. Luckily we discovered [Documents](https://readdle.com/products/documents/) by Readdle, which supported syncing with Dropbox, video in PDFs, and, surprisingly, links between documents. Syncing worked, video worked, updates worked, and best of all, the app was completely free. Our Word to Acrobat to Dropbox to Readdle Documents solution worked and was well received by the client.
Of course, some tradeoffs had to be made to keep things simple and cost-effective. Content updates can be challenging because they require republishing Word files and adding multimedia and hyperlinks in Acrobat again. Our client expects very infrequent updates, so it works for our needs, but might not work for other situations. Syncing is also a bit cumbersome in that the Documents app has to be open for the sync to happen; it’s not as simple as just having the iPad within wireless range for updates to be pulled down. Someone has to open the app.
After developing this solution, we were asked to create an alternative for iPads that will always have an internet connection. Stay tuned for our solution!
**Categories:** Learning
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### [Pitching eLearning to Small Businesses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/pitching-elearning-small-businesses/)
**Published:** February 7, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/small-business-elearning/)I’m still new to elearning consulting and marketing my business. My partner and I have a really broad set of skills, so we started off by saying we did “everything”, which of course meant that nobody knew what [Uncanny Owl](https://www.uncannyowl.com) did. Worse, our networks aren’t that big (I was at the same company for 9 years) and we quickly discovered that all of the big corporate projects we could do in our sleep weren’t interested in an unknown company with a small team. Forget Google; they only found companies through word of mouth and existing relationships. Of course, even though we knew that, we continued to pitch to the big companies in big company language because that’s all we knew.
That changed a few days ago. I went to my first networking workshop hosted by our regional chamber of commerce. My original plan was to make an appearance and find out what they do, knowing that there are very few big companies in the region and even fewer doing elearning. How much benefit could there really be in talking to small business owners? So I started the morning talking about what I thought I did (“I create online training for large corporate audiences”) and had some awkward discussions. But I kept talking to people, and I kept listening to figure out if there was a way I could help them.
As it turned out, there was. The small business owners I met shared some similar traits: they had a lot of expertise, they wanted to grow, and they were open to new ideas. Some of them actually offered training and coaching locally. Others had products or services that weren’t easy to understand. These were all problems that we could help with! We can sell expertise and make things simple with elearning. Our big local competitors weren’t targeting this market at all and, as luck would have it, we’re one of the few companies with a lot of expertise in learning platforms that integrate an LMS with WordPress, which many small companies use for their websites.
So I changed my pitch. And now we have a few leads, a few new contacts, and some new opportunities to pursue. We even have a [new services page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/small-business-elearning/ "Small Business eLearning") to try to reach out to this market (we’re still tweaking it!). The projects and budgets may not be as big, but it’s an interesting market that not many elearning companies seem to be targeting.
Of course, maybe the other elearning companies know something that we don’t. We’re just hoping it’s the other way around.
**Categories:** Lean Startup, Learning
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### [Improving eLearning Usability](https://www.uncannyowl.com/improving-elearning-usability/)
**Published:** February 6, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
*[](https://www.elearningqa.com)What makes people want to use your elearning? How do you remove barriers to learning and make your programs accessible?*
I recently examined these and other questions in an article on elearning usability published by trainingindustry.com. It’s available online at .
It isn’t hard (or expensive) to make your elearning easy to use and engaging, but it is something that needs to be planned. Good elearning should consider the quality of the learning, the quality of teaching, the quality of the learning environment and the quality of interaction. If you create elearning that’s strong in all of those areas and is relevant, learners will get more out of it. Your learner’s time is valuable and should be spent learning the subject matter, not your system.
Testing for usability issues in elearning should also be on every learning professional’s radar. This is not something you and your team can do yourselves; you’re too close to the project, as are your other key stakeholders. Get testers who are representative of the audience, plan your testing, and make sure you observe rather than coach. For professional help with elearning usability testing, take a look at [eLearningQA.com](https://www.elearningqa.com).
**Categories:** Learning
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### [Cloud LMS Security](https://www.uncannyowl.com/cloud-lms-security/)
**Published:** January 22, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Depositphotos_38032291_xl.jpg)Thinking about using a cloud LMS? They’re convenient, easy to maintain and scalable. But how safe are they?
I recently wrote an article for eLearning Industry about the security practices of cloud LMS vendors. What I found wasn’t particularly reassuring. With few exceptions, cloud LMS providers don’t perform security audits, they don’t deliver your data over secure connections exclusively and they store all of your personal and learner data (except passwords) in plain text.
Using a cloud LMS product carries additional risk if you care about where your data is stored. One of our recent projects included a requirement that data not be stored in the U.S. Since all cloud LMS providers seem to host in the U.S., we couldn’t use any of them! Moreover, most providers use Content Delivery Networks to provide a better experience, which means they use servers close to your users to deliver your courseware and, as a result, your learning is potentially stored in dozens of countries.
When you’re shopping for a cloud LMS solution, make sure you do your homework and ask lots of questions. Are their security practices aligned with your expectations? Your clients trust you with their information; make sure you can put just as much trust in your LMS.
Check out the original article here:
**Categories:** Learning
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### [For Discussion: eLearning Pre-Launch Testing](https://www.uncannyowl.com/elearning-launch-testing/)
**Published:** January 12, 2014
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
I need your help. I’m trying to get an idea of what elearning professionals are doing with regard to prelaunch testing. More companies are adopting Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) environments and making their learning more accessible, some by using cloud LM
S products rather than hiding their learning behind firewalls and gateways that make learning painful. This should mean that learning is more vulnerable technically, since it’s harder to deliver the same experience across platforms and external servers can’t be as tightly controlled. But is it a problem? Are companies running into more technicals problems when launching to large audiences?
I’ve never seen a big interest in (or budget for) significant technical testing of learning products. Developers might click around from a few browsers, or recruit a handful of users to test, but it’s hardly realistic when it’s a small group of testers (and platforms) doing manual testing. Moreover, with the increase in HTML5 over Flash for rich elearning output, layout and rendering issues should be on the rise
because each browser handles things a bit differently.
Tell me about your experiences and expectations in the comments. Does elearning need more performance and compatibility testing? How are you working it into your workflow, and what tools are you using to give your stakeholders more reassurance?
Thanks for your feedback!
**Categories:** Learning
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### [Free Tools for Learning & Training Professionals](https://www.uncannyowl.com/free-tools-learning-training-professionals/)
**Published:** December 19, 2013
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/Screenshot_12_19_2013__1_58_PM.png)If you work in training, make sure you check out the free tools posted on our [Free Learning Tools](https://www.uncannyowl.com/free-learning-tools/ "Free Tools") page. No-one should have to waste time creating common tools, so we did the work and made a few of the forms we use available to everyone. They’re all posted as Microsoft Word files, so you’re welcome to do whatever you want with them. You even have our blessing to remove the Uncanny Owl branding!
Our [Evaluation Form for In-Class Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/tools/uncanny_owl-classroom_course_evaluation.docx) helps trainers assess Level 1 learning for programs delivered in the classroom. It can be quickly adapted to captured feedback on course content and the facilitator from your audience.
The [Evaluation Form for Online Course](https://www.uncannyowl.com/tools/uncanny_owl-online_course_evaluation.docx) captures reaction scores for training developed online. This can be used for capturing feedback on course content and the approach to elearning.
Our [Venue Selection Form](https://www.uncannyowl.com/tools/uncanny_owl-venue_selection_form.docx) helps people choose the best location for hosting training sessions. With this form you’ll never have to worry about overlooking an important selection detail or having insufficient data to back up your venue choices.
Right now we have 3 forms available but we expect to add more in the near future. We hope you find them useful!
**Categories:** Learning
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### [How We Created Grade Hacks](https://www.uncannyowl.com/created-grade-hacks/)
**Published:** December 11, 2013
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
[](https://www.gradehacks.com)Now that [Grade Hacks](https://www.gradehacks.com) is live, we’re excited to tell you more about what went into it. It wasn’t easy setting up a learning platform that lets us deliver engaging courseware at negligible monthly cost!
Grade Hacks is built on WordPress. Cost and ease of maintenance were certainly big considerations as a bootstrapped venture, and we wanted to do as much work in-house as possible (at the time of writing, Uncanny Owl did all of the Grade Hacks work independently). Since Grade Hacks is a paid course, we used Woo Commerce to handle payment processing. [LearnDash](https://www.learndash.com) is the Learning Management System behind Grade Hacks. No WordPress LMS could do everything we wanted, but LearnDash came closest and Justin (the creator) was a big help when we ran into issues. We also tried Sensei but it didn’t have the functionality we needed and the Woo Themes support team wasn’t responsive enough.
Of course, WordPress, Woo Commerce and LearnDash weren’t enough on their own to create the platform that we wanted Grade Hacks to be. We turned to WordPress plugins (over 40 of them!) for things like analytics, achievements, permissions, profiles, email, spam, performance, gift certificates, and much, much more. And even then we had to customize some of the code to make everything cooperate. Updates can be a bit tense!
For the courseware, we needed an authoring tool that we could use to quickly build interactive and engaging material. We selected Articulate Storyline for most of the courseware and used assets from [eLearning Brothers](https://library.elearningtemplates.com) and several stock photo sites. By using templates and applying lesson models, we were able to build the elearning materials quite quickly.
Grade Hacks is mostly served from a dedicated server here in Canada. To improve performance for visitors, especially those outside of North America, we use MaxCDN, a Content Distribution Network with peering partners all over the world, to serve many of the static files. This approaches ensures that everyone has a great experience while using Grade Hacks.
Best of all, we created Grade Hacks in under 3 months on almost no budget. Platform, courseware, downloads, calculators, screencasts, everything. We spent a few hundred dollars on tools and assets, and our only ongoing cost is the price of hosting. If 2 people at Uncanny Owl can create a large-scale elearning program and the technology to drive it in under 3 months while working on other projects, *imagine what we can do for your company*. [Contact us today](https://www.uncannyowl.com/project-planner/ "Project Planner") so we can tell you!
**Categories:** Lean Startup
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### [Introducing Grade Hacks](https://www.uncannyowl.com/introducing-grade-hacks/)
**Published:** November 21, 2013
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
[](https://www.gradehacks.com)
Uncanny Owl’s first product, [Grade Hacks](https://www.gradehacks.com), went live this morning. Our experience suggested that schools focused too much on teaching information rather than teaching students how to learn and succeed, so we created Grade Hacks to address this learning gap. Using interactive e-learning lessons, videos, downloadable tools, calculators, progress tracking and much more, we’ve created an engaging learning platform to help high school, college and university students reach their academic potential.
We’re offering Grade Hacks at a special introductory price of only $25 until December 31, 2013. Check out the [free trial](https://www.gradehacks.com/register/) to see what Uncanny Owl can do with e-learning. Everything – from platform integration to content development and tool programming – were performed in-house by Uncanny Owl.
**Categories:** Lean Startup, News
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### [When "Minimum" Trumps "Viable" - Risks of the MVP](https://www.uncannyowl.com/when-minimum-trumps-viable-risks-of-the-mvp/)
**Published:** August 21, 2013
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
[Uncanny Owl](https://www.uncannyowl.com) is working on several new projects, and as a small startup, the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) model certainly has appeal. By creating and launching a basic product, companies are able to assess market interest, leverage the community to shape its future into something marketable, and minimize their risk exposure. It’s an inexpensive way to test new ideas and make sure you’re on the right track.
Unfortunately, what we’re finding is that companies are overlooking the “viable” part of the equation. The “minimum” part is certainly important to limit risk exposure and test ideas early on, but if the product doesn’t focus on the “viable” piece too, you’re going to alienate your customers and potentially kill your product while it’s still in its infancy.
Without naming names (since we’re clients and want to develop industry relationships), we’ve noticed this a lot lately in the learning-related products we’re using. We’ll buy products with interesting feature sets, only to install them and find out they’re not working as expected or are missing key components that make the tools useless. When we follow up, we’ll get answers about how what we need is coming next month or it’s on the roadmap but there’s no ETA. It’s extraordinarily frustrating to be caught up in someone else’s MVP and only realize it’s an extremely limited MVP after cash has changed hands.
We discovered the same thing recently when we tried to standardize on a mail client for Mac. We gave Airmail a try first. Sure, we understood it was new, but it wouldn’t go up in the app store and get decent reviews if it was broken, right? Only after using it for a few weeks did we realize just how broken it is. Random crashes, disappearing emails, missing basic functionality in all other clients, etc. Weekly updates on their website with change logs for new betas further confirmed that the product just wasn’t production-ready. Rather than a loyal, engaged client who got in at the ground floor, we’re just a frustrated – and likely former – product user.
If the games market is a signal of what’s to come in the enterprise, a lot of businesses are in trouble. Until recently, game companies would give time-limited betas of their products away to get customer feedback and iron out bugs before launch. It was win-win: companies got valuable feedback and real-world data, and gamers got to try out the latest and greatest at no cost. Now, however, game companies (especially indie developers) are getting away with charging launch prices for customers to play around with alpha products. People are expected to pay for early access to broken, incomplete games that may be years away from launch, if they even get to that point. The scary thing is that the model has traction. What happens when more companies start adopting the model and releasing broken software is the new norm? After all, apparently everything is online and patches trump pre-launch QA.
If you’re a developer, please consider waiting until your products actually work before launching – broken products are only going to annoy your early users, and they tend to be the most vocal and have the most potential to help your product succeed. Give careful thought to whether the earlier cash flow is really worth risking your product’s long-term viability.
**Categories:** Lean Startup
**Tags:** lean startup, minimum viable product, mvp
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### [Captcha is the thermal port on Yahoo's Death Star](https://www.uncannyowl.com/captcha-is-the-thermal-port-on-yahoos-death-star/)
**Published:** August 17, 2013
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Yahoo’s captcha system is broken. Horrendously, tragically broken. Today, my colleague (who holds a Master’s degree) tried to sign up for a Yahoo/Flickr account. On the last page of the registration process, he ran into a captcha. After about five attempts to successfully enter the code, he started to laugh and called me over. But since I’ve only got a Bachelor’s degree, I wasn’t much help. We would both stare at the image, try listening to the horrendously garbled audio rendition, discuss the possibilities, then submit our best guess. Unfortunately, even with both of us straining our visual cortexes to their breaking points, it took us five more tries to finally get it right…10 attempts total. How many people would have given up before making 10 attempts at a captcha? I’ll give you a hint: Probably the same number of people that choose Google search over Yahoo.
I decided to go back later to try again because I really believed a company like Yahoo couldn’t screw up their registration process – something that is so vitally important to their survival. The first time must have been a fluke. Here’s what happened:
First Attempt:
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/attempt1.png)
Looking good? No, “Please try this code instead”:
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/attempt2.png)
Okay, this time I must have it right. Nope! Wrong again!
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/attempt3.png)
What could this possibly be if not 3G46czFpy? Nope.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/attempt4.png)
This one looks like a sure thing. Right? Wrong again.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/attempt5.png)
Fifth time’s a charm? YES!! An improvement of 50% over our first attempts.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/done.png)
If someone can tell me what I should have entered those first 4 times to have gotten it right, please leave a message in the comments.
There are a few key lessons here:
- Test everything.
- User registration is important. Don’t screw it up.
- Even big companies sometimes fall over little (but very important) things.
- Don’t make it hard for someone to be your customer.
Hopefully Yahoo recognizes the importance of this issue and fixes it ASAP. Their users, employees and shareholders are counting on them.
**Categories:** Marketing
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### [An Experiment in Guest Blogging](https://www.uncannyowl.com/an-experiment-in-guest-blogging/)
**Published:** July 29, 2013
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Last week I decided to write an article on e-learning and see if a popular e-learning news source might be interested in publishing it. Even if it didn’t work out, I thought I might be able to get some feedback and insight on how guest blogging worked. And if it was accepted, maybe we’d get a little more traffic and recognition for Uncanny Owl.
Because it was just an experiment, I didn’t put much work into the article. This may have been a mistake, because the article ended up taking off and getting a lot of unexpected attention. Viewed by over 1500 people in the industry, shared over 125 times on social networks, and heralded by the site editor as one of the most exciting things he’d seen for months, the response was overwhelming. It’s kind of exciting to see industry heavyweights cite your work.
The experiment was undeniably a success. We’ve had almost 50 visitors check out our website as a direct result of the article, we’ve established more expertise and the quality backlinks will help our search engine placement. I guess it also means we need to write more… Any suggestions for new topics?
If you want to check the article out, it’s available here: . It’s admittedly rough, but now we’re better prepared for next time.
**Update**: My second attempt at an article had similar results and is available here: [Positive Feedback – Lessons from a 2-Year-Old](https://elearningindustry.com/positive-feedback-%E2%80%93-lessons-from-a-2-year-old).
**Categories:** Lean Startup
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### [Finding the Right Tools](https://www.uncannyowl.com/finding-the-right-tools/)
**Published:** July 22, 2013
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
We’re still on the hunt for the right tools for the right workflow – and we’re failing miserably. With so many SAAS products on the market today, it should be easy to find something that fits our needs, right?
Surprisingly, we’re struggling. We’ve spent the better part of 2 days looking for the right tool to manage client projects. It shouldn’t be that hard, right? Set up some tasks, organize them into a project, distinguish between billable and non-billable hours, track time, invoice clients, and maybe even give clients access to see what’s going on. But apparently nobody can get it quite right, and to find out what’s missing, these services need me to give them credit card info just to check out their products in more detail.
So what have we found? A supposedly great project management tool doesn’t handle time tracking. Task managers don’t allow planning future tasks, and forget about durations, dependencies and non-billable time. Easy invoicing built in? Not if you’re in Canada. Another seemingly great tool won’t let us see all of our tasks at a glance – we have to drill down into 5 potential projects to figure out what’s going on at the company level.
All of the niche products showing up now are also relying on “integrations” to fill in the gaps with their offerings. Rather than offer a complete product, we’ll let you hook up your XYZ subscription which does a great job! So instead of finding one complete service, we’re paying hundreds a month for lots of little incomplete services and still winding up with gaps. Is this really the future of SAAS? And why isn’t anyone doing project management in a way that fits our needs? Yes, we’ve checked out Basecamp, Harvest, Copper, Planscope, Toggl, Copper, Tempo, MinuteDock – you name it.
**Categories:** Lean Startup
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### [Offline Learning and the LMS](https://www.uncannyowl.com/offline-learning-and-the-lms/)
**Published:** July 5, 2013
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
[Uncanny Owl](https://www.uncannyowl.com) recently completed a project that required redesigning the interface for an offline iPad application that captures test data. It used Filemaker desktop and mobile applications to track test scores without any kind of network access for eventual consolidation and reporting. It did the job, but it wasn’t intuitive, it didn’t integrate with other learning data, and ongoing maintenance could be difficult.
While outside of our scope, we did a little digging into possible alternatives for this type of scenario. It turns out that there really aren’t a lot of tools that support offline data capture for eventual upload into an LMS! The Tin Can API looks promising, but there are very few LMS options and authoring tools that support it, and those that do are very expensive (particularly for the capture of modular test data). There are HTML5 possibilities too, but they would require some customization to get data into an LMS.
With all the interest in mobile learning, where are the tools that support offline learning? Yes, maybe something like Storyline could work, but 1 assessment question per screen is a big limitation for our scenario. What tools are you using to support offline learning on iPads?
**Categories:** Learning
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### [Hypothesis Testing - Finding Participants](https://www.uncannyowl.com/hypothesis-testing-finding-participants/)
**Published:** July 5, 2013
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Further to the [last Uncanny Owl post](https://www.uncannyowl.com/hypothesis-testing-a-lesson-in-hacking-2/ "Hypothesis Testing – A Lesson in Hacking"), we’re finding it more difficult than expected to get certain groups to complete our surveys. We’re trying to collect data for our Canada Translates project, and to do that we need feedback from 2 groups – translators and businesses that need translation. Finding translators was easy. We just found a board that’s used by translators, posted a compelling offer, and waited for the responses to trickle in. That part was pretty easy.
But where do you find random people who need translation? We’ve tried Google ads, our networks, targeted landing pages and more, but we’re still not getting submissions. Here’s one of the pages that’s not attracting interest or converting: [www.canadatranslates.ca/canadian-translation/](https://www.canadatranslates.ca/canadian-translation/). How can we improve our participation rate?
On a related note, here’s an important lesson that we learned: Be very careful with Google’s “Broad Match” option in adwords. The scope was far too broad to be of any use and we spent more on advertising than we should have. Multiple, targeted ads were much more effective.
**Categories:** Lean Startup
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### [Hypothesis Testing - A Lesson in Hacking](https://www.uncannyowl.com/hypothesis-testing-a-lesson-in-hacking-2/)
**Published:** July 1, 2013
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Last week we recovered from a catastrophic data loss with one of our hosting providers. This week some of our hypothesis testing attracted the interest of a rather clever script kiddy looking to mine Amazon gift cards. We’re having lots of fun online. 🙂
We’re currently trying to get feedback from translation customers and providers over at [www.canadatranslates.ca](https://www.canadatranslates.ca "Canada Translates"). To do that, we’ve got some links and ads directing potential clients to surveys to collect some of the data we need to validate our business model. As an incentive to participate, we offered professional translators $5 gift cards to complete a 5-minute survey. A few people participated the first day the site went live but it wasn’t popular.
Overnight on the second day, 40 surveys trickled in. This was pretty shocking – how did we go from 1 every 8 hours to 6 per hour? I looked closer and the submissions didn’t make sense. Values weren’t aligned with what we expected, email addresses didn’t match names, submission times weren’t too far apart… the data was just too suspicious. I took everything down while I investigated. Whoever tried to mine the gift cards did a pretty good job of trying to make the submissions look legit. Entries came from Canadian IP addresses from different parts of the country, and unique Canadian addresses accompanied each submission. After adding a captcha and some mandatory fields that required valid text input, I broke our visitor’s script and made it easier to identify false entries. It was a pretty annoying less to learn though, and I had to manually clear out all the bad data from our records.
**Lessons Learned**
For our next surveys, he’s what we’ll watch more carefully:
- Make several text fields mandatory that require unique submissions and at least a sentence or 2 of text
- Include a captcha
- Block multiple entries from a single IP address
Luckily our survey was small and we had few submissions. If our work was more popular, our guest’s interference would have cost us $200 PLUS made our research data invalid.
**Categories:** Lean Startup
---
### [Hello World](https://www.uncannyowl.com/hello-world-2/)
**Published:** July 1, 2013
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Welcome to Uncanny Owl’s official blog! This is where we’ll informally talk about some of the things we’re working on and some of the things we’re learning. It’s also where we’ll ask for help from you.
**Categories:** Lean Startup
---
## Pages
### [WordPress eLearning, LearnDash and Automator Plugin Development Experts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/)
**Published:** September 19, 2017
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
# Top-Rated eLearning and Automation Plugins for WordPress
80,000+ websites and organizations trust Uncanny Owl plugins to grow their business.
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## Industry-standard addons for LearnDash and beyond
#### All Access Pass
Get the #1 plugin suite for LearnDash. Includes all of our powerful eLearning addons so you can get the most out of your LearnDash site.
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#### Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
Get 30+ powerful Pro modules for LearnDash sites that extend the free Toolkit, including autocomplete lessons and topics, import users, learner transcripts, enhanced course grid, simple course timer and much more..
[Explore Toolkit Pro](/downloads/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro/)
#### Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
Add advanced drilldown reports for LearnDash available on the front or back end. Upload content like Storyline, Rise, and iSpring and get detailed tracking of SCORM and xAPI activity.
[Explore Tin Canny](/downloads/tin-canny-reporting/)
#### Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
Empower Group Leaders to manage their own groups. Customize their access, sell group seats, and streamline LearnDash Group management.
[Explore Groups](/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/)
#### Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
Award and manage continuing education credits for your courses. Issue certificates for multiple course completions. Perfect for professional development programs.
[Explore Continuing Education](/downloads/uncanny-continuing-education-credits/)
#### Uncanny Codes for WordPress
Easily manage enrollment with access codes. Sell or distribute them to unlock LearnDash courses and groups—plus, unlock more possibilities with Uncanny Automator.
[Explore Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-codes/)
#### Uncanny Automator
The no-code automation plugin that connects your WordPress plugins, sites, and apps. Create powerful workflows without writing a single line of code—so your tools work together, and you can focus on growth.
[Explore Automator](https://automatorplugin.com/)
###### testimonials
## Trusted by over 80,000 users
##### Neil Atwood
Safe Ministry Check
Since setting up our highly customised Learndash site some 3+ years ago, we have been steadily working to make things easier for our end users AND streamline the administration of the site. In particular, removing as much of the manual, hands-on processing that our particular needs generated. Uncanny plugins have been a huge part of achieving this. The Toolkit, Groups and Codes plugins along with the brilliant Automator have been a key to us succeeding in these goals. We find the code highly reliable, the support excellent and the functionality very well targeted. Aside from our own developer, Uncanny are our favourite resource in helping make our LD site the success it is.
##### Todd Berntson
Director, Fretboard Biology
The signs of a great company are superior products and responsive support. My experience with Uncanny Owl has been both. Their Toolkit Pro plugin for LearnDash has a very sophisticated group of tools that are extremely well thought-out and useful. The capabilities that the plugin provides are certainly worth the money, but what makes this a no-brainer is how quick and responsive the company is to questions or concerns. I have contacted them twice and had a reply in less than 15 minutes. Great products and a great company. Highly recommended.
## The Uncanny Way
We believe in empowering educators and businesses to create world-class online learning experiences **without technical barriers**. Our approach combines powerful features with intuitive design. We understand that effective eLearning isn’t just about content—it’s about **creating engaging, accessible**, and **measurable** learning experiences that drive **real results**.
Whether you’re building your first online course or managing a complex learning environment for thousands of users, our solutions are designed to grow with you.
###### Need Help?
## Frequently Asked Questions
Who should use Uncanny Owl plugins?
Uncanny Owl plugins are perfect for business owners, site admins, agencies and anyone else looking to expand the capabilities of LearnDash or their eLearning site and save time and money with no-code automation and AI.
Why should I choose Uncanny Owl plugins for my site?
The eLearning addon market is full of plugins that make big promises but have little to no support or have been abandoned by their creators, leading to wasted time and frustrated customers. Uncanny Owl has been in business since 2013, and we’re not going anywhere.
Do I need coding skills to use Uncanny Owl plugins?
No, you do not need coding skills to use any Uncanny Owl plugins. In fact, Uncanny Automator is often used to replace code by connecting WordPress plugins, sites, and apps with a powerful no-code automation builder.
Can I use Uncanny Owl plugins on client sites?
Yes, you can use Uncanny Owl plugins on client sites and in fact many customers do. Our Agency license is a cost-effective solution for agencies building robust eLearning sites for their clients.
###### BLOG
## Uncanny News
[ ](https://www.uncannyowl.com/the-10-best-learndash-plugins-for-2026/)
#### [The 10 Best LearnDash Plugins for 2026](https://www.uncannyowl.com/the-10-best-learndash-plugins-for-2026/)
[ ](https://www.uncannyowl.com/how-to-create-an-online-course-in-wordpress/)
#### [How to Create an Online Course In WordPress: A Practical Walkthrough](https://www.uncannyowl.com/how-to-create-an-online-course-in-wordpress/)
[ ](https://www.uncannyowl.com/10-years-of-the-uncanny-toolkit-a-decade-of-learndash-innovation/)
#### [10 Years of the Uncanny Toolkit: A Decade of LearnDash Innovation](https://www.uncannyowl.com/10-years-of-the-uncanny-toolkit-a-decade-of-learndash-innovation/)
---
### [Consulting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/consulting/)
**Published:** February 20, 2026
**Author:** Daniela Rodriguez
**Content:**
###### Custom LearnDash Development by LearnDash Experts
# Why LearnDash?
We love WordPress and LearnDash for the flexibility and openness of the platform, and that’s why we’ve invested very heavily in it. Businesses choose LearnDash over cloud and other LMS solutions for these reasons:
#### You own everything.
The data, the code—you control it all. Try finding that with a cloud LMS.
#### No per-seat costs
Whether it’s 10 learners or 100,000, costs don’t change
#### Extensibility
Need something custom? WordPress’ open development ecosystem makes any feature or integration possible.
#### Portability and scalability
You’re never locked in to another company’s decisions, so you can customize and scale your LearnDash site on your own terms.
#### Flexibility
The thriving LearnDash add-on community means that adding new features can take as little as a few clicks.
#### Simplicity
Learners get an intuitive experience that looks great.
#### Very low total cost of ownership
Easily manage your costs by investing in optimizations that save money now and in the long term.
###### THE RIGHT EXPERTISE AT THE RIGHT TIME
## Why hire a LearnDash expert?
Why hiring a LearnDash expert is the right move for many business owners.
While experts set up your site, you can focus on growing your business.
LearnDash is a fantastic WordPress LMS plugin, but delivering the right learner experience can be hard work. There’s no manual for connecting all of your plugins together, and sometimes getting things just right requires the help of a trusted expert. Over the course of our history, Uncanny Owl has built many LearnDash sites for clients that range from solopreneurs to business with thousands of customers and tens of thousands of users.
Over the years we’ve shifted our focus to building out our plugins, but we realize that customers sometimes still need the help of a LearnDash expert. That’s why we’ve partnered with Tangible Inc, a highly accomplished LearnDash consulting agency, to help LearnDash site owners create the perfect elearning website for your business. With over 400 clients and a team of over 30 LearnDash experts, Tangible has years of experience delivering successful LearnDash projects of all sizes.
###### BUILD EXACTLY WHAT YOUR ORGANIZATION NEEDS
## LearnDash Development
As an open source platform, the sky is the limit for a LearnDash site. Unlike cloud LMS products, where everything is locked down and customization is impossible, LearnDash sites can leverage the tens of thousands of plugins in the WordPress ecosystem to create the perfect, custom experience. And when that’s not enough, [Tangible’s team of LearnDash experts](https://teamtangible.com/uncanny-owl-learndash-development/) is ready to fill in the gaps. Here’s a small sample of what Tangible can help you deliver:
Complete LearnDash websites, from concept to ongoing support and growth
Custom LearnDash dashboards
LearnDash integrations with WordPress plugins and non-WordPress apps
SCORM and xAPI module support
Custom LearnDash reports
Enterprise-grade scaling and performance enhancements
Personalized learning paths
Integration of blended learning and live events
E-commerce and membership support
CRM and marketing automation integration
Course design and development
B2B sales and group management
Custom plugin development
Extensions for Uncanny Owl plugins
### Plan your LearnDash Project
Uncanny Owl has partnered with Tangible Inc to deliver custom LearnDash development and consulting services. Tangible’s friendly team of LearnDash experts will be able to guide you to making the best decisions for your LMS.
[Discover Tangible’s LearnDash expertise!](https://teamtangible.com/uncanny-owl-learndash-development/?ref=uo)
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### [Manage email preferences](https://www.uncannyowl.com/manage-email-preferences/)
**Published:** May 20, 2026
**Author:** Daniela Rodriguez
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### [Checkout](https://www.uncannyowl.com/checkout/)
**Published:** January 16, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
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### [Plugin Hooks](https://www.uncannyowl.com/plugin-hooks/)
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### [Affiliate Area](https://www.uncannyowl.com/affiliate-area/)
**Published:** August 1, 2016
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### [Plugin Feedback](https://www.uncannyowl.com/request-plugin-feature/)
**Published:** November 3, 2017
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
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### [About](https://www.uncannyowl.com/about/)
**Published:** March 17, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
###### ABOUT US
# Smart plugins for growing sites and businesses
## The Uncanny Way
We believe in empowering educators and businesses to create world-class online learning experiences **without technical barriers.** Our approach combines powerful features with intuitive design. We understand that effective eLearning isn’t just about content—it’s about creating **engaging, accessible,** and **measurable** learning experiences that drive real results.
Whether you’re building your first online course or managing a complex learning environment for thousands of users, our solutions are designed to grow with you.
###### Our Process
## A proven process for business owners and site admins
#### Quick Setup
User-friendly wizards get you running with core features in minutes
#### Flexible Configuration
Highly configurable to meet your specific requirements
#### No-Code Extendability
Easily connect learning activities to other plugins and apps
#### Continuous Updates
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#### World-Class Support
We’re there to help every step of the way
###### Our Values
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#### People First
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#### Simplicity & Efficiency
Powerful functionality doesn’t need to be complicated
#### Customer Success
We win when our customers win
#### Attention To Detail
The small things matter when striving for excellence
#### Maximizing Our Impact
Focusing on what truly matters
###### Meet the Makers
## Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, our team hails from all over the world
### Ken
Co-founder, and CEO
Toronto, Canada
Ken leads innovation and product direction at Uncanny. With over a decade of WordPress experience, he’s passionate about building awesome products that delight customers.
### Saad
Engineering Manager
Toronto, Canada
A diverse programmer, Saad manages our globally distributed engineering team. He also works tirelessly to optimize our devops pipelines to keep development running smoothly.
### Agus
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Bogota, Colombia
Agustin is obsessed with UI and enamored by the evolution of front-end development. Agustin creates our intuitive learner interfaces and pixel-perfect designs.
### Anastasia
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Nastia helps grow our community of affiliates and builds nurturing relationships with our many partners.
### Brendan
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Brendan Da Costa is a WordPress content writer with a Shakespearean-level gift of gab (his words, not ours). He left a successful career in economics to pursue his passion for writing and discovered the wonderful world of WordPress while building his own website to showcase his work.
### Curt
Software Engineer
Kincardine, Canada
Curt is a full stack developer that has been working with WordPress since Version 3.0.
He enjoys collaboration and solving difficult problems, with a passion for UI and API integrations. Loves to delete code almost as much as writing it.
### Dani
Growth Operations Specialist
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Dani keeps our growth operations running smoothly—shipping website updates on schedule, continuously refining processes to reduce errors, and fixing issues before they become problems. She also builds high-impact pages, popups, and reusable email templates that improve conversion and help the team work more efficiently.
### David
Support Specialist
Peterborough, Canada
David knows our plugins and platforms inside out, supporting clients as they launch world-class eLearning platforms. David keeps our plugins issue-free and client sites operational 24×7.
### Fariha
Operations Coordinator
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Fariha “wears many hats”, including coordinating support issues, scoping new integrations, QA’ing new functionality, and even some front-end development.
### Joseph
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Joseph is a senior engineer at Uncanny Owl focused on building production-grade automation and AI systems for WordPress at scale. An NVIDIA Certified LLM Engineer, he specializes in clean architecture, complex automation logic, and AI-driven tooling often tackling the team’s hardest technical problems and customer issues.
### Kimberly
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From account management and bookkeeping to eLearning development, Kim wears many hats for Uncanny Owl. Formerly an Operations Manager for a fund company, Kimberly’s business background helps keep Uncanny Owl on track.
### Manal
Support Coordinator
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Manal helps ensure our support team continues to get accolades for prompt, thorough issue resolution that goes above and beyond. She also helps with QA, ensuring new functionality is throroughly tested.
### Muneeb
Software Engineer
Dubai, U.A.E.
Muneeb is a WordPress Developer with a wide range of expertise. Our eLearning and xAPI/SCORM wizard, he enjoys architecting elegant solutions to challenging problems. he enjoys traveling and spending time with his family.
### Rohan
Support Specialist
Helsinki, Finland
With a background software development, Rohan likes working with customers and solving their technical issues. He also handles support workflows and documentation. Outside of work, he enjoys playing and watching football and chess.
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“Uncanny Owl’s suite of plugins are natural companions to LearnDash. Useful, well coded, and well thought out; there is not a team out there making better add-ons. Support is fast, detailed, and solution oriented. Choosing UO is a no-brainer.”
##### James Morris
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### [Request a Feature](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/request-a-feature/)
**Published:** November 3, 2017
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### [Contact us](https://www.uncannyowl.com/contact-us/)
**Published:** February 25, 2016
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### Contact us
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If you’re already a customer, the fastest way to get help is through our support ticketing system.
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### [Knowledge Base Archive](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/)
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- [Manage Your Subscription](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-your-subscription/)
- [Update Your Credit Card or Change Your Payment Method](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/update-your-credit-card-or-change-your-payment-method/)
- [Change the Email Address Associated With Your Account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/change-the-email-address-associated-with-your-account/)
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- [Generate an Invoice For Your Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generate-an-invoice-for-your-purchase/)
- [Renew Your License](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/renew-your-license/)
- [Upgrade or Downgrade Your License](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-or-downgrade-your-license/)
- [Transfer Your Plugin License to Another Domain](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/transfer-your-plugin-license-to-another-domain/)
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System related Messsage
This knowledge base article might contain some helpful information:
- [Install the Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-pro-for-learndash/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Gravity Form Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/gravity-forms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Quiz Results Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics-quiz-results-page/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics when Quiz is Graded](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics-when-quiz-is-graded/)
- [Days Until Course Expiry](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/days-until-course-expiry/)
- [Drip Lessons by LearnDash Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-lessons-by-ldgroup/)
- [Duplicate Pages & Posts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/duplicate-pages-posts/)
- [Enhanced Course Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-course-grid/)
- [Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-lessontopic-grid/)
- [Import Users](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/import-learndash-users/)
- [Improved Group Leader Interface](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-access/)
- [Course Dashboard](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-course-dashboard/)
- [Certificate Preview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/certificate-preview/)
- [Email Course Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-course-certificates-email/)
- [Email Quiz Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-quiz-certificates-by-email/)
- [Group Expiration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-expiration/)
- [Group Login Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-login-redirect/)
- [Group Logo/List](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ld-group-logo-list/)
- [Group Registration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-sign-up/)
- [Lazy Loading Course Navigation](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/lazy-loading-course-navigation/)
- [Learner Transcript](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learner-transcript/)
- [Lesson/Topic/Quiz Table Colors](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-table-colors/)
- [Reset Progress Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-reset/)
- [Sample Lesson Label](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sample-lesson-label/)
- [Simple Course Timer](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/simple-course-timer/)
The question I have is related to:— Select Choice —Plugin installation/activationSCORM/xAPI statement trackingSCORM/xAPI resume/bookmarkingUploading modulesReportsSomething else
These knowledge base articles may contain some helpful information:
- [Install the Tin Canny Reporting Plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tincanny-installation-setup/)
- [Setting up Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/protecting-sharing-content-tin-canny/)
- [Supported Authoring Tools](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/authoring-tools-supported/)
- [Site Compatibility Check](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/site-check/)
- [Captivate Authoring Tips](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/captivate-authoring-tips/)
- [iSpring Authoring Tips](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ispring-authoring-tips/)
- [Storyline Authoring Tips](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/storyline-authoring-tips/)
- [Supported Authoring Tools](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/authoring-tools-supported/)
- [Tin Canny Uploader](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/storyline-captivate-uploader/)
- [Managing eLearning Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/managing-elearning-content/)
- [Course Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/course-report/)
- [User Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-report/)
- [Tin Can Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-can-report/)
- [xAPI Quiz Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/xapi-quiz-report/)
- [Front End Course/User Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-reports/)
- [Front End Quiz Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-quiz-reports/)
The question I have is related to:— Select Choice —Front-end group managementFront-end group reportsSelling group accessGroup registrationFront-end group creationSomething else
These knowledge base articles may contain some helpful information:
- [Set up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/)
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/)
- [Front End Essay Question Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-essay-question-management/)
- [Front End LearnDash Assignment Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-assignment-management/)
- [Front End LearnDash Group Creation](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-group-creation/)
- [Using the Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/)
- [Manage Learner Progress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-learner-progress/)
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash – START HERE!](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/)
- [Enable Users to Build Custom Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/)
- [Create Pre-configured LearnDash Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/creating-pre-configured-learndash-group-licenses/)
- [Configure Bulk Discounts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configure-bulk-discounts/)
- [Add Seats and Courses after Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/)
- [Adding Seats after Subscription-based Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-after-subscription-based-group-purchase/)
- [Sell LearnDash Group Access to Learners](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-learndash-group-access-to-learners/)
- [Set Up User Enrollment](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-user-enrollment/)
- [Set up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/)
- [Front End LearnDash Group Creation](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-group-creation/)
The question I have is related to:— Select Choice —Admin ReportsFront-end credit reportGenerating historical creditsAwarding certificates for creditsManual credit managementSomething else
This knowledge base article may contain some helpful information:
- [Continuing Education Admin reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-admin-report/)
- [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/)
- [Generate Historical LearnDash Course Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generate-learndash-course-credits/)
- [Continuing Education Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-certificates/)
- [Add and Remove Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/add-and-remove-credits/)
The question I have is related to:— Select Choice —Generating or adding codesManaging existing codesWooCommerce integrationRedeeming codes via a formSomething else
These knowledge base articles may contain some helpful information:
- [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/)
- [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/)
- [Cancelling Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/cancelling-codes/)
- [Selling Codes with WooCommerce](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/)
- [Using Redemption Codes with WooCommerce](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-woocommerce/)
- [Using Codes with WPForms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-with-wpforms/)
- [Using Codes with Formidable Forms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-with-formidable-forms/)
- [Using Codes with Gravity Forms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-gravity-forms/)
- [Using Codes with Theme My Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-theme-login/)
- [Using Codes With the Built-In Registration Form](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-custom-registration-form/)
- [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/)
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Please include any screenshots or other files that might help us resolve your issue. Please do not upload Tin Canny modules; .zip files are not supported.
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---
### [New support request](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/submit-a-request/)
**Published:** March 15, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Chat with our Smart Support Assistant!
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---
### [Privacy Policy](https://www.uncannyowl.com/privacy-policy/)
**Published:** March 12, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
## Privacy Policy
The Privacy Policy was published on May 22, 2018 and last modified November 8, 2024.
If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or our treatment of the information you provide us, please contact our Privacy Officer by email at .
Your privacy is very important to us. At Uncanny Owl:
- We don’t ask for personal information unless we truly need it.
- We don’t share your personal information except to comply with the law, to provide services and to protect our rights.
- We don’t store personal information unless it’s required for our services.
**Your Rights**
As a data subject under the GDPR, you have a number of rights. Subject to any exemptions provided by law, you can:
- Access and obtain a copy of your data on request;
- Require the organization to change incorrect or incomplete data;
- Require the organization to delete or stop processing your data, for example where the data is no longer necessary for the purposes of processing; and
- Object to the processing of your data where we are not required by overriding law/regulation as legitimate legal grounds for processing.
If you would like to exercise any of these rights, please contact us at .
**Website Visitors**
Uncanny Owl collects non-personally-identifying information of the sort that web browsers and servers typically make available, such as the browser type, language preference, referring site, geolocation data, and the date and time of each visitor request. Uncanny Owl’s purpose in collecting non-personally identifying information is to better understand how visitors use our website. From time to time, Uncanny Owl may release non-personally-identifying information in the aggregate, such as by publishing a report on trends in the usage of its website. In addition, we use Google Analytics to collect, monitor and analyze this data.
Uncanny Owl also collects potentially personally-identifying information like Internet Protocol (IP) addresses for logged in users, for users making purchases and for users leaving comments. Uncanny Owl only discloses logged in user and commenter IP addresses under the same circumstances that it uses and discloses personally-identifying information as described below, except that commenter IP addresses and email addresses are visible and disclosed to the administrators of the blog where the comment was left.
**Gathering of Personally-Identifying Information**
Visitors who engage in ecommerce transactions with Uncanny Owl are asked to provide additional information, including as necessary the personal and financial information required to process those transactions. In each case, Uncanny Owl collects such information only insofar as is necessary or appropriate to fulfill the purpose of the visitor’s interaction with Uncanny Owl.
We use a third party provider, Active Campaign, to deliver our newsletter to subscribers and product and marketing emails to customers. In order to make this possible, we collect the newsletter subscriber’s real name as well their e-mail address and we keep them stored for as long as the newsletter user remains subscribed. Every newsletter sent will also contain unsubscribe instructions by default.
People who contact us by email or through our support channels will have data stored internally by tools provided by Help Scout, Google and Slack. Information shared will only be used internally for the purposes of providing support and assistance.
Uncanny Owl, being fully PCI compliant, does not directly store, process, view or handle credit card information at all. Personal data required to handle payment processing is handled by Stripe or PayPal. Personal data required for account and invoicing are stored on our accounting and invoicing services, Xero and Harvest.
**Cookies**
A cookie is a string of information that a website stores on a visitor’s computer, and that the visitor’s browser provides to the website each time the visitor returns. Uncanny Owl uses cookies to help us identify and track visitors, their usage of our website, and their website access preferences. Uncanny Owl visitors who do not wish to have cookies placed on their computers should set their browsers to refuse cookies before using our website.
**Security**
The security of your personal information is important to us, but remember that no method of transmission over the Internet, or method of electronic storage, is 100% secure. While we strive to use commercially acceptable means to protect your personal information, we cannot guarantee its absolute security.
**Privacy Policy Changes**
Although most changes are likely to be minor, we may change this Policy from time to time. We encourage visitors to frequently check this page for any changes. Information regarding the last update date will be appended at the top of this Policy. Your continued use of this site after any change in this Policy will constitute your acceptance of such change.
---
### [Terms & Conditions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/terms-conditions/)
**Published:** July 20, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
## Terms & Conditions
**1. Plugin Purchases**
**1.1. Plugin Licensing**
Uncanny Owl plugins, unless otherwise stated, are licensed under the GNU General Public License (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html) version 2.0 or later.
**1.2. Plugin Warranty**
Plugins sold and distributed by Uncanny Owl Inc. are done so in the hope that they will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
Inasmuch as WordPress functions correctly on a clean install of itself, our plugins are guaranteed to function on a clean install of the minimum, stable and required version of WordPress for Uncanny Owl plugins. Because the number and variety of plugins is vast and wide, we do not guarantee that the plugin will function with all third-party plugins, themes or browsers of any kind. We do not assume responsibility and will not be held responsible for any conflicts or compatibility issues that may occur due to third-party software. We assume no responsibility for any data loss as a result of installing or using Uncanny Owl plugins, and any liability is limited to the price paid for one of our plugins. Should conflicts occur with third-party software, we may provide support at our discretion.
**1.3. Plugin Support**
Uncanny Owl Inc. sells WordPress plugins “as is” and with no implied meaning that plugins will function exactly as you would like, or that they will be compatible with all third-party components and plugins.
Support for plugins sold and distributed by Uncanny Owl Inc. is only available for those who have an active, paid plugin license.
Support and updates are granted for one year after the original purchase based on the license you have purchased. After one year is completed, the purchaser must renew their license in order to continue receiving support and updates for the items purchased. For purchases that include an automatically renewing subscription, support will be provided for as long as the subscription remains active.
Whilst we attempt to provide the best support possible for our plugins, we do not guarantee that any particular support query can, or will be answered to the extent, or within a timeframe that the inquirer is completely satisfied.
**1.4. Automatic Updates**
Automatic updates are available to license holders who have an active and valid subscription and license key. Automatic updates are available as long as the license key generated from the purchase is valid and active.
**1.5. Plugin Delivery**
After we have processed your payment successfully, you will receive an email with your order number and other purchase information. Your license key is available in your account area along with your plugin downloads. You can download the plugin by logging into the account created for you when purchasing the plugin and clicking on the appropriate link.
Should you not receive an email containing your information, you can contact us by email to request your purchase information.
Access to re-download purchased files will be granted so long as your license key is valid. If a license key expires, download access to the associated files will be discontinued until such time as the license key is renewed.
**1.6. Plugin Ownership**
All plugins are property of Uncanny Owl Inc. Claiming any type of intellectual or exclusive ownership rights of our products is strictly prohibited.
Our plugins are provided “as is” without warranty of any kind, expressed or implied. We shall not be liable for any damages, including but not limited to, direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages or losses that occur due to the use or inability to use our plugins.
**1.7. Website & Plugin Content**
All content found on this site and throughout the plugin including images, documentation, support queries and any other information is property of Uncanny Owl Inc. and may not be redistributed without permission or consent.
**1.8. Plugin Refund Policy**
If you are unhappy with your plugin purchase, or you have an issue that we are unable to resolve that makes the plugins you have purchased unusable, we will be happy to consider offering a refund.
Refunds will be offered at our sole discretion and must meet all of the following conditions fully:
- You are within the first 14 days of the initial purchase of the plugin. No refunds will be granted after 14 days.
- No refunds will be granted on plugin renewals. You will receive an email reminder before your subscription auto-renews and will have ample time to cancel if you choose not to renew.
- Your issue(s) comes from not being able to install the plugin properly or get the plugin to perform its basic functions.
- You have attempted to resolve your issue(s) with our support team.
- No refunds will be granted after the first 30 days of the initial purchase whatsoever.
- Issues caused by 3rd party plugins, themes or other software will not provide grounds for a refund.
- You have not received a refund on the product purchase previously. If you make a purchase and receive a refund, then purchase again at a later date, the subsequent purchase will not be eligible for a refund.
By purchasing plugin(s) from our site, you agree to this refund policy and relinquish any rights to subject it to any questions, judgment or legal actions.
**1.9 Introductory Pricing**
Any introductory pricing promotions on Uncanny Owl plugins can be applied a maximum of one-time per customer per plugin. Any subsequent purchases or renewals will be at full price.
**2. Uncanny LP Subscriptions**
**2.1 Your Uncanny LP Account and Site**
You are responsible for maintaining the security of your account and Uncanny LP site, and you are fully responsible for all activities that occur under the account and actions taken in connection with the account. You must immediately notify Uncanny Owl of any unauthorized uses of your site, your account or any other breaches of security. Uncanny Owl will not be liable for any acts or omissions by you, including any damages of any kind incurred as a result of such acts or omissions.
**2.2 Your Responsibilities with Content**
You are entirely responsible for any content made available from your Uncanny LP website. By making the content available, you represent and warrant that:
- the downloading, copying and use of content does not infringe the rights of any third party;
- you have fully complied with any third-party licenses relating to the content;
- the content does not contain or install any viruses, worms, malware, or other harmful or destructive content;
- the content is not spam, is not machine-generated, and does not contain unethical or unwanted commercial content designed to drive traffic to third party sites or to further unlawful acts
- the content is not pornographic, does not contain threats or incite violence, and does not violate the privacy or publicity rights of any third party;
Uncanny Owl has the right (though not the obligation) to refuse or remove content that, in Uncanny Owl’s reasonable opinion, violates any policy or is in any way harmful or objectionable, and to deny or terminate access to an Uncanny LP site to any individual or entity for any reason, in Uncanny Owl’s sole discretion. Uncanny Owl will have no obligation to provide a refund of any amounts previously paid.
**2.3 Payment and Renewal**
You agree to pay Uncanny Owl the monthly or annual subscription fees indicated for the service. Payments are charged on a pre-payment basis on the day you sign up.
Unless you notify Uncanny Owl before the end of the subscription period that you want to cancel service, the subscription will renew automatically and you authorize us to collect the applicable annual or monthly subscription fee.
**2.4 Copyright Infringement**
If you believe the material located on an Uncanny LP site violates your copyright, please contact Uncanny Owl. Uncanny Owl will respond to all such notices, including as required or appropriate by removing the infringing material or disabling links to the infringing material. Uncanny Owl will terminate a user’s access if, under appropriate circumstances, the visitor is determined to be a repeat infringer of the copyrights or other intellectual property rights of third parties.
**2.5 Disclaimer or Warranties, Limitations of Liability and Indemnification**
Your use of an Uncanny LP platform is at your sole risk. The service is provided “as is” and “as available”. We are not liable for damages, direct or consequential, resulting from your use of Uncanny LP, and you agree to defend, indemnify and hold us harmless from any claims, losses, liability costs and expenses (including but not limited to attorney’s fees) arising from your violation of any third-party’s rights. You acknowledge that you have only a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use Uncanny LP. Because Uncanny LP platforms are not error or bug free, you agree that you will use it carefully and avoid using it ways which might result in any loss of your or any third party’s property or information.
**2.6 Email Communications**
When you register, you acknowledge that Uncanny Owl will send electronic communications through computer networks in the United States and in other parts of the world. Accordingly, you acknowledge that the use of the platform results in interstate and international data transmissions.
Uncanny LP platforms will send transactional emails as part of normal operations, but the use of email communications should be limited to system notifications and standard messaging. If a site sends more than 25,000 emails per month it may be subject to additional fees.
**2.7 Backups**
Uncanny Owl performs daily backups of all Uncanny LP sites, including files and databases. Backups are stored on Amazon’s S3 service for your protection, but in the event of an extreme catastrophe we cannot guarantee a full retrieval of your platform and cannot be held liable for the loss of data. We will make a best effort to restore your site and recover data but cannot be held liable if our efforts are unsuccessful.
Uncanny LP users that have been on the platform for at least 12 consecutive months may request copies of full site backups, which can be moved and restored to any WordPress host. We will also make such backups available to all users if Uncanny Owl discontinues the platform or goes out of business.
**2.8. LP Refund Policy**
Due to the overhead required to set up a new instance of Uncanny LP, the first month of service is non-refundable. We stand behind LP and will assist you in resolving any problems, but we expect you to adequately understand what you are purchasing and why.
**2.9 Bandwidth and Resource Limits**
Uncanny LP is suited to sites with up to 7,500 users, up to 100 simultaneous learners, up to 5 GB of storage, and Content Delivery Network bandwidth of up to 100 GB per month. Sites exceeding these guidelines, especially on a regular basis, maybe be subject to additional fees.
**2.10 Uncanny LP Service Level Agreement**
Uncanny LP sites will provide service availability of 99.95%, calculated on a calendar month basis. Customers will receive a credit of 5% of the monthly service see for each hour in which we fail to meet the service availability for the month. To receive SLA credits, the customer must make a request to Uncanny Owl in writing within 30 days of the month giving rise to the SLA credits. Credits are based on our monitoring, may not exceed the total amount paid for the month, are forfeited on termination of the LP service, may not be aggregated, and will not be paid in cash.
LP sites exceeding the bandwidth and resource limits set out above will not be eligible for SLA credit.
**2.11 Confidentiality**
“Confidential information”, means all of the information about your customers and their data on Uncanny LP sites that has not been deliberately made public by you.
“Confidential Information” does not include information that is required to be disclosed by court order or other legal process.
Uncanny Owl shall have following obligations regarding treatment of Confidential Information:
a) Uncanny Owl shall take all reasonable steps to maintain the confidentiality of the other party’s Confidential Information,
b) Uncanny Owl shall not without the other party’s prior written consent disclose, provide or make available any of the other party’s Confidential Information in any form to any person, except employees and contractors of Uncanny Owl whose access is necessary to enable that party to accomplish its obligations and exercise its rights under this agreement.
This section shall for five (5) years survive any termination or expiration of the agreement for whatever cause.
**3. Email**
Uncanny Owl Inc. may occasionally send you emails related to the purchase of product(s) from our company. We may also send you occasional email newsletters relating to Uncanny Owl updates, promotions, services, and plugins. We will never sell or release your email or personal data to any third party vendors. You may opt out of these emails at any time without penalty.
**4. Price Changes**
Uncanny Owl Inc. reserves the right to modify, change, cancel or upgrade a plugin subscription and/or license key without prior notice or consent. Prices of all products and services are subject to change without prior notice or consent.
**5. License Agreement**
By purchasing our product(s), you indicate and consent that you have read and agree to the Terms & Conditions listed and detailed on this page. We reserve the right to change or modify the current Terms and Conditions without prior notice or consent.
**6. Severability**
If any part of this agreement is declared unenforceable or invalid, all remaining clauses in this agreement shall remain binding on the customer.
---
### [Plugin Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/plugin-frequently-asked-questions/)
**Published:** February 7, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Plugin Frequently Asked Questions
#### How can I get a trial for a paid plugin?
All of our plugins are fully functional without a license key (our aim is to make the plugins as open and flexible as possible), and for this reason we cannot provide trial versions as we have no way to limit them. The license key is required for automatic updates and support, not plugin functionality. Please review our Knowledge Base articles and try our product demos at to better understand how our plugins work and whether or not they’ll fit your requirements.
#### Why am I seeing a blank screen in the back end or is functionality not working?
Please make sure you are using PHP 7.4 or higher. We generally recommend using PHP 8.0 for maximum compatibility.
#### Why does shortcode output look terrible on my site?
We generally see 2 reasons for this. First, many of our shortcodes use LearnDash styles so that they inherit any styling you’ve already done for LearnDash. This is a problem when a theme has existing LearnDash styles or overwrite them completely with their own. The University and Social Learner themes are examples of this. If there’s a theme conflict manual styling may unfortunately be required, and if it is a theme conflict we’re unable to support changes specific to your theme. The second issue we often see is users copying and pasting shortcodes and WordPress adding `pre` tags around the shortcodes. This will cause layout issues, so before creating a support ticket, please check the page in the Editor’s Text view and make sure there are no `pre` tags.
#### What does “Translation-ready” mean?
All of our plugins are “Translation-ready”. This means that we follow WordPress standards for the localization of text, so our plugins should be compatible with most WordPress translation plugins including Loco Translate. This also means that we will provide support for translation issues arising from missing or improperly localized strings in our plugins; however, we will not provide instruction or support on the use of translation plugins. Multilingual plugins, which support using sites in multiple languages, are not fully supported by our plugins. Note: While Right-To-Left (RTL) languages may work, we cannot offer support for issues arising from translation into RTL languages.
#### What does “Multisite-ready” mean?
All of our plugins are “Multisite-ready”. This means that they will install and activate in a WordPress Multisite environment, and we will provide support them when installed in a WordPress Multisite environment. Having said that, plugins should be activated for the specific network sites where they’re used (rather than network activation), and for support requests we do require that you have a license for every network site on which the plugin is activated.
#### Do I need to pay for extra sites to use for Development and Staging environments?
No, the following URLs are automatically whitelisted and do not count against the site limit for the license type that you purchased:
localhost
10.0.0.0/8
11.172.16.0.0/12
12.192.168.0.0/16
.dev
.local
dev.
staging.
#### Do your plugins support mobile use?
Generally speaking, they support mobile very well. In a few very specific instances there may be issues; make sure to review Knowledge Base articles first. One example of this is Storyline 2 HTML5-only output with the Tin Canny plugin and controlling Mark Complete behaviours via xAPI/Tin Can; there are some complications to be mindful of.
#### Why is the plugin activation saying I have an invalid key?
If the key is valid, try clicking **Save** and then **Activate.** Deactivating and reacting the plugin can also sometimes fix this.
#### Are prices in US dollars or Canadian dollars?
All prices are in US dollars. While we are a Canadian company, we price everything in USD for our international customers to avoid confusion. Canadian customers will still be charged tax based on the billing province or territory.
#### Do you offer nonprofit or other discounts?
We do not offer any discounts on our products at this time.
#### How do I fix Tin Canny and Toolkit Pro issues on Flywheel?
Flywheel has a different file structure than is typical for WordPress sites and requires that an unzipped copy of [this file](https://www.uncannyowl.com/email/wp-load.php.zip) be uploaded to the root folder of your WordPress site.
#### Where can I find my license key?
Your license key(s) can be found in [My Account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account) > [Plugin Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/licenses/). Use the login info you entered during checkout to log in and access your license keys.
If you don’t yet, have a license key, you may [purchase one](https://www.uncannyowl.com/plugins/).
---
### [Access Your Account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/)
**Published:** March 15, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
## Access Your Account
## Login
Log in below to access your account.
Username or Email Address
Password
Remember Me
[Forgot Password?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/?action=lostpassword) 
Looking for your Uncanny Automator account? [Click here to visit the Uncanny Automator website.](https://automatorplugin.com/login)
---
### [All Access Pass](https://www.uncannyowl.com/all-access-pass/)
**Published:** December 1, 2020
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
###### The Most Popular Plugin Bundle for LearnDash
# Unlock the Full Potential of LearnDash With the Uncanny Owl All Access Pass
Save big on all 5 essential LearnDash plugins and get everything you need to build a world-class learning platform on LearnDash. It’s the smart choice for serious LearnDash users.
Uncanny Toolkit Pro
Tin Canny Reporting
Uncanny Groups
Uncanny Codes
Uncanny CE Credits
Industry-leading Support
[Explore All Access Pass Options](#pricing)
[](https://www.g2.com/products/uncanny-owl/reviews)
[](https://www.wpbeginner.com/solutions/uncanny-automator/)
###### the all-in-one addon bundle for learndash
## Everything You Need to Build Your Ideal LearnDash Platform
The All Access Pass includes five innovative plugins that expand LearnDash’s capabilities in unique ways.
#### Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
Adds 30+ modules that include powerful features like autocomplete lessons, learner transcripts, enhanced course/lesson grids, and a LearnDash-optimized user import tool.
#### Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
Give Group Leaders the tools they need to self-manage their groups. Customize which functions they can access. Create, manage, and sell access to LearnDash Groups more effectively. Perfect for anyone who heavily leverages LearnDash Groups.
#### TinCanny Reporting for LearnDash
Add advanced drilldown reports for LearnDash available on the front or back end. Upload content like Storyline, Rise, and iSpring and get detailed tracking of SCORM and xAPI activity.
#### Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress
Simplify enrollment management. Generate and sell or distribute codes that users can use to unlock access to LearnDash courses and groups. Or pair with Uncanny Automator for virtually limitless possibilities.
#### Uncanny Continuing Education Credits for WordPress
Award and manage continuing education credits for your courses. Issue certificates for multiple course completions. Perfect for professional development programs.
#### Bonus
Get a coupon for 60% off an Uncanny Automator Plus license with any All Access Purchase.
###### testimonials
## Trusted by thousands of users
##### Chris Holbrook
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##### Jessica Öberg
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###### Pricing
## Get Started With The
All Access Pass
Get everything you need in one go. Join thousands of users that have used the Uncanny Owl All Access Pass to enhance their LearnDash site.
### Get the 2-site Pass
Ideal for small business sites.
normally $499.00
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Renews at $499/year
*Save $1,095/year vs buying plugins individually*
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### Get the 10-site Pass
Perfect for businesses with multiple LearnDash sites.
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## Frequently Asked Questions
What’s your refund policy?
All of our products have a 14-day refund period so you can make sure our products work well for you in your environment and are free of issues. More details are in section 2.8 of our [Terms & Conditions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/terms-conditions/ "Terms & Conditions").
I’m an existing customer. Can I upgrade to the All Access Pass?
Yes, current plugin customers can sign into their accounts and visit the [Licenses page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/licenses/) to see upgrade options. When you upgrade, the full purchase price of the plugin you’re upgrading will be deducted from the All Access Pass price.
What license types are included?
The All Access Pass allows all plugins to be used on up to 2, 10 or 50 WordPress sites. Please note that the site limit is the total number of active sites across all plugins included with the pass; for example, with a 10-site license it’s not possible to use Toolkit Pro on 10 sites and then Tin Canny on a completely different set of 10 sites.
Do the plugins work in multisite environments?
Yes, all of our plugins work with multisite and we do support those environments. Please note that each network site does count against the 10 site limit.
Can the plugins be translated?
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Who should use Uncanny Owl plugins?
Uncanny Owl plugins are perfect for business owners, site admins, agencies and anyone else looking to expand the capabilities of LearnDash or their eLearning site and save time and money with no-code automation and AI.
Can I use Uncanny Owl plugins on client sites?
Yes, you can use Uncanny Owl plugins on client sites and in fact many customers do. Our All Access Pass multi-site licenses are a cost-effective solution for agencies building robust eLearning sites for their clients.
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### [Cyber Monday 2025](https://www.uncannyowl.com/cyber-week/)
**Published:** November 21, 2022
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
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Users
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Years in business
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[@stillinbeta](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/great-plugin-awesome-support-91/)
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All of the features work and if you ever run into issues, the support team is top notch. They go out of their way to help and you can really tell that they care about their product.
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[@liagrimanis](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/top-notch-support-great-plugins/)
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I deal with a lot of technology and a lot of support. The uncanny owl products are so great, and the support is amazing. I am so glad we were smart enough to be uncanny owl clients!
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[@guitarnowonline](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/great-plugins-143/)
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Useful, sleek and quick plugin does exactly as outlined in the extensive documentation. Post sales support is A+ – best I have experienced. I am writing for Tin Canny but I could say the same for Groups or the LD Toolkit.
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## **Uncanny Automator**
### …the ultimate plugin for WordPress power users!
Connect your WordPress plugins, sites and non-WordPress apps together in minutes, **with no code**. Automate repetitive processes, build custom workflows and even replace custom development. Combine with LearnDash to get better course sales and improved learner engagement.
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All of our products have a 14-day refund window so that we can make sure our products work well for you in your environment and are free of issues. More details are in section 2.8 of our Terms & Conditions at .
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Cyber Monday pricing is available for new product purchases only, but if you are an existing customer and interested in discounted upgrade pricing for Cyber Monday, please [contact us](https://www.uncannyowl.com/contact-us-2/) with your license or purchase ID and we can provide a special link for upgrades.
If you are within the 14-day refund window of your initial purchase, we are happy to match Cyber Monday pricing with a partial refund. [Contact us](https://www.uncannyowl.com/contact-us-2/) for more information with your purchase details.
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### [Black Friday 2025](https://www.uncannyowl.com/black-friday/)
**Published:** November 1, 2022
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
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## Unlock Big Savings at Our Biggest Sale of the Year —But only for a limited time.
## Deals end December 1 at 9:00AM Eastern (UTC-5).
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All of the features work and if you ever run into issues, the support team is top notch. They go out of their way to help and you can really tell that they care about their product.
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I deal with a lot of technology and a lot of support. The uncanny owl products are so great, and the support is amazing. I am so glad we were smart enough to be uncanny owl clients!
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Useful, sleek and quick plugin does exactly as outlined in the extensive documentation. Post sales support is A+ – best I have experienced. I am writing for Tin Canny but I could say the same for Groups or the LD Toolkit.
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As per our [Terms and Conditions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/terms-conditions/), Black Friday pricing is available for new product purchases only.
If you are an existing customer and interested in discounted upgrade pricing for Black Friday, discounted All Access Pass upgrades can be viewed on your [Plugin Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/licenses/) page. If you would like to upgrade to a higher tier of a single plugin license, please [contact us](https://www.uncannyowl.com/contact-us-2/) with your license or purchase ID and we can provide a special link for upgrades.
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### [Your subscription is active.](https://www.uncannyowl.com/your-subscription-is-active/)
**Published:** September 16, 2025
**Author:** Ken
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### [Invalid Subscription](https://www.uncannyowl.com/invalid-subscription/)
**Published:** September 22, 2025
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### [Before you go…](https://www.uncannyowl.com/before-you-go/)
**Published:** September 16, 2025
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### [Reasons to Avoid Nulled Uncanny Owl Plugins](https://www.uncannyowl.com/nulled-uncanny-owl-plugins/)
**Published:** December 9, 2020
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
We sometimes see questions about the use of our plugins when purchased from sites other than uncannyowl.com and automatorplugin.com, so we put this article together to explain what those plugins are and the risks associated with using them.
All Uncanny Owl plugins are released under a GPL (GNU General Public License), meaning the source code is open and can be modified and reused. This keeps things far easier for our customers and for developers that use our products.
## What are nulled plugins?
Sometimes people take our plugins and make them available for unauthorized use. Nulled plugins are pirated copies of premium WordPress plugins like ours that are distributed unethically online.
Organizations that do this are not affiliated with Uncanny Owl, and users that support these types of sites cause us to lose money and release fewer features. Most importantly for our users, nulled WordPress plugins can compromise the security and integrity of the websites on which these cracked plugins are used, and they are often the cause of website hacks.
## Where to get Uncanny Owl plugins
The only authorized places to download and purchase Uncanny Owl plugins are on [uncannyowl.com](https://www.uncannyowl.com/plugins/) and [automatorplugin.com](https://automatorplugin.com/). There are *no other download locations* that are guaranteed to have safe code and where our developers are paid for their work.
More specifically, here is a list of our plugins and a link to their download locations:
1. [Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://wordpress.org/plugins/uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
2. [Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro/)
3. [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/)
4. [Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/tin-canny-reporting/)
5. [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-continuing-education-credits/)
6. [Uncanny Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-codes/)
7. [Uncanny Automator](https://wordpress.org/plugins/uncanny-automator/)
8. [Uncanny Automator Pro](https://automatorplugin.com/pricing/)
## Why you should avoid nulled Uncanny Owl plugins
We know that as a business starting out, WordPress plugins can quickly increase your costs. If you’re using Uncanny Owl plugins, maybe our [All Access Pass](https://www.uncannyowl.com/all-access-pass/) can offer some cost savings or if you’re a non-profit you can [contact us](https://www.uncannyowl.com/contact-us-2/) for options.
Here are some of the top reasons you should never used a nulled Uncanny Owl plugin:
### 1. Security
Uncanny Owl and Uncanny Automator nulled versions are very dangerous and can negatively impact your WordPress security. That’s because many cracked plugins are known to carry malware. Here’s a recent example of nulled plugins opening security vulnerabilities on a WordPress website that were easily exploited: .
Hacked plugins can compromise websites and allow attackers to gain personal user information, inject dangerous links, break functionality and become blacklisted from search engines. The potential risk is not worth the reduced cost.
### 2. No support from Uncanny Owl
Our team is only able to provide support for users of Uncanny Owl plugins that have an active, legitimate license. Users without a valid license will unfortunately be turned away and there is no third-party provider of support for our plugins. Nulled plugin users are completely on their own if anything goes wrong.
### 3. No access to plugin updates
We release plugin updates regularly to ensure compatibility with WordPress, with LearnDash, and with our other plugins. In a typical year we publish approximately 50 plugin updates. Nulled plugin users cannot access these updates and will lose out on important fixes, compatibility changes, new features and more.
### 4. Privacy breaches
Downloads that claim to be Uncanny Owl plugins can contain a variety of harmful code. Some may steal site information or intercept information provided by site users, including their usernames, email address and passwords. A customer data breach can significantly damage a brand and organization.
These types of issues with cracked plugins can be hard to detected and can often go unnoticed for months as the WordPress site keeps functioning normally.
### 5. Bad for SEO
Pirated plugins can destroy search engine rankings. By adding spam links to a site that hijack visitor activity, search engines will start to flag the site itself as malicious and penalize it. In some cases, hacked plugins can even result in search engines delisting your WordPress site completely.
### 6. Developers don’t get paid
When nulled plugins are purchased from unauthorized third parties, the money doesn’t go to developers; in fact, it can be used to finance other nefarious activity. There is often no named or known entity behind GPL sites.
By diverting revenue away from plugin developers, it makes it harder to continue funding releases and adding new features for Uncanny Owl plugin users. This also makes it harder for us to provide support, create documentation, hire staff and grow the business. Dealing with nulled plugin users also takes time away from our team that could be used making better plugins and supporting paying customers.
## Buying Uncanny Owl plugins through legitimate sources
Our Uncanny Toolkit and Uncanny Automator plugins are completely free and a great way to get started with our products. Here’s a complete list with links of where to find our plugins:
1. [Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://wordpress.org/plugins/uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
2. [Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro/)
3. [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/)
4. [Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/tin-canny-reporting/)
5. [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-continuing-education-credits/)
6. [Uncanny Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-codes/)
7. [Uncanny Automator](https://wordpress.org/plugins/uncanny-automator/)
8. [Uncanny Automator Pro](https://automatorplugin.com/pricing/)
All of our plugins come with a 14 day refund period, so there’s really no risk in buying directly from Uncanny Owl, the only legitimate source for our plugins.
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### [Affiliate Registration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/affiliate-registration/)
**Published:** November 14, 2022
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
# Earn commissions for Uncanny Owl referrals!
Join the Uncanny Owl affiliate program and earn **25% of the price paid** for all licenses purchased through your personal links. For full terms check out [our Affiliate Program Terms of Use](https://www.uncannyowl.com/affiliate-program-terms-use/) page, then set up your affiliate account below to get started!
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### [Thank you!](https://www.uncannyowl.com/thank-you/)
**Published:** April 14, 2018
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
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### All Access Pass for LearnDash Plugins
Get all 5 of our premium LearnDash plugins for up to 10 websites. This bundle includes **Toolkit Pro**, **Uncanny Groups**, **Tin Canny**, **Uncanny Codes** and **Uncanny Continuing Education Credits.**
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### Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
Adds a variety of functions to LearnDash sites to improve the learner experience and LearnDash development workflow. **Recommended by LearnDash**, this plugin is a must for all new LearnDash sites.
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Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro
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### Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
Adds even more powerful features to LearnDash sites including **autocomplete lessons and topics**, a **learner transcript**, an **enhanced course grid**, a LearnDash-optimized **user import tool** and much more.
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### Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
Adds **powerful reporting tools** to your LearnDash site. Easily upload **Storyline**, **Captivate** and other eLearning media to your LearnDash courses. Combine with the Uncanny Toolkit Pro to add **time metrics** to the reports.
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### Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
Make it easy for your customers and member organizations to **manage their learners in the front end**, **track their progress** with powerful reports, and **buy courses and course licenses**.
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### Uncanny Codes for WordPress
The best code **generation**, **redemption** and **sales** plugin for WordPress. Link codes to 50+ WordPress plugins and apps.
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### Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
Track, report on, and **award certificates based on credits** awarded for completing LearnDash courses. **Assign credits, CEUs or CPD values to your courses** and track the cumulative accomplishments and certifications of your learners.
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### Uncanny Automator
Connect Learndash to other plugins automatically to slash admin time and plugin costs. Use triggers like filling out a form, passing a quiz or simply clicking a button to enroll users in courses and groups or mark things complete or incomplete. Build custom workflows without custom code!
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### [Support for Free Uncanny Owl LearnDash Plugins](https://www.uncannyowl.com/support-for-free-uncanny-owl-learndash-plugins/)
**Published:** March 6, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
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# Support for Free LearnDash Plugins
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### [Uncanny LP Survey](https://www.uncannyowl.com/uncanny-lp-survey/)
**Published:** March 12, 2018
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
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### [How to cancel your subscription](https://www.uncannyowl.com/how-to-cancel-your-subscription/)
**Published:** September 29, 2017
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### If you paid by entering your credit card information on our site:
1. Log into [your account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/).
2. Click *Purchases*.
3. Find the subscription you wish to cancel under *Subscriptions*.
4. Click *Cancel*, then confirm the cancellation by clicking *OK.*
### If you paid via PayPal:
1. Log in to [PayPal](https://paypal.com).
2. Click the *gear icon.*
3. Click *Payments*.
4. Click *Manage pre-approved payments*.
5. Find the subscription payment in the list and click the associated link.
6. Click *Cancel*.
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### [Cookie Policy](https://www.uncannyowl.com/cookie-policy/)
**Published:** May 24, 2018
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
This site uses cookies – small text files that are placed on your machine to help the site provide a better user experience. In general, cookies are used to retain user preferences, store information for things like shopping carts, and provide anonymised tracking data to third party applications like Google Analytics. As a rule, cookies will make your browsing experience better. However, you may prefer to disable cookies on this site and on others. The most effective way to do this is to disable cookies in your browser. We suggest consulting the Help section of your browser or taking a look at [the About Cookies website](https://www.aboutcookies.org) which offers guidance for all modern browsers
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### [Affiliate Program Terms of Use](https://www.uncannyowl.com/affiliate-program-terms-use/)
**Published:** August 1, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Payments are processed by PayPal. You must have an account with PayPal to join the affiliate program. All payments will be made in US dollars.
We reserve the right to reverse commissions on chargeback or fraud transactions.
Affiliate program cookies are stored on client devices for 10 days.
You cannot earn commissions on your own affiliate purchases.
You cannot earn commissions by placing PPC ads (e.g. Google Adsense) unless explicitly specified and approved.
Affiliates that are found to be in violation of the Affiliate Program terms will forfeit commissions related to aforementioned violations, and may result in termination of the affiliate account without notice.
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### [Uncanny LP Migration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/uncanny-lp-migration/)
**Published:** October 10, 2019
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
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### Uncanny LP Migration Scheduling Request
We will be migrating all Uncanny LP sites to a new host on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to increase the reliability and performance of Uncanny LP sites.
Here’s an overview of the process:
1. Complete the form on the right to request a migration date and time.
2. We will confirm the date and time via email.
3. At the designated time, your site will be placed into maintenance mode for anywhere from 1-3 hours (typically closer to 1 hour) while the site is migrated.
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## Articles
### [Translating Uncanny Owl Groups plugin using WPML](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/translating-uncanny-owl-groups-plugin-using-wpml/)
**Published:** June 16, 2023
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Groups for LearnDash is fully compatible with WPML. You can translate all plugin strings — labels, buttons, messages, and form text — using WPML’s built-in String Translation interface.
### Prerequisites
Before translating, ensure the following plugins are installed and active:
- **WPML Multilingual CMS**
- **WPML String Translation**
You will also need at least one secondary language configured in **WPML > Languages**.
### Setting up WPML Language URL Format
Uncanny Groups requires the WPML Language URL format to be set to **Different languages in directories.** With this option select for Language URL format, groups will be able to display language specific group user records in Group Management and Report pages.
After selecting the option **Different languages in directories**, check the option **Use directory for default language** and then check the option **A page** (see image below for reference).
### Choosing a Translation Method
WPML offers two ways to translate plugin strings. You can use either method independently or combine them.
**Method****Best for****PO file export/import**Translating many strings at once, or collaborating with a translator outside WordPress**Manual string translation**Translating a small number of strings, or making quick edits to existing translations### Method 1: PO File Export and Import
This method lets you export all translatable strings to a .po file, edit translations offline using a tool like [Poedit](https://poedit.net/), and then re-import the file into WPML.
#### Export the PO file
1. In the WordPress admin, go to **WPML > String Translation**.
2. In the **Domain** dropdown, select uncanny-learndash-groups.
3. Check **Also include translations** to include any strings already translated.
4. Click **Download** to save the .po file to your computer.
 #### Add translations offline
5. Open the .po file in Poedit or another .po editor.
6. Add or update translations for each string.
7. Save the file.
#### Import the translated PO file
8. Return to **WPML > String Translation**.
9. Click **Import** and select your edited .po file.
10. When prompted, select **Also create translations according to the .po file** to apply all translated strings automatically.
11. Click **Import**. A review page will appear.
12. Review the strings to be added and click **Add selected strings** to finalize the import.
 ### Method 2: Manual String Translation
This method lets you translate individual strings directly inside the WordPress admin without any file downloads.
1. In the WordPress admin, go to **WPML > String Translation**.
2. In the **Domain** dropdown, select uncanny-learndash-groups.
3. Browse the list of strings or use the search field to find the string you want to translate.
4. Click the **+** (plus) icon next to a string to open the translation field.
5. Enter your translation and click **Save**.
Repeat process for each string you want to translate.
  ### Combining Both Methods
We recommend using the PO file method for your initial translation, then using manual string translation for minor corrections or additions. After a successful PO file import, all imported strings remain individually editable in the String Translation interface — there is no need to re-upload the entire file for small updates.
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-groups-for-learndash/)
- [Template Overrides](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/extending-uncanny-learndash-groups/)
- [Actions and Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers/)
- [Shortcode Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/shortcode-quick-reference/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
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### [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-codes/)
**Published:** June 2, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### What Is Uncanny Codes?
Uncanny Redemption Codes lets you create unique codes that grant users access to LearnDash courses, LearnDash groups, or WordPress roles when redeemed. You generate batches of codes, then distribute them to users through forms, email, WooCommerce, or any other channel. When a user enters a valid code, they automatically receive the access associated with that code.
Common use cases include selling course access through unique codes, distributing promotional or gift codes, onboarding corporate or institutional learners in bulk, and providing access codes as part of a product bundle.
### How Codes Work
The basic flow is straightforward:
1. **Create a code batch** — Generate a batch of codes and associate them with one or more LearnDash courses, groups, or WordPress roles.
2. **Distribute the codes** — Share the codes with your users through a registration form, a redemption page, a WooCommerce product, or any other method.
3. **Users redeem codes** — When a user enters a valid code, they are automatically enrolled in the associated courses or groups.
Each code can be configured for single or multiple redemptions, and you can track redemption status, cancel codes, and export code data at any time.
### Choose Your Workflow
Uncanny Codes supports several different workflows depending on how you want to distribute codes. Use the guide below to find the right approach for your site.
#### I want to sell codes through my WooCommerce store
If you’re selling course or group access as a product in WooCommerce, you can link a code batch to a WooCommerce product. When customers purchase the product, they automatically receive codes from the batch.
**Start here:**
- [Selling Codes with WooCommerce](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/) — Set up a WooCommerce product linked to a code batch
#### I want users to redeem codes during registration
If you want new users to enter a code as part of the registration process (so they create an account and get enrolled in one step), you can add a code field to a registration form. Uncanny Codes works with several popular form plugins.
**Start here:**
- [Using Codes with Gravity Forms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-gravity-forms/)
- [Using Codes with WPForms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-with-wpforms/)
- [Using Codes with Formidable Forms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-with-formidable-forms/)
- [Using Codes With the Built-In Registration Form](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-custom-registration-form/)
- [Using Codes with Theme My Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-theme-login/)
#### I want existing users to redeem codes on my site
If your users already have accounts and you want to give them a simple way to enter a code and gain access, use the standalone redemption shortcode. This places a code input field on any page.
**Start here:**
- [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/) — Add a redemption form to any page with a shortcode
#### I want to distribute codes manually (email, print, etc.)
You can generate a batch of codes and export them as a CSV file, then distribute the codes however you like — by email, printed on cards, included in event materials, etc. Users can then redeem the codes through a form or standalone redemption page on your site.
**Start here:**
- [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/) — Create a code batch
- [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/) — Export codes as CSV for distribution
#### I want to use codes with Uncanny Automator
If you use Uncanny Automator, you can trigger automations when codes are redeemed, or generate and send codes as part of an automation recipe.
**Start here:**
- [Connecting codes to Uncanny Automator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/connect-codes-to-uncanny-automator/)
### First-Time Setup Checklist
Before distributing codes, make sure you’ve completed these steps:
1. **Install and activate** the Uncanny Redemption Codes plugin and enter your license key. See [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/).
2. **Review the Settings page** under **Uncanny Codes > Settings**. Pay particular attention to the LearnDash group behavior setting — this controls whether users are removed from existing groups when they redeem a new group code. We recommend leaving the “keep existing groups” option checked.
3. **Create your first code batch** under **Uncanny Codes > Add New Batch**. See [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/).
4. **Set up a redemption method** — choose a form plugin integration, the standalone redemption shortcode, or WooCommerce, depending on your workflow (see the section above).
5. **Test the flow** — Generate a test code, redeem it as a test user, and verify that the correct course or group access is granted.
### Managing Codes
Once your codes are in use, you’ll want to monitor and manage them:
- [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/) — Check redemption status, edit individual codes, and download CSV reports
- [Cancelling Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/cancelling-codes/) — Revoke codes that are no longer valid
- [Template Overrides](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/template-overrides/) — Customize the appearance of code forms using theme-safe template overrides
### Related Articles
- [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/) — Installation, settings, and configuration
- [Troubleshooting & FAQ](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/troubleshooting-faq/) — Common issues and solutions
- [Developer Hooks & Filters Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/developer-hooks-filters-reference/) — Extensibility points for developers
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
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### [Actions/Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers/)
**Published:** March 19, 2019
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** A quick reference guide to the actions/filters available for developers.
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Groups exposes a number of actions and filters for advanced developers building custom functionality on top of the plugin.
**Please note:** No support is provided for the use of these hooks. They’re intended for developers comfortable working with WordPress actions and filters.
### Group Management & report customization
**Hook****Type****What it does**`uo_report_menu_items`Filter**(New in 6.1.2)** Adds or modifies items in the Group Management page’s user dropdown menu, so you can surface custom actions to Group Leaders.`ulgm_group_course_report_columns`Filter**(6.1.4)** Adds, removes, or reorders columns in the Group Course Report.`ulgm_group_courses_list_get_posts_vars`FilterFilters the query variables used to retrieve courses on the Group Management page (receives post vars and group ID).`ulgm_group_courses_list_courses`FilterFilters the retrieved courses list before it’s displayed.`ulgmGroupLeaderData`FilterFilters all data sent to the Group Management page tables (enrolled users, leader data, management features).#### Example: add a custom item to the user dropdown
```
add_filter( 'uo_report_menu_items', function ( $items, $buttons ) {
// Each item is an HTML string (typically a ). Add your own:
$items['view_profile'] = ''
. esc_html__( 'View Profile', 'your-textdomain' )
. '';
return $items;
}, 10, 2 );
```
Illustrative only. In v6.1.7 the filter receives the menu items as an associative array of **HTML strings** (keyed by button name, e.g. quiz\_report\_button), and a second argument that is an **array of boolean flags** indicating which built-in buttons are enabled — not a group ID. Inspect the incoming values before modifying them, as the shape may change between versions.
### Front-end table events (JavaScript)
These jQuery events fire after the front-end tables finish loading, so you can hook in with custom scripts:
- `enrolledUsersTableDataTableCreated`
- `enrolledLeaderTableDataTableCreated`
### User management
**Hook****Type****What it does**`ulgm_existing_group_user_added`ActionFires when an existing user is added to a group.`ulgm_group_user_invited`ActionFires when a new user is invited.`ulgm_group_user_removed`ActionFires when a user is removed.`ulgm_do_not_send_existing_user_email`FilterControls whether the email is sent for existing users.`ulgm_do_not_send_new_user_email`FilterControls whether the email is sent for newly invited users.`ulgm_gdpr_is_group_leader_allowed`FilterValidates group leader permissions before a user is added.### Leader management
**Hook****Type****What it does**`ulgm_group_leader_added`ActionFires when a group leader is added.`ulgm_group_leader_removed`ActionFires when a group leader is removed.### Email customization
**Hook****What it controls**`ulgm_redemption_email_to` / `ulgm_redemption_email_subject` / `ulgm_redemption_email_body`Redemption email recipient, subject, and body`ulgm_welcome_email_to` / `ulgm_welcome_email_subject` / `ulgm_welcome_email_body`Welcome email recipient, subject, and body`ld_group_email_users_personalize_subject` / `ld_group_email_users_personalize_message`Personalization of bulk “Email Users” campaigns`ulgm_redemption_email_sent`Action fired when a redemption email is sent`ulgm_do_not_send_redemption_email`Controls whether the redemption email is sent### Other hooks
**Hook****Type****What it does**`uo_redirect_after_group_created`FilterFilters the redirect URL after a group is created.### REST API filters
These filter the data returned by the plugin’s REST API endpoints:
- `ulgm_rest_api_get_user_course_data`
- `ulgm_rest_api_get_group_courses`
- `ulgm_rest_api_get_essays_data`
- `ulgm_rest_api_get_quiz_data`
- `ulgm_rest_api_get_assignments_data`
### Related Articles
- [Template Overrides](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/extending-uncanny-learndash-groups/)
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/)
- [Configure Group Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configuring-group-emails/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
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### [Add Seats and Courses after Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/)
**Published:** September 19, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how Group Leaders can add seats or courses to their groups after their initial purchase.
**Content:**
### Overview
After a group has been purchased, Group Leaders can expand it on their own — adding more seats to bring in new learners, or adding courses to give the group access to new content — all without contacting an admin.
### Which Groups Support This Feature
The **Add Seats** and **Add Courses** buttons appear on the Group Management page only for groups that were created through a WooCommerce purchase. Specifically:
**Group type****Add Seats Button****Add Courses Button**Created via **Custom Group License** (Buy Courses/Group page)YesYesCreated via **pre-configured license** (non-subscription)YesNoCreated via **subscription-based license**Yes — see [Adding Seats after Subscription Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-after-subscription-based-group-purchase/)No**Manually created** (admin-created, no purchase)NoNo**Note:** If a Group Leader does not see these buttons, confirm that their group was created through a qualifying purchase and that the buttons have not been hidden using the Group Management page attributes.
### Adding Seats
Group Leaders use **Add Seats** to increase the maximum number of learners their group can hold.
1. The Group Leader navigates to their **Group Management page** (the frontend page configured under **Uncanny Groups > Settings**).
2. They click the **Add Seats** button for the relevant group.
3. They are redirected to a Woo cart where they can enter the number of **additional seats** they want to purchase.
4. They review the price — bulk discounts are applied automatically based on the group’s *total* seat count after the purchase, not just the seats being added. (See the example below.)
5. They complete the checkout. Once the order reaches **Completed** status, the new seats are added to the group.
 #### How Bulk Discounts Apply to Seat Additions
Bulk discounts are calculated against the group’s total seat count after the addition, which means adding seats can reduce the per-seat price retroactively for the whole group.
**Illustrative example (numbers are for explanation only, not actual product pricing):** Suppose a group has 10 seats and the Group Leader adds 2 more, bringing the total to 12. If a bulk discount tier applies to groups of 10 or more, that tier is evaluated against the new total of 12 seats. Under that tier, the discount applies to all 12 seats.
See [Configure Bulk Discounts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configure-bulk-discounts/) for instructions on setting up discount tiers.
### Adding Courses
If a group is created by the purchase of a **Custom Group Licenses** on the Buy Courses/Group page, then Group Leaders will see the **Add Courses** button on the **Group Management page**.
Group Leaders use **Add Courses** to give their group access to additional LearnDash courses. Only courses with a corresponding **LearnDash Group Course** WooCommerce product are available to add.
1. The Group Leader navigates to their **Group Management page**.
2. They click the **Add Courses** button for the relevant group.
3. They are redirected to the assigned **Buy Courses page** where they see a list of available **LearnDash Group Course** products with individual prices. Bulk discounts apply if configured.
4. They select the course(s) to add and proceed to checkout.
5. Once the order reaches **Completed** status, the selected courses are added to the group and all current group members gain access.
 **Note:** The **Add Courses** button is not available for subscription-based groups. If your Group Leaders need to manage courses on a subscription group, contact your site admin.
### Order Status and Access Activation
Seat and course additions are activated when the WooCommerce order reaches **Completed** status. If your payment gateway leaves orders in **Processing** by default, we recommend enabling automatic order completion for virtual/downloadable products in **WooCommerce > Settings > Products**. Until the order completes, the new seats or courses will not be active.
### Important: Do Not Delete Associated Products or Orders
The WooCommerce products and orders tied to a group’s purchase history must remain intact. Deleting or trashing them can cause errors when Group Leaders attempt to add users, seats, or courses.
If a product or order has been accidentally deleted and a group is now broken, the group can be downgraded to a Basic LearnDash Group from the **Edit Group** page in the WordPress admin. This removes the WooCommerce association and restores basic functionality, but the Group Leader will no longer be able to use the Add Seats or Add Courses buttons.
### Subscription-Based Groups
Adding seats to a subscription-based group follows a different process. See [Add Seats after Subscription Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-after-subscription-based-group-purchase/) for full instructions.
### Related Articles
- [Enable Custom Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/) — set up the Group License product and Buy Courses page that enables this workflow
- [Set up LearnDash Group Course Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-learndash-group-course-products/) — create the course products that appear in the Add Courses list
- [Configure Bulk Discounts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configure-bulk-discounts/) — set up volume pricing for seats and courses
- [Add Seats after Subscription Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-after-subscription-based-group-purchase/) — the parallel workflow for subscription-based groups
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — full reference for the Group Leader’s frontend management interface
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
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### [Adding Seats after Subscription-based Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-after-subscription-based-group-purchase/)
**Published:** April 20, 2022
**Author:** Saad Siddique
**Content:**
### Overview
When group purchases are tied to WooCommerce Subscriptions, you can let customers buy additional seats without disrupting their existing subscription — each seat block gets its own subscription for clean renewal management.
### Prerequisites
- **Uncanny Groups for LearnDash** installed and active
- **WooCommerce** and **WooCommerce Subscriptions** installed and active
- At least one LearnDash group product set up as a subscription in WooCommerce
### Enabling the Feature
This is a global setting — once enabled it applies to every subscription-based group on your site.
1. Go to **Uncanny Groups > Settings** in your WordPress admin.
2. Locate the **WooCommerce Subscriptions** section.
3. Enable the **Enable “Add seats” option for subscription-based groups** option.
4. Click **Save Changes**.
 #### Optional: Synchronise Renewal Dates
When a customer adds seats, a new subscription is created for those additional seats. If you want all of a customer’s seat subscriptions to renew on the same date, enable renewal date synchronisation in WooCommerce:
1. Go to **WooCommerce > Settings > Subscriptions**.
2. Enable subscription renewal synchronization.
We recommend enabling this — it simplifies billing for your customers and reduces support queries about multiple renewal dates.
#### Optional: Add a “Learn More” Link
You can add an optional **Learn more** link that appears on the **Group Management page** for users interested in buying more seats. Use it to point customers to a page explaining how additional seats are billed and renewed.
Configure this link using the **Learn more URL** field in the same **WooCommerce Subscriptions** section of Uncanny Groups settings.
### What Happens When Seats Are Added
When a Group Leader or customer purchases additional seats for an existing subscription-based group:
- A **new subscription** is created in WooCommerce for the additional seats.
- The original group subscription remains unchanged.
- The new seats are immediately added to the group.
### Cancellation and Reactivation Behaviour
Uncanny Groups modifies the default WooCommerce Subscriptions cancellation behaviour so that all subscriptions tied to a group are managed together.
#### Cancellations
Cancelling a group membership cancels **all** associated subscriptions for that group simultaneously — the original subscription and any additional-seat subscriptions.
#### Reactivations
Reactivation behaviour depends on the subscription status at the time of reactivation:
**Situation****What happens**Subscription is **pending cancellation** (not yet expired)All group subscriptions reactivate togetherSubscription has **fully expired**The user creates a single new subscription sized to match their current group needs### Important Limitations
Before enabling this feature, be aware of the following constraints:
- **Global setting only.** This cannot be enabled for individual groups — it applies to all subscription-based groups on your site.
- **Courses cannot be added.** It is not possible to add courses to subscription-based groups. If you need to add courses after purchase, use a standard (non-subscription) group product instead.
- **One-time purchase groups are unaffected.** The **Add Seats** button for non-subscription groups works independently and is documented separately (see [Adding Seats and Courses after Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/)).
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups Plugin Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/)
- [Adding Seats and Courses after Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/)
- [Set Up User Enrollment](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-user-enrollment/)
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/)
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-questions-2/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
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### [BuddyBoss Group Sync](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/buddyboss-group-sync/)
**Published:** February 3, 2021
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
If your site uses BuddyBoss alongside LearnDash, Uncanny Groups can keep the two systems in sync — so adding or removing users in a LearnDash group automatically updates the corresponding BuddyBoss social group, without any manual duplication.
### Prerequisites
The following must all be in place before sync will work:
- **Uncanny Groups for LearnDash** v3.9 or later installed and active
- **BuddyBoss Platform** installed and active
- **LearnDash** installed and active
- Two specific settings enabled in BuddyBoss (see below)
#### Required BuddyBoss Settings
These settings are in BuddyBoss, not in Uncanny Groups. Both must be enabled:
1. Go to **BuddyBoss > Integrations > LearnDash**.
2. Enable **LearnDash Group Sync**.
3. Enable **Auto Create Social Group**.
4. Save your changes.
 If either setting is disabled, group sync will not function — no error will be shown, actions simply will not carry over to BuddyBoss.
### What Gets Synced
Once the prerequisites are met, the following actions in Uncanny Groups automatically sync to BuddyBoss:
**Action in Uncanny Groups / LearnDash****Result in BuddyBoss**New LearnDash group created via the pluginA matching BuddyBoss social group is created automaticallyUser added as a student via the Group Management page (single, bulk, or CSV import)User added to the BuddyBoss group as a **Member**User added as a Group Leader via the Group Management pageUser added to the BuddyBoss group as an **Organizer**User removed from a group via the Group Management pageUser removed from the corresponding BuddyBoss groupAdministrator modifies group membership via the LearnDash edit group interfaceChanges sync to the associated BuddyBoss group#### User Role Mapping
Uncanny Groups maps LearnDash roles to BuddyBoss roles as follows:
- **Students** in the LearnDash group → **Members** in the BuddyBoss group
- **Group Leaders** in the LearnDash group → **Organizers** in the BuddyBoss group
This means Group Leaders retain elevated access in the BuddyBoss social group, consistent with their LearnDash role.
### What Does Not Sync
To set accurate expectations:
- Changes made **directly inside BuddyBoss** (e.g., adding a user to a BuddyBoss group manually) do **not** sync back to the LearnDash group. Sync is one-directional: LearnDash/Uncanny Groups → BuddyBoss.
- Course progress, quiz results, and LearnDash activity are not affected by group sync — this feature covers group membership only.
### Troubleshooting
If users are not appearing in BuddyBoss groups after being added in Uncanny Groups:
1. Confirm both required BuddyBoss settings (**LearnDash Group Sync** and **Auto Create Social Group**) are enabled under **BuddyBoss > Integrations > LearnDash**.
2. Confirm the LearnDash group was created after those settings were enabled. Groups created before the settings were turned on may not have a corresponding BuddyBoss group — try creating a new test group to verify.
3. Check that the user addition was made via the **Group Management page** or the **LearnDash edit group interface**, not through another enrollment method that bypasses the sync hooks.
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups Plugin Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/)
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/)
- [Set Up User Enrollment](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-user-enrollment/)
- [Manage Groups as Administrator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-a-learndash-group/)
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-questions-2/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Configure Bulk Discounts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configure-bulk-discounts/)
**Published:** October 1, 2017
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to configure discounts that vary based on the number of group seats users purchase.
**Content:**
### Overview
Reward bigger orders with automatic volume pricing. Set discount tiers based on how many seats a buyer purchases, and the savings are calculated and applied at checkout — no coupon codes, no manual math. It’s a proven way to nudge organizations toward larger purchases.
Bulk discounts apply automatically to **Group License** purchases at the cart and checkout steps, based on the number of seats. Discounts also **recalculate automatically** when a Group Leader adds seats to an existing license later — so volume pricing stays consistent over the life of the account.
### Prerequisites
- Uncanny Groups installed with WooCommerce — see **[Getting Started](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-groups-for-learndash/)**.
### Set up bulk discounts
1. Go to **Uncanny Groups > Bulk Discount**.
2. Tick the **Enable Bulk Discount** checkbox.
3. Add a discount rule: set the **minimum seat quantity** and the **discount percentage**, then click **Add discount line**.
4. Repeat to add more tiers. Use **Remove last discount line** to delete the most recent rule.
5. Click **Save Bulk Discount**.
**Number of rules:** You can add up to **ten** discount rules.
 Fig. 9. Up to three bulk discount rules can be applied to the purchase of Group Course Products, automatically calculated at the cart and check out steps.### Worked example
Suppose you sell a course license at **$50 per seat** and set these tiers:
**Minimum seats****Discount**1010%2515%5020%A buyer purchasing **30 seats** automatically gets the 15% tier — $42.50 per seat — applied at checkout, with no code required. If their Group Leader later adds 25 more seats (reaching 55), the order recalculates at the 20% tier.
### Related Articles
- [Enable Users to Build Custom Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/)
- [Create Pre-configured LearnDash Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/creating-pre-configured-learndash-group-licenses/)
- [Add Seats and Courses after Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/)
- [Sell Online Courses to Businesses & Teams](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-online-courses-to-businesses-teams-with-learndash/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Configure Group Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configuring-group-emails/)
**Published:** October 16, 2019
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to customize the emails sent to group leaders and members.
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Groups for LearnDash sends automated emails at key moments in the group lifecycle — when users are invited, enrollment keys are distributed, and group leaders are assigned. This article explains how to customize those email templates, personalize messages with dynamic variables, and make sure your emails actually reach learners.
### Before you start
- You need **Administrator** access to your WordPress site.
- Navigate to **Uncanny Groups > Settings > Email Settings** to access all the options below.
- If you have high learner volumes, set up a transactional email service **before** testing (see [Deliverability](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Vd8crBY_Szkd04wjFzY-2rr08pmUcO2Vvm1dhd1pFBY/edit#deliverability) below).
### Global sender settings
At the top of the **Email Settings** tab, configure the details that appear on every group email sent by the plugin:
**Setting****What it does****From Email**The email address that appears in the “From” field**From Name**The display name shown alongside the From address**Reply To**Where replies are directed (can differ from From Email)These settings apply globally to all group email templates. To change the underlying WordPress sender defaults, use a plugin such as **Change Mail Sender**.
You can also **disable any template** by unchecking the checkbox next to it. Disabling a template suppresses that email entirely and, in some cases, removes the related action from the Group Management interface (see template details below).
Group Specific Emails
While there are 5 global email templates, there are also 3 email templates available for individual groups. Admins can enable and edit individual group emails for **Add and invite (new user)**, **Add and invite (existing user)** and **Send enrollment key.
When any of these 3 emails are enabled on the group edit page (found in the Uncanny Groups tab), they will override the email sent to users for the group they are associated with.
### Email variables
All templates support dynamic variables that pull data from the user’s profile, the group, and your site. Insert any of the following tokens directly into the subject line or body of a template:
**Variable****Inserts**`#SiteUrl`Your website address`#LoginUrl`Your site’s login page URL`#RedemptionKey`The enrollment key for group registration`#Email`The user’s email address`#EmailEncoded`The user’s email address, URL-encoded`#Username`The user’s WordPress username`#FirstName`The user’s first name`#LastName`The user’s last name`#DisplayName`The user’s display name`#Password`The auto-generated password for new user registrations`#SiteName`Your site name`#GroupName`The name of the group the user is being added to`#Courses`The list of courses assigned to the group`#GroupLeaderInfo`The names and email addresses of the group’s leaders### Email templates
The plugin includes six built-in templates. Each fires at a specific point in the group workflow.
#### Add and Invite (New User)
**When it sends:** A Group Leader uses **Add and Invite** for an email address not yet registered on your site.
The plugin automatically creates a WordPress account for the user and adds them to the LearnDash group. Because the password is system-generated, include #Password in this template — or replace it with a password-reset link — so the new user can log in.
#### Add and Invite (Existing User)
**When it sends:** A Group Leader invites a user who already has a WordPress account but is not yet a member of the current group.
**Tip:** If you disable both invitation emails (new and existing user), the **Add and Invite User** button label in the Group Management interface changes to **Add User**.
#### Send Enrollment Key
**When it sends:** A Group Leader selects **Send Enrollment Key** for one or more users.
Unlike the invitation emails, this template does **not** register the user automatically. The user must visit your registration page and enter their key. Your template must include clear instructions plus the `#RedemptionKey` variable — and either `#SiteUrl` or `#LoginUrl` so users know where to go.
**Note:** Disabling this template removes the **Send Enrollment Key** option from the Add User dialog entirely.
#### Add Group Leader / Create Group (New User)
**When it sends:** An admin clicks **Add Group Leader** for an unregistered email, or uses **Uncanny Groups > Create Group** with an email address not yet on the site.
The plugin registers the new user and assigns them the Group Leader role. Include `#Password` or a reset link in this template.
#### Add Group Leader / Create Group (Existing User)
**When it sends:** Adding a Group Leader or creating a group when the email address is already registered on the site.
#### New Group Purchase
**When it sends:** A user completes a group license purchase through WooCommerce.
Use this template to confirm the purchase, summarize what was purchased, and link to the **Group Management** page. Including `#GroupName` and `#Courses` gives buyers an immediate overview of what they have access to.
### Deliverability
The plugin can send a large number of emails as your learner base grows. To protect deliverability and avoid messages being flagged as spam, we recommend routing all plugin email through a **transactional email service** such as SparkPost, SendGrid, or Postmark. Configure your chosen service at the WordPress level (via its plugin or SMTP settings) and all group emails will route through it automatically.
### Critical: test before you launch
**Important:** In most cases, a group email cannot be re-triggered once it has been sent. Build your templates carefully, insert all required variables, and **send test messages before adding real learners** to any group.
 ### Related Articles
- [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/) — complete first-time configuration guide
- [Set Up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/) — configure the front-end pages Group Leaders use
- [Manage LearnDash Groups as a WordPress Administrator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-a-learndash-group/) — create groups, assign seats, and manage enrollment
- [Set Up User Enrollment](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-user-enrollment/) — enrollment key and invitation options in detail
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-questions-2/) — common setup and troubleshooting answers
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Create Pre-configured LearnDash Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/creating-pre-configured-learndash-group-licenses/)
**Published:** September 18, 2017
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to create group license products for your customers that are pre-configured with different course bundles.
**Content:**
### Overview
Pre-configured licenses are ready-made group packages you define in advance — a fixed course bundle at a set per-seat price, like “Compliance Training – 25 seats.” Buyers simply pick a quantity and check out; the group is created and they become its Group Leader automatically. It’s the simplest way to sell predictable team packages.
When Uncanny Groups and WooCommerce are both active, you get two product types:
- **LearnDash Group Course** — the individual course(s) that can be sold into groups.
- **LearnDash Group License** — the purchasable package that bundles seats with one or more Group Courses.
A *pre-configured* license is a Group License **Admins** build, so the courses and pricing are fixed before the buyer arrives. (Prefer to let buyers choose their own courses? Use [custom group licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/) instead.)
### Prerequisites
- Uncanny Groups installed — see **Getting Started**.
- Your [LearnDash Group Course products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-learndash-group-course-products/) created first.
### Choose a license type
**One-time payment****Subscription****Product type**LearnDash Group LicenseSimple Subscription**Requires**WooCommerceWooCommerce **+ WooCommerce Subscriptions****Best for**One-off team purchasesRecurring/renewing team access### Create a one-time payment license
1. Make sure your [Group Course products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-learndash-group-course-products/) exist.
2. Create a new WooCommerce product (**Products > Add New**).
3. Set the product type to **LearnDash Group License**.
4. Set a **per-seat price**. Leave it blank to auto-calculate from the linked courses.
5. Open the **Licensed Course(s)** tab and select the courses this license includes.
6. Set **catalog visibility** so the product shows where you want it.
7. **Publish.**
 ### Create a subscription license
Follow the same steps, but at step 3 choose **Simple Subscription** as the product type and configure the subscription billing interval.
**Note:** With subscription licenses, only administrators can change the included courses after purchase — Group Leaders cannot.
 ### Pricing and quantity controls
After the Group License product has been published, additional options will appear in the General tab that allow you to set fixed pricing as well as minimum and/or maximum quantities.
**Control****What it does****Fixed price**Overrides the auto-calculated per-seat price with a price you set**Minimum quantity**The fewest seats a buyer must purchase**Maximum quantity**The most seats a buyer can purchase ### At checkout
Buyers see a **Group Name** field during checkout — this names their group. The order must reach **Completed** status before group access is granted, so enable order auto-completion if needed (see the [FAQ](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-questions-2/)).
Admins have the option to hide the Group Name field on checkout and or product pages. They can also make the “Group Name” field non-editable on cart page. These options can be enabled/disabled on the Groups > Settings page.
### Group Product Swap
A single product can serve double duty: bought at **quantity 1** it grants individual course access, and at **quantity 2 or more** it creates a group. This lets you sell to individuals and teams from the same product.
### Things to know
- **Orders must be Completed** to create the group — use auto-completion to avoid stuck “Processing” orders.
- **Don’t delete products or orders** tied to active groups; it can break group functionality.
- A group can be **downgraded** to a basic LearnDash group if you ever need to.
### Related Articles
- [Set up LearnDash Group Course Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-learndash-group-course-products/)
- [Enable Users to Build Custom Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/)
- [Configure Bulk Discounts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configure-bulk-discounts/)
- [Add Seats and Courses after Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Enable Users to Build Custom Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/)
**Published:** September 18, 2017
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** Learn how to let customer select and purchase courses for their groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
Let buyers build and purchase their own group license — picking the courses they want and the number of seats they need — all from a single page on your site. They check out through WooCommerce and instantly become a Group Leader who can manage their own team. It’s the most flexible way to sell to organizations, with zero manual setup on your end per sale.
A *custom* group license lets the customer decide what they’re buying: they name their group, choose how many seats they need, and select from your available courses. Pricing and any bulk discounts are calculated automatically before checkout. Once the order completes, the group is created and the buyer becomes its Group Leader.
This is ideal when you want to offer choice — for example, a training provider whose clients each need a different mix of courses and team sizes.
### Prerequisites
- Uncanny Groups installed and activated — see **Getting Started**.
- At least one [LearnDash Group Course product](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-learndash-group-course-products/) set up.
### Set up a Buy Courses page
When Uncanny Groups is installed alongside WooCommerce, a **Buy Courses** page is created for you automatically. To build one manually:
1. Create a new page.
2. Add the **Buy Courses** block, or insert the shortcode `[uo_groups_buy_courses]`.
3. Publish the page.
 ### Buy Courses page options
The `[uo_groups_buy_courses]` shortcode and block accept optional attributes to control which courses appear and how many seats buyers can purchase:
**Attribute****What it does****Example**`product_cat`Shows only courses in the given product category IDs — useful for multi-organization or multi-catalog sites`product_cat="193,203"``product_tag`Shows only courses with the given product tag IDs`product_tag="179,398"``min_qty`Sets the minimum number of seats a buyer must purchase`min_qty="5"``max_qty`Sets the maximum number of seats a buyer can purchase`max_qty="10"`**Combined example:**
```
[uo_groups_buy_courses product_cat="193,203" product_tag="179,398" min_qty="5" max_qty="10"]
```
### What the buyer does
From the Buy Courses page, the customer:
1. **Names their group** — this becomes the license/group name.
2. **Chooses a seat count.**
3. **Selects one or more courses** from your available Group Course products.
4. **Reviews the auto-calculated price** (including any bulk discounts) and checks out.
After checkout, they land in their front-end [Group Management page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/), ready to invite their team.
### Things to know
- **Orders must reach “Completed” status** before the group is created. If orders sit in “Processing,” install an autocompletion plugin or enable the auto-complete setting for virtual products. See the [FAQ](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-questions-2/).
- **Abandoned licenses are cleaned up automatically** — a license tied to an incomplete purchase is removed after 24 hours.
- **Don’t delete the products or orders** tied to active groups — doing so can break group functionality.
- **Linking from a WooCommerce shop:** to surface the Buy Courses page in your shop, create an **External/Affiliate** product that links to it.
### Related Articles
- [Set up LearnDash Group Course Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-learndash-group-course-products/)
- [Create Pre-configured LearnDash Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/creating-pre-configured-learndash-group-licenses/)
- [Configure Bulk Discounts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configure-bulk-discounts/)
- [Sell Online Courses to Businesses & Teams](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-online-courses-to-businesses-teams-with-learndash/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-questions-2/)
**Published:** October 12, 2018
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Frequently Asked Questions about Uncanny Groups.
**Content:**
### How does Uncanny LearnDash Groups manage user roles?
Uncanny Groups *adds* the Group Leader role on top of a user’s existing roles rather than replacing them. Some sites don’t natively support users having multiple roles, so editing a Group Leader’s profile in the WordPress backend can strip the Group Leader role. If you manage roles manually, install a plugin like **[User Role Editor](https://en-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/user-role-editor/)** that supports multiple roles, so all permissions are preserved when profiles are updated.
### Can I show content to specific groups?
Yes. Use the restrict-content shortcode:
```
[uo_groups_restrict_content user_groups="123"]Welcome![/uo_groups_restrict_content]
```
Target multiple groups by separating IDs with commas. To find a group’s ID, edit the group as an administrator and read the number in the URL’s `?post=` parameter.
### Why are users randomly being added to my groups?
LearnDash has an automatic group-enrollment setting that’s rarely useful with Uncanny Groups. Keep it disabled so group membership stays under your control.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Enable-auto-setting.png)### Can I sell courses to individuals as well as groups?
Yes. Install the official LearnDash WooCommerce integration and create **Course**-type products for individual sales. Group Course products can also be sold to individuals for single-seat enrollment.
### Do Group Leaders have access to courses?
You decide. A setting controls whether group leaders are also enrolled as group members — useful when a leader manages a group but doesn’t need to take the course themselves.
### Why can’t my Group Leaders add courses to their group?
The **Add Courses** button only appears for groups created through the **Custom Group License** process. It isn’t available for pre-configured licenses (including subscription licenses), or manually created groups.
### Why can’t my Group Leaders add seats to their group?
The **Add Seats** button is available only for groups created through a Custom Group License or a pre-configured license. It isn’t shown for manually created groups.
### Why can’t a Group Leader see their group on the Group Management page?
Groups created in LearnDash’s native interface must be **upgraded** before they appear on the front-end Group Management page. See [Upgrade Existing LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-existing-learndash-groups/).
### Why can’t I find my group options after updating WordPress?
WordPress 7.0 redesigned the block editor and, by default, hides classic plugin metaboxes behind a collapsed **“Meta Boxes”** pane. After upgrading, some group options could appear to be missing for that reason.
As of **Uncanny Groups 6.1.8**, every Uncanny Groups setting for a group is grouped under a dedicated **Uncanny Groups** tab at the top of the group’s edit page — so they’re always easy to find. Open a group under **LearnDash LMS > Groups** and click the **Uncanny Groups** tab. If you’re on a version older than 6.1.8, update to 6.1.8 or later, or open the **Meta Boxes** pane in the editor to reveal the options.
WooCommerce orders must reach **Completed** status to trigger group creation and enrollment. Orders stuck in **Processing** won’t create a group. An autocompletion plugin (such as Autocomplete WooCommerce Orders), or the plugin’s auto-complete setting for virtual products, resolves this.
### Related Articles
- [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/)
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/)
- [Groups Shortcode/Gutenberg Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/shortcode-quick-reference/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Front End LearnDash Assignment Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-assignment-management/)
**Published:** October 11, 2018
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how Group Leaders can grade and approve assignments on the front end.
**Content:**
### Overview
Group Leaders can download, review, and grade LearnDash file assignments directly on the front end — no WordPress admin access required. This makes it practical to delegate assignment review to instructors or managers without granting them backend access.
### Prerequisites
- Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
- LearnDash configured with at least one assignment-enabled lesson
- A WordPress page where you can place the block or shortcode
- We recommend a full-width page layout — the assignment table is wide and sidebars will crowd the interface
### Adding the Assignment Management Page
Add the **Assignment Report** block to any WordPress page (search **Uncanny Groups** in the block inserter), or place the `[uo_groups_assignments]` shortcode there. Group Leaders assigned to your site will see a dashboard showing submissions from learners in their groups.
```
[uo_groups_assignments]
```
### Block Settings / Shortcode Attributes
Both attributes are optional. When omitted, the defaults shown apply.
**Setting / Attribute****Description****Accepted Values****Default**`status`Which assignments load by default`all`, `graded`, `ungraded``ungraded``columns`Columns visible on first load`Title`, `Student`, `Status`, `Points`, `Assigned Course,` `Assigned Lesson`, `Comments`, `Date` (comma-separated)All columns**Example — show only core columns and default to ungraded:**
```
[uo_groups_assignments status="ungraded" columns="Title, Student, Status, Points, Assigned Course, Date"]
```
Hidden columns remain accessible — Group Leaders can toggle them using the column visibility controls in the table header at any time.
### What Group Leaders Can Do
Once on the assignment management page, Group Leaders can:
- **Filter** assignments by group, course, lesson, and status
- **Search** across any visible column
- **Sort** by any column (click the column header)
- **Toggle column visibility** and reorder columns via drag-and-drop
- **Resize columns** to fit their screen
- **Hover over an assignment title** to reveal download and delete options
- **Select checkboxes** to perform bulk actions across multiple submissions
- **Click an assignment title** to open the grading panel, assign a point value, and approve the submission
Group Leaders only see submissions from learners in their assigned groups. Submissions from other groups are not visible.
### Exporting Submissions
Add the `excel_export_button` and/or `csv_export_button` attributes (or enable the block settings) to display export controls above the table:
```
[uo_groups_assignments excel_export_button="show" csv_export_button="show"]
```
Exports reflect the current filter state — if a Group Leader has filtered to a specific course or status, only matching records are included in the export.
 ### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash — Plugin Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) — start here if you’re new to the plugin
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — how Group Leaders manage learners and groups
- [Front End Essay Question Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-essay-question-management/) — similar front-end interface for essay questions
- [Group Leader Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/) — progress and completion reporting for Group Leaders
- [Shortcode Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/shortcode-quick-reference/) — all Uncanny Groups shortcodes in one place
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Front End Essay Question Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-essay-question-management/)
**Published:** October 11, 2018
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how Group Leaders can grade and approve quiz essay questions on the front end.
**Content:**
### Overview
Group Leaders can review, grade, and manage LearnDash essay submissions directly on the front end — no WordPress admin access required. This keeps instructors in their learner-facing environment and simplifies delegation to non-admin Group Leaders.
### Prerequisites
- Uncanny Groups for LearnDash installed and activated
- At least one LearnDash quiz with essay questions configured
- A WordPress page where you can place the shortcode
- We recommend a full-width page layout — the essay table is wide and sidebars will crowd the interface
### Adding the Essay Management Page
Add the **Essay Report** block to any WordPress page (search **Uncanny Groups** in the block inserter), or place the \[uo\_groups\_essays\] shortcode there. That page instantly becomes an essay management dashboard for Group Leaders assigned to that site.
```
[uo_groups_essays]
```
### Block Settings / Shortcode Attributes
Both attributes below are optional. When omitted, the defaults shown apply. All values added must be comma separated.
**Setting / Attribute****Description****Accepted Values****Default**`columns`Columns visible on first load`Title`, `Student`, `Status`, `Points`, `Question`, `Content`, `Course`, `Lesson`, `Quiz`, `Comments`, `Date` (comma-separated)All columns`status`Which submissions load by default`all`, `graded`, `ungraded``ungraded`**Example — show only the most relevant columns and default to ungraded submissions:**
```
[uo_groups_essays status="ungraded" columns="Title, Student, Status, Points, Course, Quiz, Date"]
```
Hidden columns remain accessible — Group Leaders can toggle them on or off at any time using the column visibility controls in the table header.
### What Group Leaders Can Do
Once on the essay management page, Group Leaders can:
- **Filter** submissions by group, course, lesson, quiz, and status
- **Search** across any visible column
- **Sort** by any column (click the column header)
- **Toggle column visibility** and reorder columns via drag-and-drop
- **Resize columns** to fit their screen
- **Click an essay title** to open the grading panel, assign a point value, and mark the submission as graded
- **Hover over a title** to reveal a delete option for removing a submission
Group Leaders only see submissions from learners in their assigned groups. They cannot access submissions outside their groups.
### Exporting Submissions
Add the `excel_export_button` and/or `csv_export_button` attributes to display export controls above the table:
```
[uo_groups_essays excel_export_button="show" csv_export_button="show"]
```
Exports respect the current filter state — if a Group Leader has filtered to a specific course or status, only those results are exported.
 ### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash — Plugin Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) — start here if you’re new to the plugin
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — how Group Leaders manage learners and groups
- [Front End LearnDash Assignment Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-assignment-management/) — similar front-end interface for file assignments
- [Group Leader Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/) — progress and completion reporting for Group Leaders
- [Shortcode Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/shortcode-quick-reference/) — all Uncanny Groups shortcodes in one place
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Front End Group Creation](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-group-creation/)
**Published:** October 2, 2017
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to let your Group Leaders and Administrators create groups on the front end.
**Content:**
### Overview
The \[uo\_groups\_create\_group\] shortcode lets Group Leaders and administrators create new LearnDash groups from any page on your WordPress front end — no admin access required. Place it on a Group Management page to give Group Leaders a self-serve way to set up their own groups.
### Before You Start
- Uncanny Groups must be installed and activated (version 2.6 or later).
- You need a published WordPress page where you want the group creation form to appear.
- The user viewing the page must be logged in as a **Group Leader** or **Administrator** to see and use the form.
### Add the Shortcode to a Page
1. In your WordPress admin, open the page where you want the form to appear (or create a new page).
2. Add the **Create Group** block (search **Uncanny Groups** in the inserter) — or add a shortcode block containing:
```
[uo_groups_create_group]
```
3. Publish or update the page.
When a Group Leader or Administrator visits that page, they will see the same group creation form available under **Uncanny Groups > Create Group** in the admin.
 ### Shortcode Attributes
Both attributes are optional. Both limit which courses appear in the form’s course selector — `category` filters by the standard WordPress Category taxonomy and `course_category` filters by the LearnDash Course Category taxonomy.
**Attribute****Description**`category`A category slug (or comma-separated list of slugs) using the standard WordPress **Category** taxonomy that limits the **courses available to assign** to the group.`course_category`A category slug (or comma-separated list of slugs) using the LearnDash **Course Category** taxonomy that limits the **courses available to assign** to the group.**Example — restrict to a single course category:**
```
[uo_groups_create_group course_category="compliance-training"]
```
**Example — restrict to multiple course categories:**
```
[uo_groups_create_group course_category="compliance-training,onboarding"]
```
Leaving both attributes blank (or omitting them entirely) shows all available courses.
### Required Fields
The person creating the group must complete all of the following:
- **Group name** — the display name for the group
- **Total seats available** — the number of learner seats in the group
- **Courses** — one or more courses to assign to the group
- **Group leader email address** — the email of the person who will manage the group
- **Group leader first name**
- **Group leader last name**
### Optional Fields
- **Parent Group** — When the Group Hierarchy option is enabled (found on the page LearnDash LMS > Groups > Settings tab), a drop down selector will appear. This selector will list all available groups that can be assigned as the Parent Group in the hierarchy (making the created group a child in the hierarchy). By default, this option will be set to “No Parent”. If “No Parent” is selected, then the group created on form submission will not be assigned to a hierarchy.
- **Group image** — a cover image for the group. This image is used by the [Uncanny Toolkit Pro Group Logo/List module](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro/) for group branding on the front end.
### What Happens After the Form Is Submitted
Once the form is submitted, the group is created immediately and becomes available for the assigned Group Leader to manage via their Group Management page.
Notification emails are sent automatically based on whether the Group Leader is a new or existing user:
- **New user:** An email is sent to the Group Leader containing their username and temporary password so they can log in and access the group.
- **Existing user:** The user receives a notification email and will see the new group the next time they log in.
**Note:** The group creation form is only visible to logged-in Group Leaders and Administrators. Other user roles — including standard learners — will not see the form.
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash – Plugin Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) — Understand the full scope of what Uncanny Groups can do.
- [Set Up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/) — Configure the front-end pages used for group management, including where to place this shortcode.
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — What Group Leaders can do after a group has been created.
- [Manage Groups as Administrator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-a-learndash-group/) — How administrators create and configure groups from the WordPress admin.
- [Set Up User Enrollment](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-user-enrollment/) — Configure how learners are enrolled into groups after creation.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/)
**Published:** September 7, 2017
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** Learn how to set up the Groups plugin and about the options available on the Settings page.
**Content:**
### Overview
This article walks you through installing Uncanny Groups, activating your license, and configuring the settings that control how groups behave on your site.
### Before you start
- Confirm your site meets the [Technical Requirements](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-technical-requirements/).
- Have your plugin ZIP file and license key ready. Both are in your purchase email and your [Uncanny Owl account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/account/).
### Install the plugin
1. In WordPress, go to **Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin**.
2. Upload the Uncanny Groups ZIP file and click **Install Now**.
3. Click **Activate**.
4. On the **Uncanny Groups > Settings** page, paste your license key and activate. This enables automatic updates.
 On activation, Uncanny Groups automatically creates the front-end pages it needs and sets up default email templates. You’ll find everything under **Uncanny Groups > Settings**.
### Group Management pages
The **Settings** page tells the plugin which front-end pages handle group management, registration, and reports. These are created for you on install, but you can swap in your own pages here. Setting a dropdown to **None** hides its associated button from the interface.
 ### Settings reference
#### General Options
**Setting****What it does****When to use it****Per Seat Text**Renames the “Seat” label (e.g. “License” or “User”) throughout the interfaceMatch your audience’s vocabulary**Allow Group Leaders to remove students at any time**Lets leaders remove members even after they’ve started a courseTurn off to protect in-progress enrollments**Do not free up a seat when a student with “Completed” status is removed**Keeps the seat consumed when a finished learner is removedUse when completions should permanently count against seats**Group Leaders don’t use seats**Excludes leaders from the seat countUse when leaders manage but don’t take the course**Do not automatically add Group Leaders as Group Members**Prevents leaders from also being enrolled as learnersUse for manager-only leaders**Allow Group Leaders to edit users**Lets leaders edit member profile details from the front endUse when leaders own account management**Allow Group Leaders to change email**Lets leaders update a member’s email addressUseful when leaders correct sign-up typos or manage logins on members’ behalf**Allow Group Leaders to change username**Lets leaders change member usernamesEnable only if usernames need to be editable**Use Progress Report instead of Course Report for individual users**Swaps the default report styleChoose the view your leaders prefer**Show “basic” (non-upgraded) groups in front end with access to reports only**Shows non-upgraded native groups in the interface (reports only)Use during migration from native groups#### LearnDash Options
**Setting****What it does****Use LearnDash’s “legacy” course progress data**Reports from older progress data for backward compatibility**Hide the Courses / Users column in the list of LearnDash groups**Removes a heavy column to speed up report loading on large groups**Include data from child groups in reports**Rolls child-group progress up into the parent group’s reports#### eCommerce Options (WooCommerce)
**Setting****What it does****Automatically include Group Course products in Group License purchases**Bundles the course product into license sales**Enable association of products and groups**Maps products to groups for automatic enrollment on purchase**Autocomplete Uncanny Groups orders**Marks qualifying orders complete so groups are created without manual steps**Default License Product category**Assigns a category to licenses created on the fly**Adding Seats Message**Customizes the text shown when leaders add seats#### Group Registration Form – Terms & Conditions
Add text here to display a **terms acceptance checkbox** on the built-in group registration form. Leave it blank to hide the checkbox.
 ### Where a group’s settings appear on the edit page
As of **Uncanny Groups 6.1.8**, every Uncanny Groups setting for a group lives under a dedicated **Uncanny Groups** tab at the top of the group’s edit page. Open a group under **LearnDash LMS > Groups** and click the **Uncanny Groups** tab to find **Total seats**, **Remaining seats**, the **Reconcile seat count** and **Downgrade this group** controls, and the group-specific email overrides.
This also resolves a WordPress 7.0 change: the redesigned block editor tucks classic plugin metaboxes behind a collapsed **“Meta Boxes”** pane, so group options could seem to disappear after upgrading. The dedicated **Uncanny Groups** tab gives those settings a permanent, visible home. If you’re on a version older than 6.1.8 and can’t find a group option, update to 6.1.8 or later — or open the **Meta Boxes** pane in the editor.
 ### Next steps
- New here? Follow the [Getting Started walkthrough](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-groups-for-learndash/).
- [Set up your Group Management pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/).
- [Configure Group Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configuring-group-emails/).
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups – START HERE!](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/)
- [Upgrade Existing LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-existing-learndash-groups/)
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-questions-2/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Manage LearnDash Groups as a WordPress Administrator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-a-learndash-group/)
**Published:** September 30, 2017
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** Learn how to manage groups and seat counts as a WordPress admin.
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Groups gives WordPress Administrators a central place to create groups, control seat counts, manage enrollment keys, and handle edge cases like WooCommerce-purchased groups. This article covers the full administrator workflow so you can get groups up and running — and keep them running — with confidence.
### Before you start
- You need **Administrator** access to your WordPress site.
- Uncanny Groups for LearnDash must be activated and configured. If you haven’t done that yet, see [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/).
- Courses must exist in LearnDash before you can assign them to a group.
- If you plan to assign a Group Leader at creation time, have their username or email address handy (for Group Wizard)
### Creating a group with the Create Group Wizard
The **Create Group Wizard** consolidates everything you need for a new group into a single screen — no jumping between LearnDash settings and the plugin.
1. In your WordPress admin, go to **Uncanny Groups > Create Group**.
2. Fill in the required fields:
**Field****Notes****Group Name**The name that appears in the Group Management interface and in email templates via #GroupName**Total Seats**The maximum number of members the group can hold**Courses**One or more LearnDash courses to assign to the group3. Optionally, add a Group Leader:
**Field****Notes****First Name**Required in versions earlier than 4.0; optional in 4.0+**Last Name**Required in versions earlier than 4.0; optional in 4.0+**Email Address**If the address is not yet registered, the plugin creates a WordPress account automatically4. Click **Process Group**.
The plugin creates the LearnDash group, assigns the leader (if provided), and redirects you to the **LearnDash Group Edit** page. If a new user was created for the Group Leader, they receive an email with their login credentials.
 **Tip:** You can always add a Group Leader later from the group’s edit screen or from the front-end Group Management page.
### Where to find a group’s settings
**Uncanny Groups 6.1.8+:** Every Uncanny Groups setting for a group now lives under a dedicated **Uncanny Groups** tab at the top of the group’s edit page. Open a group under **LearnDash LMS > Groups**, then click the **Uncanny Groups** tab to find **Total seats**, **Remaining seats**, the **Reconcile seat count** and **Downgrade this group** controls, and the group-specific email overrides. If a setting seems to be missing after a WordPress or plugin update, this tab is where it now lives.
 ### Managing seats
Seat counts control how many members a group can hold. Administrators can adjust seats at any time, even while Group Leaders are actively managing their groups.
#### Editing seats
1. Go to **LearnDash LMS > Groups** and open the group you want to edit.
2. Open the **Uncanny Groups** tab, find the **Total seats** field, and enter a new value (this value only appears for upgraded groups. Groups created using the Uncanny Group Wizard tool are already upgraded, however, see [Upgrade Existing LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-existing-learndash-groups/) for more info on upgrading basic LearnDash groups).
3. Save the group.
#### How seat counts adjust automatically
When an administrator adds users or seats directly from the LearnDash backend:
- The number of seats is automatically updated for that group and the remaining seats are adjusted accordingly.
- If an admin adds more users than there are seats, the overall seat count is increased to accommodate them and the remaining seats are set to zero.
#### Reconciling seat counts
If a seat count appears out of sync with the actual member list (for example, after a bulk import or manual database change), use the **Reconcile seat count** button under the **Uncanny Groups** tab on the group’s edit page. This recalculates the count based on current group membership.
 ### Managing users with pending enrollment keys
When a Group Leader sends enrollment keys to users, those users hold reserved seats from the moment the key is issued — even before they register.
The group edit screen (in newer versions of Groups, the Uncanny Groups tab) shows a list of **pending key holders** (users who received a key but haven’t completed registration). You can:
- **Review** who is holding reserved seats.
- **Remove** a pending user to free up their reserved seat. Removing a pending user does not invalidate the key itself; if seats are available when the user later tries to register, the key will still work.
 ### The Group List: seats column and Download Keys
In **LearnDash LMS > Groups**, Uncanny Groups adds two enhancements to the standard group list:
- **Seats column** — shows used versus available seats at a glance (for example, “12 / 50” indicates 12 seats used out of 50 available seats).
- **Download Keys** — hover over a group name to reveal the **Download Keys** option (a link under the group name); it exports all enrollment keys for that group as a CSV.
 ### Downgrading WooCommerce groups
Groups created through WooCommerce are linked to the originating order and product. If that order or product is deleted, the group may lose WooCommerce-dependent functionality (such as seat top-ups through the storefront).
You can **downgrade** a WooCommerce group to a standard LearnDash group. After downgrading:
- The group and all its members remain intact.
- Reporting functionality is preserved.
- WooCommerce-specific features (purchasing additional seats, purchase history) are no longer available for that group.
To downgrade, open the group in **LearnDash LMS > Groups**, select the **Uncanny Groups** tab, and use the **Downgrade this group** button.
**Note:** Downgrading is not reversible through the plugin interface. Only downgrade a group when the WooCommerce connection is no longer needed.
 ### Related Articles
- [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/) — activate and configure the plugin for the first time
- [Set Up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/) — configure the front-end pages Group Leaders use
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — Group Leader’s guide to adding members, distributing keys, and running reports
- [Set Up User Enrollment](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-user-enrollment/) — enrollment key settings and invitation options
- [Upgrade Existing LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-existing-learndash-groups/) — convert standard LearnDash groups to Uncanny Groups
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Manage Learner Progress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-learner-progress/)
**Published:** July 18, 2019
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how Group Leaders can view and manage the course progress of their members on the front end.
**Content:**
### Overview
The Manage Learner Progress page lets Group Leaders and Administrators view — and optionally mark complete or incomplete — individual learners’ progress through courses, all from the front end of your site.
When Uncanny Groups for LearnDash is activated, it automatically creates a **Manage Progress** page containing the \[uo\_groups\_manage\_progress\] shortcode. This gives Group Leaders a hierarchical view of every course, lesson, topic, and quiz assigned to their groups, with checkboxes to mark items complete or incomplete without touching the WordPress back end.
Whether Group Leaders can *edit* progress (or only view it) is controlled by the plugin’s admin settings. Administrators always have full edit access.
**Important:** Progress changes are applied **instantly and cannot be undone.** Marking a course complete triggers any associated certificates and LearnDash notifications immediately. We recommend confirming with the learner before making changes on their behalf.
### Setup
The Manage Progress page is created automatically on plugin activation. If you need to add it to a different page, add the **Progress Report** block (search **Uncanny Groups** in the inserter), or use the `[uo_groups_manage_progress]` shortcode:
```
[uo_groups_manage_progress]
```
#### Block Settings / Shortcode Attributes
**Settings / Attribute****Values****Default****Description**`orderby``"title"`, `"date"`, `"menu_order"`, `"ID"``"ID"`How courses are sorted in the progress view`order``"asc"` / `"desc"``"desc"`Sort direction for courses`expand_by_default``"yes"` / `"no"``"no"`Whether all lessons and topics are expanded when the page loads**Example — sorted alphabetically with all items expanded:**
```
[uo_groups_manage_progress orderby="title" order="asc" expand_by_default="yes"]
```
### Finding a learner
Use the **search bar** at the top of the page to locate a learner by first name, last name, or email address. Partial matches are supported — entering “smi” will match “Smith,” “Smithson,” and so on.
**Scope of search results:**
- **Group Leaders** see only users enrolled in their managed groups. The search is further scoped to the **currently selected group** (available since v4.0), so selecting a group first narrows results to that group’s members.
- **Administrators** can search across all users on the site.
 ### Viewing progress
After selecting a learner, the page displays a collapsible tree of all courses they are enrolled in through the group:
- **Courses** — top-level items, each expandable to show lessons
- **Lessons** — expandable to show topics (when applicable)
- **Topics** — individual content items
- **Quizzes** — shown inline at the course, lesson, or topic level
Completed items are checked. Items not yet started or in progress are unchecked.
Set `expand_by_default="yes"` on the shortcode to open the full tree automatically, which is helpful for shorter courses or when you need a complete overview at a glance.
### Editing progress
When the plugin settings allow Group Leaders to edit progress (or for Administrators), a **checkbox** appears next to each item in the tree.
#### Marking an item complete
1. Locate the course, lesson, topic, or quiz in the progress tree.
2. Check the checkbox next to the item.
3. If the item has children (e.g., you are completing a lesson that contains topics), a confirmation dialog appears asking whether to mark all child items complete as well. Confirm to proceed.
#### Marking an item incomplete
1. Uncheck the checkbox next to a completed item.
2. Confirm the dialog if prompted. Unchecking a parent item can also mark child items incomplete.
**Reminder:** These changes are instant. Completing a course that has a certificate assigned will generate and send that certificate immediately — this cannot be reversed.
 ### Certificates
Group Leaders can download or print certificates directly from the progress view:
- A **Certificate** button appears next to a course or quiz that has a certificate assigned and that the **learner** has completed.
- For **quizzes**, certificates are only available for completions made by the learner themselves — quizzes marked complete by a Group Leader or Administrator using this tool do **not** display a downloadable certificate button in this view, though the completion is still recorded.
### Related Articles
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — The main front-end hub for managing group members
- [Using the Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/) — Course and quiz completion reports for Group Leaders
- [Set Up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/) — Configure and customize the Manage Progress page
- [Front End Assignment Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-assignment-management/) — Review and approve learner assignment submissions from the front end
- [Front End Essay Question Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-essay-question-management/) — Grade learner essay responses from the front end
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Pooled Seats](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/pooled-seats/)
**Published:** October 5, 2022
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Pooled Seats lets a parent group and all of its child groups share a single seat count, so you can allocate capacity flexibly across an organisation rather than locking a fixed number of seats into each group.
### What Is a Pooled Seat?
Normally each LearnDash group has its own seat limit — a child group’s seats are entirely separate from its parent group’s seats.
With **Pooled Seats** enabled, the seat counts for a parent group and all of its child groups are combined into one shared pool. Any child group can draw from that pool when enrolling users. When a seat is used in any group in the hierarchy, the available total decreases for all groups in that hierarchy.
**Example:** A parent group has 100 seats and one child group has 50 seats. With pooling enabled, the combined pool is **150 seats**. If 30 users enrol through the child group, 120 seats remain available across the entire hierarchy.
### Prerequisites
- **Uncanny Groups for LearnDash** v5.0 or later
- **LearnDash Group Hierarchies** enabled (see below)
- At least one parent group with one or more child groups configured
#### Enable LearnDash Group Hierarchies
Pooled Seats requires group hierarchies to be active. To enable them:
1. Go to **LearnDash LMS > Groups > Settings (tab)**.
2. Enable **LearnDash Group Hierarchies**.
3. Click **Save Settings**.
**Important:** Only administrators can create group hierarchies. Group Leaders cannot link groups into parent-child relationships unless the front end “Edit Group” option is enabled. See [New Edit Group Wizard](https://www.uncannyowl.com/uncanny-groups-new-edit-group-wizard/) for more info.
 ### Configuring Pooled Seats
There are two ways to enable Pooled Seats, depending on how much control you want to give Group Leaders.
#### Option 1: Let Group Leaders Manage Pooled Seats per Hierarchy
Use this approach when you want Group Leaders to decide whether pooling is active for their own hierarchy.
1. Go to **Uncanny Groups > Settings**.
2. In the **Pooled Seats** section, enable **Allow Group Leaders to enable seat pooling from the Group Management page**.
3. Click **Save Settings**.
Once enabled, Group Leaders will see a **Pooled Seats** toggle on the Group Management page for any hierarchy they manage. They can turn pooling on or off independently for each hierarchy.
 #### Option 2: Enable Pooled Seats Globally for All Hierarchies
Use this approach when you want pooling active across every hierarchy on your site without requiring Group Leaders to configure it.
1. Go to **Uncanny Groups > Settings**.
2. In the **Pooled Seats** section, enable **Enable pooled seats for all groups in hierarchies**.
3. Click **Save Settings**.
When this option is active, Group Leaders do **not** see a toggle on the Group Management page — pooling is always on for every hierarchy.
 ### How Seat Counts Are Displayed
When Pooled Seats is active for a hierarchy, the seat count shown on the Group Management page reflects the **combined pool** across the parent and all child groups — not just the seats for the individual group being viewed.
Group Leaders can see at a glance how many seats remain across the entire hierarchy.
### Important Limitations
- **Hierarchies are admin-only.** Group Leaders can use an existing hierarchy but cannot create one. An administrator must set up the parent-child group structure.
- **Pooling is per-hierarchy.** If you have multiple independent hierarchies, each one has its own pool — seats do not flow between unrelated hierarchies.
- **Enrollment keys and child groups.** When a user redeems an enrollment key for a child group, they are enrolled in that child group (not the parent). This behaviour was corrected in v6.1.2/6.1.3 — if you were seeing users land in the wrong group after key redemption, updating to the current version resolves this.
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups Plugin Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/)
- [Manage Groups as Administrator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-a-learndash-group/)
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/)
- [Create Pre-configured Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/creating-pre-configured-learndash-group-licenses/)
- [Adding Seats and Courses after Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Sell LearnDash Group Access to Learners](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-learndash-group-access-to-learners/)
**Published:** September 20, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to sell access to existing groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
Instead of selling entire groups to customers, you sell membership to a specific LearnDash group — automatically adding each purchaser to the group and granting them course access the moment their order completes.
### How It Works
When you associate a WooCommerce product with a LearnDash Group, every customer who completes a purchase of that product is automatically enrolled as a **member** of the mapped group. They gain access to all courses assigned to that group, without any manual admin action.
This feature is distinct from the Group Leader purchasing workflow, where an organization creates and manages a group of learners. Here, each buyer simply joins a group as a learner.
### Prerequisites
- **WooCommerce** installed and active
- **Uncanny Groups for LearnDash** installed and active
- At least one published LearnDash Group to associate with a product
### Enable Product–Group Associations
Before you can link products to groups, you must turn on the feature:
1. Navigate to **Uncanny Groups > Settings**.
2. Enable **Enable association of products and groups**.
3. Click **Save Changes**.
 Once enabled, a **Related Groups** field appears on the **General** tab of supported WooCommerce product types.
### Supported Product Types
Three WooCommerce product types support group associations:
**Product Type****Best for****Notes****Group**Products whose sole purpose is granting group accessAdded by Uncanny Groups when the association feature is enabled; keeps the product simple and purpose-built**Simple Product**Complex purchase rulesUse when the product also grants independent course access, has physical components, or needs custom purchase logic**Simple Subscription**Recurring group accessRequires [WooCommerce Subscriptions](https://woocommerce.com/products/woocommerce-subscriptions/); group membership is revoked when the subscription lapses or is cancelledFor most straightforward group-access sales, **Group** is the right product type — it is the cleanest option and signals intent clearly to both admins and customers.
### Map a Group to a Product
1. Create a new product (or edit an existing one) and set its **product type** to one of the supported types above.
2. Open the **General** tab in the **Product Data** panel.
3. In the **Related Groups** field, search for and select the LearnDash Group you want buyers to join.
4. Set your price, configure any other product settings, and click **Publish** (or **Update**).
 You can map a single product to multiple groups if a purchase should enroll the buyer in more than one group simultaneously.
### Important Notes
**Order status must reach Completed.** Group enrollment is triggered when a WooCommerce order reaches **Completed** status. If your payment gateway leaves orders in **Processing** by default, we recommend enabling automatic order completion for virtual/downloadable products in **WooCommerce > Settings > Products** — otherwise learners will not receive access until you manually complete the order.
**Purchases do not change user roles.** Buyers are added to the group as members with the standard **Customer** role. They are not made Group Leaders and cannot manage the group.
**Subscription expiry removes access.** For **Simple Subscription** products, group membership is automatically revoked when the subscription is cancelled, expires, or lapses. No manual action is required.
**Do not delete products or orders tied to active groups.** If you delete a WooCommerce product or order associated with an active group, users may encounter errors and the group may lose its associated data. Unpublish products rather than deleting them, and archive orders rather than trashing them.
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups Plugin Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) — understand how groups, leaders, and members fit together
- [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/) — install the plugin and activate your license
- [Enable Custom Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/) — sell group licenses to organizations instead of individual learners
- [Add Seats after Subscription Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-after-subscription-based-group-purchase/) — manage seat counts for subscription-based groups
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — what Group Leaders can do once a group is created
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
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### [Tin Canny Blocks & Shortcodes Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-blocks-shortcodes-quick-reference/)
**Published:** July 5, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
Tin Canny lets you place reports anywhere on your site — on a member dashboard, a Group Leader page, or a learner’s profile. **The easiest way is with a Tin Canny block.** Where a report has no block, a shortcode does the same job. This article lists them all in one place.
**New to front-end reports?** Read [Front End LearnDash Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-reports/) and [Front End Quiz Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-quiz-reports/) first for the full context. This page is the at-a-glance reference.
### How to use these
- **Prefer the block.** When editing a page, click **+**, search **Tin Canny**, and choose the report — it gives you a visual interface with the options in the block sidebar. Tin Canny registers **six** blocks (listed below).
- **Use the shortcode when there’s no block.** A few reports (the combined interface, Tin Can Report, xAPI Quiz Report, and the Detailed Quiz Report) are shortcode-only. Paste the shortcode into any page, post, or text widget — in the block editor, use a **Shortcode block**.
- Reports render wide tables, so use a **full-width page template** with no sidebar for the best layout.
- Most reports are visible only to **administrators and Group Leaders**; the learner-facing quiz report is the exception.
### Admin & Group Leader reports
These surface the same data as the back-end reports, on the front end.
**Block (search “Tin Canny”)****Shortcode****What it displays****Who can view****Tin Canny Course/User Report**`[tincanny_course_report]`The Course Report on its own.Admins, Group Leaders**Tin Canny Course/User Report**`[tincanny_user_report]`The User Report on its own.Admins, Group Leaders*No block — shortcode only*`[tincanny_tin_can_report]`The Tin Can Report on its own.Admins, Group Leaders*No block — shortcode only*\[`tincanny_xapi_quiz_report]`The xAPI Quiz Report on its own.Admins, Group Leaders*No block — shortcode only*`[tincanny]`The full front-end reporting interface — Course, User, Tin Can, and xAPI Quiz reports in one tabbed view.Admins, Group Leaders**Tin Canny Lesson Report**`[uotc_lesson_report]`Lesson completion report: which learners completed a chosen lesson, with optional group/course filters.Admins, Group Leaders**Tin Canny Topic Report**`[uotc_topic_report]`Topic completion report: the same view, scoped to a topic.Admins, Group Leaders**Note:** The single **Tin Canny Course/User Report** block covers both the Course Report and the User Report. The **Tin Can** and **xAPI Quiz** reports only appear (in `[tincanny]` or via their own shortcodes) if data capture is enabled in **Tin Canny Reporting > Settings**.
### Quiz reports
**Block (search “Tin Canny”)****Shortcode****What it displays****Who can view****Tin Canny Individual Quiz Report**`[uo_individual_quiz_report]`The viewing learner’s own LearnDash quiz scores plus SCORM/xAPI scores across all their courses.Students, Group Leaders, Admins**Tin Canny Group Quiz Report**`[uo_group_quiz_report]`Consolidated quiz data and Tin Canny scores (H5P, iSpring, Storyline, etc.) by group and course.Admins, Group Leaders*No block — shortcode only*`[uotc_ld_quiz_report]`Detailed quiz report: all attempts for all users, including learners who haven’t completed a quiz, across courses. Columns are customizable.Admins, Group Leaders (adjustable via filter)#### Quiz report attributes
These attributes apply when you use the **shortcode** form:
**Attribute****Used on****Description**`user_report_url="%URL%"``[uo_group_quiz_report]`Turns learner names into links to their individual user report. Replace `%URL%` with the page holding `[uo_individual_quiz_report]`. *(Verified in source.)*`exclude_non_course_quizzes="yes"``[uo_individual_quiz_report]`Added in **v5.0**. Set to `yes` to hide quizzes that aren’t mapped to a course, so the report shows only course-based quizzes. Default is `no`. *(Verified in source — attribute lives on the* ***individual*** *quiz report shortcode, not the detailed report.)***Developers:** the `userReportUrl` value on the detailed quiz report can also be set globally with the `uo_tincanny_quiz_report_user_report_url` filter. See [Actions/Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers-2/).
### The six Tin Canny blocks
When editing a page, click **+**, search **Tin Canny**, and choose:
- **Tin Canny Course/User Report** — the Course Report and User Report
- **Tin Canny Lesson Report** — lesson completion
- **Tin Canny Topic Report** — topic completion
- **Tin Canny Individual Quiz Report** — a learner’s own quiz scores
- **Tin Canny Group Quiz Report** — quiz scores by group and course
- **Tin Canny Content** — embeds an eLearning module into a lesson/topic (see below)
-
Each block exposes its options in the block sidebar — for example, the group/course selectors on the Lesson and Topic reports, and the column options on the quiz reports.
**Shortcode-only reports:** there is **no** block for the combined `[tincanny]` interface, the **Tin Can Report**, the **xAPI Quiz Report**, or the **Detailed Quiz Report** (`[uotc_ld_quiz_report]`) — use their shortcodes for those.
### Embedding eLearning modules
To place a module (not a report), use the **Tin Canny Content** block while editing a lesson or topic — or the **Tin Canny Uploader** button in the Classic Editor. See [Tin Canny Uploader](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/storyline-captivate-uploader/).
### Related Articles
- [Front End LearnDash Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-reports/) — placing the main report interface on a page
- [Front End Quiz Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-quiz-reports/) — the three quiz reports in depth
- [Lesson and Topic Completion Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/lesson-and-topic-completion-reports/) — the lesson/topic reports in depth
- [Actions/Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers-2/) — filters that customize report behaviour
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Set up LearnDash Group Course Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-learndash-group-course-products/)
**Published:** September 16, 2017
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to set up group course products that form the basis of group license purchases.
**Content:**
### Overview
Installing WooCommerce alongside Uncanny Groups for LearnDash unlocks two new product types that power your group-selling workflow. Setting these up correctly is the foundation for everything from simple corporate seat sales to fully self-serve group licensing.
### How the Two Product Types Work Together
When WooCommerce is active, Uncanny Groups for LearnDash adds two product types to WooCommerce:
**Product Type****Role****Sold to customers?****LearnDash Group Course**Represents an individual course that can be bundled into a group licenseRarely — usually only as a standalone fallback**LearnDash Group License**The purchasable product that creates a group and grants course access to its membersYes — this is what Group Leaders and learners buy**LearnDash Group Course** products are the building blocks. Each one maps to a single LearnDash course. On their own they behave like a standard LearnDash–WooCommerce product (purchase = course enrollment), but their real purpose is to be bundled into a **LearnDash Group License** product so that a single purchase grants group access to one or more courses.
### Prerequisites
- **WooCommerce** installed and active
- **LearnDash LMS** installed and active
- **Uncanny Groups for LearnDash** installed and active
- At least one published LearnDash course to associate with the product
### Create a LearnDash Group Course Product
You need one **LearnDash Group Course** product for each course you want to include in group licenses. Create as many as you need — one per course.
1. In your WordPress admin, navigate to **Products > Add New**.
2. Enter a **Product Name** (e.g., “Introduction to Safety Procedures”).
3. Optionally add a product description and featured image.
4. In the **Product Data** panel, open the product type dropdown and select **LearnDash Group Course**.
5. In the **General** tab, set the **Regular Price** (and optionally a **Sale Price**). This price is used as the per-seat license for this course when customers purchase a group license through the Buy Courses page..
6. In the **Courses** tab, select the **LearnDash course** this product represents.
7. Click **Publish**.
8. Repeat for each additional course you want to make available in group licenses.
 **Note:** The price you set here appears to Group Leaders when they use the **Add Courses** feature on the Group Management page. We recommend keeping it consistent with how the course is priced in your Group License products.
### What Happens After You Create Group Course Products
Once published, your **LearnDash Group Course** products become available in two places:
- **Backend (admin):** When you create a **LearnDash Group License** product, you can bundle any number of Group Course products into it. The license product is what customers purchase.
- **Frontend (Group Leaders):** Group Leaders who created their group through a Custom Group License can visit their Group Management page and use the **Add Courses** button to purchase additional courses for their group. Only Group Course products appear in that list.
**Important:** Do not delete or trash a Group Course product that is referenced by an active Group License product or an existing group. Doing so can cause errors when Group Leaders try to manage their groups. If you need to retire a course product, unpublish it rather than deleting it.
### Product Settings Reference
**Setting****Location****Description****Product Name**Title fieldDisplayed to Group Leaders on the Add Courses page**Regular Price**General tabPer-course price charged when adding courses to an existing group**Sale Price**General tabOptional discounted price**Course**Courses tabThe LearnDash course this product grants access to### Related Articles
- [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/) — install the plugin and activate your license
- [Enable Custom Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/) — set up the Group License product type and the Buy Courses page
- [Create Pre-configured Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/creating-pre-configured-learndash-group-licenses/) — bundle Group Course products into a Group License for sale
- [Add Seats and Courses after Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/) — how Group Leaders use the Add Courses feature
- [Configure Bulk Discounts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configure-bulk-discounts/) — apply volume pricing to course and seat purchases
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Set up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/)
**Published:** September 7, 2017
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to set up the front-end group management pages and reports for Group Leaders.
**Content:**
### Overview
When you activate Uncanny Groups for LearnDash, the plugin automatically creates a set of pages on your site — each pre-loaded with the shortcode its feature needs. This article explains what those pages do, how to customize them with shortcode attributes, and how to surface them to Group Leaders through your site menu. Each page can be built with its matching **Uncanny Groups block** (search the block inserter) or the equivalent shortcode shown below.
### Before you start
- You need **Administrator** access to your WordPress site.
- The plugin must be activated. If the pages below are missing, you can regenerate them (see [Regenerating pages](https://docs.google.com/document/d/171KSmkdresh4cK30Gmj6l4NpzllWRqxfFw67z2mLL5k/edit#regenerating-pages) below).
- Avoid using `/groups/` in any of these page URLs — LearnDash reserves that path and duplicate routes will cause conflicts.
### Auto-generated pages
On first activation, the plugin creates the following pages. You can rename them, customize their slugs, and add them to your navigation at any time. Also, while shortcodes are used for auto-generated pages, blocks are available.
**Page****What it does****Shortcode / Block****Default slug****Group Management**Core hub where Group Leaders manage members, seats, keys, and courses`[uo_groups]`Course Report`group-management`**Course Report**Lets leaders view member progress by course`[uo_groups_course_report]`Course Report`group-management-report`**Quiz Report**Lets leaders view quiz results for their members`[uo_groups_quiz_report]`
Quiz Report`group-quiz-report`**Buy Courses**Lets users purchase courses and create groups (requires WooCommerce)`[uo_groups_buy_courses]`
Buy Courses`group-management-buy-courses`**Manage Assignments**Front-end assignment review and grading for leaders`[uo_groups_assignments]`
Assignment Management`assignment-management-page`**Manage Essays**Front-end essay review for leaders`[uo_groups_essays]`Essay Management`essay-management-page`**Manage Learner Progress**View and edit individual learner progress`[uo_groups_manage_progress]`
Progress Report`group-progress-report`**URL warning:** Do not use /groups/ as any part of these page slugs. LearnDash uses this route internally, and duplicating it will break navigation.
### Regenerating pages
If a page is accidentally deleted or you need to reassign which page the plugin points to, you have two options:
1. **Regenerate automatically** — go to **Uncanny Groups > Settings** and use the **Regenerate Pages** option. The plugin recreates any missing pages with the correct shortcodes.
2. **Re-select an existing page** — if you have already created a replacement page manually, go to **Uncanny Groups > Settings** and select that page from the appropriate dropdown. The plugin will use your custom page going forward.
 ### Configuring the Group Management page
The **Group Management** page is the most customizable. Use block settings or shortcode attributes to show or hide specific features for your Group Leaders. All attributes accept “show” or “hide” unless noted otherwise.
#### Feature visibility settings / attributes
**Setting / Attribute****What it controls****Default**`group_name_selector`Group selection dropdown`show``seats_quantity`Seat count display`show``add_seats_button`Button to purchase additional seats`show``add_courses_button`Button to purchase additional courses`show``add_user_button`Add user options in the Users panel`show``remove_user_button`Remove user capability`show``upload_users_button`Bulk user upload option`show``download_keys_button`Download enrollment keys option`show``key_column`Enrollment keys column in the user table`show``key_options`Key distribution options`show``group_leader_section`Group Leaders listing section`show``add_group_leader_button`Add Group Leader capability`show``group_courses_section`Group courses listing section`show``csv_export_button`CSV export option`show``excel_export_button`Excel export option`hide``group_email_button`Email users functionality`hide``first_last_name_required`Require first and last name in the bulk add tool`no` (values: `yes` / `no`)#### Pagination settings / attributes
**Setting / Attribute****What it controls****Default**`enrolled_users_page_length`Members shown per page (numeric)`50``enrolled_users_length_menu`Page-length dropdown options`25,50,100,All``group_leaders_page_length`Leaders shown per page (numeric)`50``group_leaders_length_menu`Leaders page-length dropdown options`25,50,100,All`#### Edit Group Wizard redirect settings / attributes
**Setting / Attribute****What it controls****Example value**`edit_page_id`ID of the page containing the Edit Group Wizard`142``edit_url`Relative URL of the page containing the Edit Group Wizard`/edit-group/`Use either `edit_page_id` or `edit_url` — not both.
#### Example: hide all optional features
```
[uo_groups group_name_selector="hide" add_courses_button="hide" seats_quantity="hide" add_seats_button="hide" add_user_button="hide" remove_user_button="hide" upload_users_button="hide" download_keys_button="hide" group_leader_section="hide" add_group_leader_button="hide" key_options="hide" csv_export_button="hide"]
```
To fully lock down the interface, also set all report pages to **None** in **Uncanny Groups > Settings**.
 ### Configuring the Course Report page
Control how courses and exports appear in the Course Report. The Course Report can be added via the **Course Report** block or the following shortcode
```
[uo_groups_course_report course-order="title" csv_export_button="show"]
```
**Setting / Attribute****Values****Default**`course-order``ID`, `title`, `date`, `menu_order`*(empty — uses LearnDash default order)*`csv_export_button``show`, `hide``show``excel_export_button``show`, `hide``show`### Configuring the Quiz Report page
Control how quizzes and courses are ordered in the Quiz Report. The Quiz Report can be added via the **Quiz Report** block or the following shortcode
```
[uo_groups_quiz_report course-orderby="title" course-order="ASC" quiz-orderby="title" quiz-order="ASC"]
```
**Attribute****Values****Default**`course-orderby``ID, title, date, menu_order``title``course-order``ASC, DESC``ASC``quiz-orderby``ID`, `title`, `date`, `menu_order``title``quiz-order``ASC`, `DESC``ASC``csv_export_button``show`, `hide``show``excel_export_button``show`, `hide``show`### Adding pages to your site menu
The auto-generated pages are not added to your navigation automatically. To surface them for Group Leaders:
1. Go to **Appearance > Menus** in your WordPress admin.
2. Find the **Group Management** section in the page list on the left, and check the pages you want to add.
3. Click **Add to Menu**, then drag items into the position you want.
4. If you have the **Nav Menu Roles** plugin installed, set the visibility of each item to **Group Leader** so the links only appear to the right users.
5. Click **Save Menu**.
**Note:** Without Nav Menu Roles, menu links are visible to all logged-in users — but non-Group Leaders who click through will see a message indicating they don’t have access.
### Adding a Group Management button or link
To place a contextual button or link anywhere on your site — visible only to logged-in Group Leaders — use one of these shortcodes:
**Button:**
```
[uo_groups_button text="Group Management"]
```
**Text link:**
```
[uo_groups_link text="Group Management"]
```
Both shortcodes hide themselves from users who are not Group Leaders. Customize the label with the `text` attribute.
### Controlling the Reports menu
The **Course Report**, **Quiz Report**, **Manage Progress**, **Assignments**, and **Essays** entries in the Group Leader navigation are controlled from **Uncanny Groups > Settings**. To hide any of these from the menu, set the corresponding page to **None** in Settings.
### Related Articles
- [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/) — first-time activation and settings
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — a Group Leader’s guide to day-to-day management
- [Using Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/) — understanding course, quiz, and progress reports
- [Manage LearnDash Groups as a WordPress Administrator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-a-learndash-group/) — create groups, manage seats, and handle enrollment
- [Front-End Group Creation](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-group-creation/) — let Group Leaders create their own groups from the front end
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Set Up User Enrollment](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-user-enrollment/)
**Published:** September 15, 2017
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn the various ways users can enroll into groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Groups supports several ways to enroll learners into groups — from manually distributed enrollment keys to self-service registration forms and third-party form integrations. This article covers the available enrollment methods and how to configure each one.
### How Enrollment Keys Work
Each group can have a pool of enrollment keys. Group Leaders distribute these keys to invited learners, who redeem them to join the group and access the associated courses.
Key lifecycle:
- **Available** — the key has not yet been redeemed
- **Used** — a learner has redeemed the key and is enrolled in the group
Keys are tied to the group they were generated for. If a child group has its own keys, redeeming one of those keys places the learner in the child group (not the parent group). This behaviour was corrected in Uncanny Groups v6.1.2 and v6.1.3.
For details on generating and managing keys, see [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/).
### Registration Page
A registration page lets new users create an account and redeem an enrollment key in a single step. This page is optional — it’s only needed when you’re distributing keys to users who don’t yet have a WordPress account.
Because email templates do not include a registration page variable, we recommend adding the page URL manually to your email templates or linking to it from the site menu.
See [Configure Group Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configuring-group-emails/) for guidance on editing email templates.
### Built-In Registration Form
The plugin includes a lightweight registration form by adding the **Enrollment Key Registration** block or shortcode for new user sign-up and key redemption:
```
[uo_groups_registration_form]
```
Add the **Enrollment Key Registration** block, or place the `[uo_groups_registration_form]` shortcode, on any WordPress page to create the registration page.
#### Registration Form Settings / Attributes
**Setting / Attribute****Description****Accepted Values****Default**`redirect`Page to redirect the user to after successful registrationRelative or absolute URLNone (user stays on the same page)`code_optional`Whether the enrollment key field is required`yes`, `no``no``auto_login`Whether the user is automatically logged in after registering`yes`, `no``yes``role`WordPress role assigned to newly registered usersAny valid WordPress role slug (e.g., `subscriber`, `group_leader`)`subscriber`**Example:**
```
[uo_groups_registration_form redirect="/dashboard" auto_login="yes" code_optional="no"]
```
 #### Terms & Conditions
Administrators can define a custom Terms & Conditions statement in the plugin settings. When enabled, a checkbox is automatically added to the registration form requiring acceptance before submission.
This setting does not apply when using Gravity Forms for group registration.
### Enrollment Form for Existing Users
For learners who already have a WordPress account, add the **Enrollment Key Redemption** block or use the redemption form shortcode. Logged-in users enter their enrollment key to join the associated group:
```
[uo_groups_redemption_form]
```
This shortcode supports the redirect and role attributes described in the registration form table above.
 ### CSV Enrollment
Administrators can bulk-enroll users by uploading a CSV file from the Group Management page. Each row represents one user.
**Required CSV format:**
```
user_email,user_pass,first_name,last_name
```
- Columns are **comma-separated** (the importer also auto-detects semicolons)
- Include a header row matching the format above
- For new users, `user_pass` sets the initial password; if the user already exists, the account is reused
- Users who don’t yet have an account are created automatically and enrolled
 ### Gravity Forms Integration
Uncanny Groups v4.0 and later support enrollment key redemption through Gravity Forms.
**Requirements:**
- Gravity Forms installed and active
- Gravity Forms User Registration add-on (required when registering new users during key redemption)
**Setup:**
1. Edit your Gravity Forms form
2. Add the **Uncanny Key** field from the **Advanced Fields** section
3. Save the form
**Behaviour:**
- A signed-in user submitting a valid key is added to the associated group
- A new user submitting a registration form with a valid key is created and added to the group
Gravity Forms User Verification is supported for users who register and redeem a key in the same submission.
 ### WPForms Integration
Uncanny Groups v4.0 and later support enrollment key redemption through WPForms.
**Requirements:**
- WPForms Pro or higher (required for registering new users directly into groups)
**Setup:**
1. Edit your WPForms form
2. Add the **Uncanny Key** field type from the “Standard Fields” picker
3. Save the form
When a user submits a valid key, they are added to the associated group and the key is marked as redeemed.
### Formidable Forms Integration
Uncanny Groups v4.0 and later support enrollment key redemption through Formidable Forms.
**Setup:**
1. Edit your Formidable Forms form
2. Add the **Uncanny Key** field type
3. Save the form
When a user submits a valid key, they are added to the associated group and the key is marked as redeemed.
 ### Theme My Login Integration
Uncanny Groups v2.6 and later support enrollment via Theme My Login registration forms.
**Setup:**
1. Create a Theme My Login registration form on a new page and confirm it works correctly
2. Navigate to **Uncanny Groups > Theme My Login** in the WordPress admin
3. Check **Custom Theme My Login registration form including registration code field**
4. An enrollment key field is automatically appended to the registration form
 ### Related Articles
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — generate and manage enrollment keys, view key status
- [Configure Group Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configuring-group-emails/) — set up invitation emails that include enrollment key links
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash — Plugin Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) — feature overview and getting started
- [Manage Learner Progress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-learner-progress/) — track and update learner course progress after enrollment
- [Group Leader Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/) — reporting tools available to Group Leaders
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Groups Block and Shortcode Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/shortcode-quick-reference/)
**Published:** October 12, 2018
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** A quick reference guide to the shortcodes available in Uncanny Groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Groups for LearnDash adds its features to the WordPress editor in two ways: as **Gutenberg blocks** and as **shortcodes**. Most features offer both — use whichever you prefer:
- **Blocks** are the easiest option in the block editor. Click the **+** inserter and search for the feature name, or browse the **Uncanny Groups for LearnDash** block category.
- **Shortcodes** work anywhere shortcodes are supported — the Classic editor, widgets, page-builder text modules, and template files.
A handful of utility features (links, buttons, content restriction, and seat counts) are **shortcode-only** and have no block; these are marked accordingly below.
Use this page as a lookup reference. For full setup instructions, follow the links in each section and in **Related Articles** below.
### Group management & registration
The core front-end experience for Group Leaders and the forms members use to join a group.
**Block****Shortcode****What it does****Key attributes****Group Management**`[uo_groups]`The full Group Management page, where Group Leaders add/remove members, manage seats, and open reports. Place on a dedicated page.None required**Create Group**`[uo_groups_create_group]`Front-end form that lets eligible users create a new group.See [Front End Group Creation](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-group-creation/)**Enrollment Key Registration**`[uo_groups_registration_form]`Combined registration + enrollment-key form, for inviting new users to register and join a group in one step.None required**Enrollment Key Redemption**`[uo_groups_redemption_form]`Single-field form for existing, logged-in users to redeem an enrollment key and join a group.None required*Shortcode only — no block*`[uo_groups_link text="Link Text"]`A text link to the Group Management page, shown only to logged-in Group Leaders.`text` — link label**Group Management Link**`[uo_groups_button text="Button Text"]`A button linking to the Group Management page, shown only to logged-in Group Leaders.`text` — button label### Reports & learner management
Front-end access to progress, quiz data, and grading — no WordPress admin access required for Group Leaders.
**Block****Shortcode****What it does****Key attributes****Course Report**`[uo_groups_course_report]`Each member’s progress through assigned courses. Also reachable from the Group Management page.See [Using the Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/)**Quiz Report**`[uo_groups_quiz_report]`Quiz attempts and scores for group members.See [Using the Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/)**Essay Report**`[uo_groups_essays]`Lets Group Leaders review and grade submitted essay responses on the front end.See [Front End Essay Question Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-essay-question-management/)**Assignment Report**`[uo_groups_assignments]`Lets Group Leaders review and grade submitted assignment files on the front end.See [Front End Assignment Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-assignment-management/)**Progress Report**`[uo_groups_manage_progress]`Lets Group Leaders and admins edit course/lesson completion for learners on the front end.See [Manage Learner Progress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-learner-progress/)\[Screenshot: The Course Report block rendered on the front end, showing member progress rows\]
### Selling courses
The purchase workflow that lets Group Leaders and new customers buy seats and create groups directly. Requires WooCommerce.
**Block****Shortcode****What it does****Key attributes****Buy Courses**`[uo_groups_buy_courses]`A purchase page for buying course seats and creating a new group. Auto-generated only if WooCommerce was active when the plugin was activated; otherwise add the block/shortcode to a page yourself.`product_cat`, `product_tag`, `min_qty`, `max_qty` — see [Enable Custom Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/)\[Screenshot: The Buy Courses block showing course selection and seat-quantity options\]
### Content restriction (shortcode only)
Show or hide content based on group membership or Group Leader role. **These are shortcodes only — there are no matching blocks.**Show or hide content based on group membership or Group Leader role. **These are shortcodes only — there are no matching blocks.**
**Shortcode****What it does****Key attributes**`[uo_groups_restrict_content user_groups="123,456"]`Wraps content visible only to logged-in members of the listed groups. Admins always see it.`user_groups` — comma-separated group IDs (omit for members of any group)`[uo_groupleader_restrict_content user_groups="123,456"]`Wraps content visible only to logged-in Group Leaders of the listed groups. Admins always see it.`user_groups` — comma-separated group IDs (optional)**Example — member-only content:**
`[uo_groups_restrict_content user_groups="42"]`
This message is only visible to members of group 42.
`[/uo_groups_restrict_content]`
### Seat displays (shortcode only)
Output dynamic seat counts for a specific group — handy on landing pages, confirmations, or dashboards. **These are shortcodes only — there are no matching blocks.**
**Shortcode****What it does****Key attributes**`[uo_group_seats_total id="123"]`Outputs the total number of seats assigned to the group.`id` — group post ID (required)`[uo_group_seats_remaining id="123"]`Outputs the number of seats still available in the group.`id` — group post ID (required)To find a group’s ID, open it under **LearnDash LMS > Groups** — the ID appears in the page URL.
**Example:**
Your group has `[uo_group_seats_total id="123"]` total seats,
with `[uo_group_seats_remaining id="123"] `still available.
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/)
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/)
- [Using the Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/)
- [Enable Custom Group Licenses / Buy Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/)
- [Actions and Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash - Technical Requirements](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-technical-requirements/)
**Published:** October 12, 2018
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Technical requirements for running Uncanny Groups on your site.
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Groups for LearnDash is designed to work on any modern WordPress installation that meets the requirements below. Review these before installing the plugin or upgrading an existing setup.
### End-User Requirements
Learners and Group Leaders accessing the front-end Group Management page need a modern browser. The following are supported:
- Google Chrome (latest)
- Mozilla Firefox (latest)
- Microsoft Edge (latest)
- macOS Safari (latest)
### WordPress and Server Requirements
#### Minimum Requirements
**Component****Minimum version**PHP7.4WordPress5.8LearnDash4.2WordPress memory limit256 MBWooCommerce4.5 *(only required if using WooCommerce-based group sales)*WooCommerce SubscriptionsAny compatible version *(only required for subscription-based group licensing)*Permalink structure**Post Name****Important:** Permalinks must be set to **Post Name** (`/%postname%/`). Go to **Settings > Permalinks** in your WordPress admin and confirm this is selected. Other permalink structures will cause the front-end Group Management pages to function incorrectly.
#### Recommended for Optimal Performance
- **PHP 7.4 or higher** — this is also the minimum, so any supported version is fine; newer PHP releases deliver better performance.
- A **WordPress-optimised host** such as WP Engine or Pressidium for the best page-load times on front-end group pages.
### WooCommerce
WooCommerce integration is **optional**. You only need WooCommerce if you plan to sell group licenses through your site’s store. For sites that manage groups without ecommerce (for example, manual group creation or Uncanny Automator-powered enrollment), WooCommerce does not need to be installed.
WooCommerce Subscriptions is additionally required only if you want group licenses sold as recurring subscriptions.
### Installing on an Existing LearnDash Site
Uncanny Groups installs alongside your existing LearnDash setup — you do not need to reinstall or reconfigure LearnDash. Any existing LearnDash groups on your site can be [upgraded to Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-existing-learndash-groups/) after installation.
### Performance Note
Since version 6.1.2, Uncanny Groups stores certain plugin data outside the WordPress autoload cache. This reduces the amount of data loaded on every page request across your site, which can improve overall site performance — particularly on larger installations with many groups.
### Related Articles
- [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/) — Step-by-step installation and initial configuration.
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash – Plugin Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) — What Uncanny Groups does and how it fits into a LearnDash site.
- [Upgrade Existing LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-existing-learndash-groups/) — Convert pre-existing LearnDash groups to fully managed Uncanny Groups.
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-questions-2/) — Common compatibility and configuration questions.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Template Overrides](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/extending-uncanny-learndash-groups/)
**Published:** April 22, 2019
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** A guide to overriding template files in Uncanny Groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Groups for LearnDash allows developers to customize front-end templates without editing plugin files directly. By placing override files in your theme, your customizations survive plugin updates.
**Developer feature:** Template overrides require PHP development experience. We cannot provide support for custom code. Only attempt customizations if you are comfortable working with PHP templates.
### How Template Overrides Work
Template overrides were introduced in Uncanny Groups version 3.0.4. The plugin checks your active theme for a matching template file before falling back to its own. If a match is found in your theme, the theme file is used instead.
This means you can safely modify the plugin’s output and your changes will not be overwritten when the plugin updates.
### Override Directory Structure
Template files live inside the plugin at:
```
wp-content/plugins/uncanny-learndash-groups/src/templates/
```
To override a file, copy it into your theme using the same folder structure, but **omit the `/src/templates/` prefix**. Place overrides inside a folder named `uncanny-groups/` at the root of your theme.
```
wp-content/themes/your-theme/uncanny-groups/
```
### Step-by-Step: Creating a Template Override
1. **Locate the template file** you want to customize inside the plugin:
```
wp-content/plugins/uncanny-learndash-groups/src/templates/
```
2. **Copy the file** to your theme, replicating the subfolder path and omitting `/src/templates/`:
```
wp-content/themes/your-theme/uncanny-groups/
```
3. **Edit the copy** in your theme. The plugin will now load your version instead of its own.
4. **Test your changes** on the front end to confirm the override is working correctly.
**Important:** Never edit files inside `wp-content/plugins/uncanny-learndash-groups/` directly. Plugin updates will overwrite any changes you make there.
### Worked Example
Suppose you want to customize the users table actions in the Group Management page.
**Source file (plugin — do not edit):**
```
wp-content/plugins/uncanny-learndash-groups/src/templates/frontend-uo_groups/users-table-actions.php
```
**Override file (your theme — edit this):**
```
wp-content/themes/your-theme/uncanny-groups/frontend-uo_groups/users-table-actions.php
```
The plugin detects the file in your theme and loads it instead of the default.
### Child Themes
If you are using a child theme, place override files in the child theme’s directory rather than the parent theme. WordPress loads child theme files first, so the override will still be detected correctly.
```
wp-content/themes/your-child-theme/uncanny-groups/
```
### Compatibility Note
Uncanny Groups integrates with LearnDash, WooCommerce, Gravity Forms, and Theme My Login. Some templates interact with these plugins. We recommend reviewing integration-specific templates carefully before modifying them, and thoroughly testing any overrides in a staging environment before deploying to production.
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/)
- [Actions and Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers/)
- [Shortcode Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/shortcode-quick-reference/)
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-groups-for-learndash/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash - START HERE!](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/)
**Published:** September 6, 2017
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** Just getting started with Groups? You'll want to start here.
**Content:**
Uncanny Groups turns LearnDash’s basic group feature into a complete team-training and course-selling toolkit. It lets **Group Leaders manage their own members from the front end** — adding learners, sending invitations, and tracking progress — without ever logging into WordPress. You can use it to sell course access to organizations, train your own team, or run cohort programs.
This article helps you choose the right setup for your goal. If you’d rather just dive in, jump to the **Getting Started walkthrough**.
 ### New to Groups? Start here
If this is your first time, the fastest way to understand Uncanny Groups is to build one working group end to end. Our **Getting Started with Uncanny Groups** guide walks you from install to enrolled learners and live reports in about 15 minutes.
When you’re ready to choose a long-term setup, use the decision guide below.
### Choose how you’ll use Uncanny Groups
There are three ways to run Groups. You can use one, or combine several on the same site.
**Approach****Best for****What happens****Manual group management**Training your own team; running a course where you control enrollmentYou create groups in the admin and assign Group Leaders. Leaders manage members from the front end.**Sell custom licenses**Letting buyers choose their own courses and seat countsVisitors build their own license on a Buy Courses page and check out via WooCommerce, becoming Group Leaders automatically.**Sell pre-configured licenses**Offering fixed team packages (e.g. “50 seats – Compliance”)You define the course bundle and seat count; buyers simply purchase it.**Selling through WooCommerce?** Disable guest checkout in WooCommerce so buyers have an account to manage their group from.
#### Manual group management — setup steps
1. [Install and set up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/).
2. Create a group and enroll your course(s) — see [Manage LearnDash Groups as a WordPress Administrator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-a-learndash-group/).
3. (Upgrading old groups?) [Upgrade existing LearnDash groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-existing-learndash-groups/).
4. [Set up your Group Management pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/).
5. Assign Group Leaders and [add users](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-user-enrollment/).
#### Sell custom licenses — setup steps
1. [Install and set up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/).
2. [Set up your LearnDash Group Course products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-learndash-group-course-products/).
3. [Enable users to build custom group licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/).
4. [Set up your Group Management pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/).
5. Place a Buy Courses page so visitors can purchase.
6. *(Optional)* [Configure bulk discounts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configure-bulk-discounts/).
7. *(Optional)* [Sell group access directly to learners](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-learndash-group-access-to-learners/).
#### Sell pre-configured licenses — setup steps
1. [Install and set up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/).
2. [Set up your LearnDash Group Course products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-learndash-group-course-products/).
3. [Create pre-configured group licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/creating-pre-configured-learndash-group-licenses/).
4. [Set up your Group Management pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/).
5. Add the products to your store.
6. *(Optional)* [Configure bulk discounts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configure-bulk-discounts/).
7. *(Optional)* [Add seats and courses after purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/).
### See Groups in action
Not sure which fits your business? These usage scenarios show what’s possible:
- **Sell Online Courses to Businesses & Teams**
- **Onboard & Train Your Team with LearnDash Groups**
- **Run Cohort-Based Courses & Group Coaching Programs**
### How users manage their own groups
Once a group exists, Group Leaders take over the day-to-day work from the front end:
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — add, invite, and remove members.
- [Using the Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/) — track course and quiz progress.
### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-groups-for-learndash/)
- [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/)
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-questions-2/)
- [Technical Requirements](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-technical-requirements/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Upgrade Existing LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-existing-learndash-groups/)
**Published:** September 16, 2017
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to enable seat tracking on your existing LearnDash Groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
If you installed Uncanny Groups on a site that already has LearnDash groups, you can convert those existing groups into fully managed Uncanny Groups — giving Group Leaders front-end access to enroll users, track progress, and manage seats.
### Understanding Group Types
Uncanny Groups recognises two kinds of groups on your site:
**Type****How it was created****Front-end management****Basic group**Created via **LearnDash LMS > Groups > New Group**, or created before Uncanny Groups was installedNot visible on the front end by default**Uncanny Group**Created via **Uncanny Groups > Create Group**, or upgraded from a basic LeaenDash groupFull front-end management for Group LeadersBasic groups are not visible on the front-end Group Management page unless you enable the **Show “basic” (non-upgraded) groups in front end with access to reports only** setting. When that setting is enabled, basic groups appear on the front end with access to reporting functions only — Group Leaders cannot add or remove members from them. Upgrading a basic group converts it to an Uncanny Group and makes it fully manageable.
### Before You Start
- Uncanny Groups must be installed and activated.
- You need WordPress administrator access to run the bulk upgrade.
- We recommend reviewing your existing groups first so you understand which ones will be affected.
### Bulk Upgrade All Basic Groups
When you first set up Uncanny Groups, the plugin’s settings page includes a one-time option to upgrade all basic groups at once. This is the fastest way to bring every pre-existing LearnDash group under Uncanny Groups management.
1. Navigate to **Uncanny Groups > Settings** in your WordPress admin.
2. Locate the **Upgrade LearnDash Groups** section.
3. Click **Start Process**.
 **Warning:** As noted in this section of the plugin, groups upgraded in bulk cannot be reverted to basic groups via a bulk option (each individual group needs to be downgraded independently). To enable seat management on only some groups, use the **Upgrade Group** button on each group’s Edit page instead.
Once the process runs, every LearnDash group that was created through the standard interface — including any groups created before Uncanny Groups was installed — becomes an Uncanny Group. Group Leaders for those groups will then be able to manage them from the front-end Group Management page.
#### How Seats Are Calculated on Upgrade
The upgrade automatically sets the seat count for each converted group. The calculation is:
**Seats = number of existing group members + number of Group Leaders**
Because all current members are set as enrolled users, the remaining seats after upgrade will be 0. If you need additional seats, you can edit the group after the upgrade to increase the total.
### Upgrade an Individual Group
If you only want to convert a single group — for example, to test the process before running it in bulk — you can upgrade groups one at a time.
1. In your WordPress admin, navigate to **LearnDash LMS > Groups**.
2. Open the group you want to convert by clicking its title to go to the **Edit** page.
3. Select the **Uncanny Groups** tab (Uncanny Groups 6.1.8+), then click **Upgrade Group** in the **Uncanny Group Management** box.
**Tip:** That same box notes that you can bulk-upgrade every group from the link to **Uncanny Groups > Settings**.
 The group is immediately converted and will appear on the front-end Group Management page for its Group Leader.
### Can you downgrade a group?
Any upgraded group can be downgraded. However, downgrading a group permanently deletes all enrollment keys (these are assigned to users to provide seat access).
When a WooCommerce-created group is downgraded, it returns to basic group status, no longer appears on the front-end Group Management page (unless **Show “basic” (non-upgraded) groups in front end with access to reports only** is enabled), and its Group Leaders lose front-end management access for that group.
### What Happens to Basic Groups You Don’t Upgrade
Basic groups remain fully functional in the LearnDash admin. However, they are hidden from the front-end Group Management page unless you enable **Show “basic” (non-upgraded) groups in front end with access to reports only** in **Uncanny Groups > Settings**. Enabling that setting lets Group Leaders see their basic groups on the front end with access to reporting functions only — they cannot add or remove members from these groups without fully converting them to Uncanny Groups.
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash – Plugin Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) — Start here if you’re new to Uncanny Groups.
- [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/) — How to install the plugin and complete initial configuration.
- [Set Up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/) — Create the front-end pages that Group Leaders use to manage their groups.
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — A walkthrough of everything a Group Leader can do from the front end.
- [Manage Groups as Administrator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-a-learndash-group/) — How administrators create and configure Uncanny Groups from the WordPress admin.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Using The Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/)
**Published:** October 11, 2018
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** Learn how the front-end group management page helps Group Leaders manage their groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
The Group Management page is the front-end hub where Group Leaders manage their groups — adding and removing users, distributing enrollment keys, resetting passwords, and emailing members — without needing WordPress admin access.
When the Uncanny Groups for LearnDash plugin is activated, it automatically creates a Group Management page built with the **Group Management** block (equivalently, the `[uo_groups]` shortcode). Group Leaders are redirected to this page after login and can also reach it via any `[uo_groups_link]` or `[uo_groups_button]` shortcode you place in your theme navigation.
Access is restricted to users with the **Group Leader** role. While Administrators can also view and edit groups via the Group Management page, the Group Management page was designed for Group Leaders to use.
**Tip:** Before customizing the page, review [Set Up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/) for instructions on renaming, configuring shortcode attributes, and adding pages to your site menu.
 ### Group information
At the top of the page, Group Leaders see a summary of the selected group:
- **Group name selector** — a dropdown listing every group the leader manages. If they manage only one group, the dropdown is hidden and the single group name is displayed.
- **Seats remaining / Total seats** — displays available seats alongside the total seat allocation for the group. Seats are consumed the moment a user is enrolled (not on invitation), and remain occupied regardless of course completion status.
- **Associated courses** — links to each course assigned to the group, so leaders can quickly navigate to course content.
When **child group reporting** is enabled in the plugin settings, parent groups display combined seat and user data rolled up from all child groups.
 ### Enrolled users
The **Enrolled Users** table lists every user currently associated with the group. For each user you can see:
- Display name (linked to the user edit dialog when **Allow group leaders to edit users** is enabled in settings)
- Email address
- Enrollment status (see [User status reference](https://docs.google.com/document/d/12AWkcxVwE4W4QkPjDywjz4iT-OKelHjQ_b-6k9Kas9s/edit#user-status-reference) below)
- Enrollment key used (if applicable), controlled by the `key_column` shortcode attribute
#### User status reference
**Status****Meaning****Enrollment key status****Not Enrolled**User received an invitation or key but has not yet redeemed itAvailable**Not Started**User is enrolled in the group but has not begun any courseAvailable**In Progress**User has started at least one courseUsed**Completed**User has completed all courses assigned to the groupUsed### Adding users
Group Leaders can add users to a group in three ways, depending on which buttons are enabled via shortcode attributes:
#### Invite a single user
1. Click the **Users** button.
2. Select **Add one**. A form appears with two options, **Add and invite user** and **Send enrollment key** (see Send enrollment keys section below). Check **Add and invite user.**
3. Enter the user’s first name, last name, email address and optional password.
4. Click **Add User**. An email is sent to the user based on the [email message settings](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configuring-group-emails/) set up by your Administrator. The user is added to the list of users in the group and they take up a seat in your group, and their status is set to *Not Started*. If you add a user that already exists on the site, the system will automatically assign a key, add them to the group and send the *Add and invite (existing user)* email. They then occupy a seat in the group just like a new user.
####
Invite Multiple users
1. Click the **Users** button
2. Select the **Add multiple** option. The Bulk Add & Invite Users form appears.
3. Enter the user’s first name, last name, email address and optional password.
4. Click the **Add & Invite Users** button. The same process will occur as outlined in step 4 of **Invite a single user** (see above)
#### Send enrollment keys
Group Leaders can add users to their group by sending them an enrollment key which requires the user redeem the key to be added to the group. If the user is not registered on the site, then they would need to redeem the enrollment key via registration (see [Set Up User Enrollment](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-user-enrollment/) for more info) .
1. Click the **Users** button
2. Select **Add one**. Select the option **Send enrollment key**
3. Enter the user’s first name, last name, email address (there is no password field when **Send enrollment key** is selected
4. Click **Add User.**
5. Users will receive the Send enrollment key email. Once that user registers and redeems that key, they take up a seat in the group, are enrolled in the group and can begin group courses.
#### Bulk upload via CSV
To add many users at once, upload a CSV file:
1. Click **Upload Users**.
2. Prepare your CSV file using the following column format (the first row is a header row of column names):
```
user_email,user_pass,first_name,last_name
```
3. Select the file and click **Upload**. The plugin creates new WordPress user accounts for any email addresses not already in the system, enrolls all users in the group, and sends invitation emails.
**Note:** For the bulk upload to work properly, a CSV file formatted with the following column order and headings must be used: user\_email; user\_pass; first\_name; last\_name. CSV files that have incorrect formatting of email addresses, column names, etc will not be uploaded. You can download a sample file from the **Upload Users** modal box. If the user\_pass cells are blank, a random password will be used, but the column heading should still be included. A column for “username” can optionally be included as the first column but is not required; if it exists but is left blank, username will default to the email address.
 ### Removing users
To remove users from a group, select the users you would like to remove from the Enrolled User list, and a Remove User(s) button will appear. Click on the Remove User(s) button. You will be prompted to confirm your action.
Whether or not a Group Leader can remove users from the group, depends on the users group status:
- **Always** — Group Leaders can remove users at any stage.
- **Before course enrollment begins** — Leaders can only remove users who have not yet started any course.
- **Before course completion** — Leaders can remove users until they complete all group courses.
Depending on the options set by your site administrator, you may only be able to remove group members before they have enrolled and begun their courses. Once a learner has begun completing the courses that are available in the group, or if they have completed all of the courses and their status is set to Completed, it may no longer be possible to remove them from the group.
**Note:** Removing a user from a group un-enrolls them from the group’s courses. The seat they occupied becomes available again.
### Password resets
If a user has forgotten their password, a Group Leader can trigger a reset without accessing the WordPress back end:
1. Locate and select the user in the **Enrolled Users** table. A **Send password reset** button will appear.
2. Click the **Send password reset**
3. The user will be emailed a link to reset their password.
### Downloading enrollment keys
Group Leaders can download a CSV of all unassigned enrollment keys for the group — useful for distributing keys manually or tracking redemptions in a spreadsheet.
Click Users > **Download Keys** to export a CSV file containing each unused key and its status.
This button is shown or hidden via the `download_keys_button` shortcode or block settings attribute.
### Emailing group members
Group Leaders can easily email all members of their group based on their course status (Not enrolled, Not started, In progress and/or Completed). Clicking Users > Email Users brings up the email group members interface.
Emails sent via this interface use the Group Leader’s name as the From Name, the Group Leader’s email address as the Reply-to Email, and the From Email address in Uncanny Groups > Settings as the From Email. This is to reduce the likelihood that the emails are flagged as spam. Members are sent the email via BCC, so group members will not see each others’ email addresses.
Note that this feature is not available by default. On your Group Management page, you must add the group\_email\_button=”show” attribute to your `[uo_groups]` shortcode to display the button to Group Leaders.
For full details on composing and customizing group emails, see [Configure Group Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configuring-group-emails/).
**Note:** The group\_email\_button attribute defaults to `"hide"`. You must explicitly set it to `"show"` to expose this feature to Group Leaders.
### Group Leader management
The **Group Leaders** section (shown when `group_leader_section="show"`) lets an existing Group Leader:
- **Add a Group Leader** — enter a user’s email address to grant them Group Leader status for this group. The button is controlled by `add_group_leader_button`.
- **Remove a Group Leader** — click the remove icon next to any leader’s name. Group Leaders cannot remove themselves from the list.
 ### Adding seats and courses
If the group was purchased through WooCommerce (as a subscription or group license), Group Leaders may see **Add Seats** and **Add Courses** buttons, depending on the purchase model:
- **Add Seats** — increases the seat count for the group (only appears for groups created via the purchase of a [Custom Group License](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/).
- **Add Courses** — adds additional courses to the group’s curriculum.
Individual seats that have already been used cannot be refunded or removed. For full details on expanding groups after purchase, see [Add Seats and Courses after Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/).
These buttons are controlled by the `add_seats_button` and `add_courses_button` shortcode attributes.
### Shortcode reference
The **Group Management** block and `[uo_groups]` shortcode have the following settings / attributes to control which features are visible on the page:
**Setting / Attribute****Values****Default****Controls**`group_name_selector``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Group name dropdown`seats_quantity``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Seat count display`add_seats_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Add Seats button`add_courses_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Add Courses button`add_user_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Add User / invite button`remove_user_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Remove User button`first_last_name_required``"yes"` / `"no"``"no"`Makes first/last name mandatory when adding a user`group_email_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"hide"`Send Email button`upload_users_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Bulk CSV upload button`download_keys_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Download Keys button`key_options``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Enrollment key options in the Add User dialog`key_column``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Key column in the Enrolled Users table`group_courses_section``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Associated courses list`group_leader_section``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Group Leaders section`add_group_leader_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Add Group Leader button`quiz_report_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Quiz Report button`assignments_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Assignments button`essays_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Essays button`progress_report_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Progress Report button`progress_management_report_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`Manage Progress button`csv_export_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"show"`CSV export of enrolled users`excel_export_button``"show"` / `"hide"``"hide"`Excel export of enrolled users`enrolled_users_page_length`numeric`50`Default rows per page in the Enrolled Users table`enrolled_users_length_menu`comma-separated list`25,50,100,-1 : All`Row-count options in the Enrolled Users table`group_leaders_page_length`numeric`50`Default rows per page in the Group Leaders table`group_leaders_length_menu`comma-separated list`25,50,100,-1 : All`Row-count options in the Group Leaders table`enrolled_users_orderby_column`column name`First name`Column used to sort the Enrolled Users table`enrolled_users_order_column``"asc" `/ `"desc"``"asc"`Sort direction for the Enrolled Users table`group_leaders_orderby_column`column name`First name`Column used to sort the Group Leaders table`group_leaders_order_column``"asc"` / `"desc"``"asc"`Sort direction for the Group Leaders table`edit_page_id`page ID*(none)*ID of a custom user-edit page`edit_url`relative URL*(none)*URL of a custom user-edit page (alternative to `edit_page_id`)**Example — showing the email button and hiding key management:**
```
[uo_groups group_email_button="show" key_column="hide" key_options="hide"]
```
### Related Articles
- [Set Up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/) — Configure which pages the plugin creates and customize their shortcode attributes
- [Using the Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/) — Course and quiz reporting available from the front-end Reports menu
- [Configure Group Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configuring-group-emails/) — Customize invitation, key, and leader email templates
- [Set Up User Enrollment](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-user-enrollment/) — Control how users are enrolled in groups and courses
- [Add Seats and Courses after Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/) — Expand existing groups created through WooCommerce purchases
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Using the Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/)
**Published:** October 11, 2018
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** Learn how to use the powerful and versatile front-end reports for Group Leaders.
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Groups for LearnDash automatically creates front-end report pages that Group Leaders can use to track learner progress — no WordPress admin access required. This article covers the Course Report, Quiz Report, and the individual progress view accessible from the Group Management page.
When the plugin is activated, it creates two report pages:
- **Course Report** — the **Course Report** block, or the `[uo_groups_course_report] `shortcode
- **Quiz Report** — the **Quiz Report** block, or the `[uo_groups_quiz_report]` shortcode
Group Leaders access these pages via the **Reports** menu on the Group Management page, or you can add them directly to your site navigation. Administrators can also access both pages.
**Before you start:** The report pages are created automatically on activation. If you need to recreate or reconfigure them, see [Set Up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/).
 ### Course Report
The Course Report gives Group Leaders a completion overview for any group-and-course combination they manage.
#### Using the Course Report
1. Navigate to the **Course Report** page directly or via the Group Management page by clicking Reports > Course.
2. Use the **Group** dropdown to select the group you want to report on.
3. Use the **Course** dropdown to select the course.
4. The report table loads automatically. The default columns include:
**Column****Description****User**Learner’s display name**Email**Learner’s email address**Completion %**Percentage of course content completed**Completion Date**Date the learner completed the course (blank if not yet complete) #### Exporting the Course Report
If export buttons are enabled via shortcode attributes (see [Shortcode reference](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WamS8Tx-cvhbsULoYn3h1wLuGWuvswTIvi_nyJtK_AY/edit#course-report-shortcode-reference) below), Group Leaders can download the report as a **CSV** or **Excel** file.
#### Transcript integration
If you are using the Uncanny Toolkit Pro transcript feature, you can link to a transcript page from within the Course Report. Add the transcript-page-id attribute to the `[uo_groups_course_report]` shortcode with the ID of your transcript page. A **Transcript** column will appear in the report table, allowing Group Leaders to view a learner’s full course transcript.
#### Customizing report columns (developers)
Developers can add, remove, or reorder Course Report columns using the ulgm\_group\_course\_report\_columns filter, introduced in **Uncanny Groups v6.1.4**. This allows teams with custom reporting requirements to tailor the table without modifying plugin files. See [Actions/Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers/) for implementation details.
#### Course Report shortcode reference
Add the **Course Report** block, or place the `[uo_groups_course_report]` shortcode, on any WordPress page to create a Course Report page:
```
`[uo_groups_course_report]`
```
**Setting / Attribute****Values****Default****Description**`course-order`“`ID`“, “`title`“, “`date`“, “`menu_order`“*(empty)*Sort order for the Course dropdown`columns`comma-separated column keys`user_name`, `first_name`, `last_name`, `user_email`, `percent_completed`, `date_completed`, `date_enrolled`, `course_name`, `group_name`, `transcript_page_url`, `course_time`Which columns appear in the report table`orderby_column`column nameD`ate Completed`Column used to sort the report table`order_column`“`asc`” / “`desc`““desc”Sort direction for the report table`csv_export_button`“`show`” / “`hide`““show”Show or hide the CSV export button`excel_export_button`“`show`” / “`hide`““show”Show or hide the Excel export button`transcript-page-id`page ID`0`Enables the Transcript column when set to a valid transcript page ID### Quiz Report
The Quiz Report lets Group Leaders drill into quiz results for any combination of group, course, and quiz — including individual question-by-question breakdowns.
#### Using the Quiz Report
1. Navigate to the **Quiz Report** page directly or via the Group Management page by clicking Reports > Quiz.
2. Select a **Group** from the first dropdown.
3. Select a **Course** from the second dropdown. The quiz list updates to show all quizzes within that course, including course-level quizzes.
4. Select a **Quiz** from the third dropdown.
5. The results table loads, showing every enrolled user’s score for that quiz.
**Note:** As of v6.1.5, the quiz dropdown correctly includes course-level quizzes alongside lesson and topic quizzes.
 #### Detailed per-attempt report
If LearnDash **quiz statistics** are enabled for a quiz, a detail icon appears next to each user’s result. Clicking it opens a per-attempt breakdown showing:
- Each question in the quiz
- The answer the learner selected
- Whether the answer was correct
This view is read-only — it cannot be used to change quiz scores.
 #### Exporting the Quiz Report
If export buttons are enabled via shortcode attributes, Group Leaders can download results as a **CSV** or **Excel** file.
#### Quiz Report shortcode reference
Place the **Quiz Report** block or the following shortcode on any WordPress page to create a Quiz Report page:
```
[uo_groups_quiz_report]
```
**Setting / Attribute****Values****Default****Description**`course-orderby`“`ID`“, “`title`“, “`date`“, “`menu_order`““`title`“Sort field for the Course dropdown`course-order`“`ASC`” / “`DESC`““`ASC`“Sort direction for the Course dropdown`quiz-orderby`“`ID`“, “`title`“, “`date`“, “`menu_order`““`title`“Sort field for the Quiz dropdown`quiz-order`“`ASC`” / “`DESC`““`ASC`“Sort direction for the Quiz dropdown`columns`comma-separated column keys`user_name`, `first_name`, `last_name`, `user_email`, `quiz_score`, `quiz_modal`, `quiz_date`Which columns appear in the report table`score-type`“`percent`” / “`points`““`percent`“Whether quiz scores display as a percentage or points`orderby_column`column name`Date`Column used to sort the report table`order_column`“`asc`” / “`desc`““`desc`“Sort direction for the report table`csv_export_button`“`show`” / “`hide`““`show`“Show or hide the CSV export button`excel_export_button`“`show`” / “`hide`““`show`“Show or hide the Excel export button### Individual progress view
For a quick look at a single learner’s progress across all their enrolled courses, Group Leaders can use the individual progress view without leaving the Group Management page:
1. Go to the **Group Management** page.
2. Find the user in the **Enrolled Users** table.
3. Click the **In Progress** status link next to their name.
A panel opens showing that learner’s progress across every course they are enrolled in through the group. This view is read-only — to mark items complete or incomplete, use the [Manage Learner Progress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-learner-progress/) page instead.
## Related Articles
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — The main front-end hub for Group Leaders
- [Manage Learner Progress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-learner-progress/) — View and edit individual learner progress from the front end
- [Set Up Group Management Pages](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-group-management-pages/) — Configure and customize the report pages
- [Actions/Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers/) — Hooks available for customizing Group Leader reports
- [Front End Essay Question Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-essay-question-management/) — Review and grade essay submissions from the front end
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Run Cohort-Based Courses & Group Coaching Programs](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/run-cohort-based-courses-group-coaching-programs/)
**Published:** July 13, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
Cohort-based courses and group coaching are some of the most profitable formats in online education — learners pay a premium to move through material *together* with guidance. Uncanny Groups gives you the structure to run them: organize each intake as a group, give coaches their own dashboard, and track the whole cohort as one.
### Why cohorts need more than a course
A self-paced course sells once. A cohort program sells an *experience* — a defined start, a shared group, and a coach who keeps people on track. To deliver that without drowning in spreadsheets, you need to:
- Group each intake separately so cohorts don’t blur together.
- Give coaches visibility into their cohort’s progress.
- Add and remove participants as enrollments open and close.
That’s exactly what Groups provides.
### One group per cohort
Spin up a group for each intake — “Spring 2026 Cohort”, “March Coaching Circle” — and enroll the program’s courses into it. Each cohort stays neatly separated, with its own members, its own progress, and its own reports. When the next intake opens, create a new group and you’re ready to go.
 ### Give every coach their own command center
Assign each coach as a **Group Leader** for their cohort. From a single front-end page — no WordPress login needed — they can:
- See who has started, who’s mid-way, and who’s stalled.
- Re-send invitations and trigger password-reset emails.
- Welcome late joiners and remove drop-outs.
This lets coaches focus on coaching, while you stay out of the day-to-day. See [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/).
### Keep the whole cohort moving
Group reports show the cohort’s progress side by side, so coaches can spot who’s falling behind and reach out before they drop. Quiz reports surface where the group is struggling, so you can adjust a live session or follow-up. See [Using the Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/).
For programs with essays or assignments, coaches can review and grade submissions right from the front end:
- [Front End Essay Question Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-essay-question-management/)
- [Front End LearnDash Assignment Management](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-assignment-management/)
### Sell seats to each intake
Pair Groups with WooCommerce and you can sell a fixed number of seats per cohort — creating natural scarcity (“only 20 spots”) that drives signups. When a cohort sells out, close it and open the next. See [Sell LearnDash Group Access to Learners](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-learndash-group-access-to-learners/).
### Why this wins
- **Premium pricing** — cohorts and coaching command higher prices than self-paced courses.
- **Clean separation** — every intake is its own group, with its own reports.
- **Coaches stay empowered** — front-end management, no admin access.
- **Built-in scarcity** — seat-limited cohorts create urgency that sells.
### How to set it up
1. Install Uncanny Groups — see [Getting Started](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-groups-for-learndash/).
2. Create a group for your first cohort and enroll its courses.
3. Assign the coach as the cohort’s [Group Leader](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/).
4. (Optional) [Sell seats](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-learndash-group-access-to-learners/) to fill the cohort.
5. Use [reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/) to keep the cohort on track.
### Related Articles
- [Front End LearnDash Group Creation](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-learndash-group-creation/)
- [Pooled Seats](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/pooled-seats/)
- [Onboard & Train Your Team with LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/onboard-train-your-team-with-learndash-groups/)
---
### [Onboard & Train Your Team with LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/onboard-train-your-team-with-learndash-groups/)
**Published:** July 13, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
Whether you’re onboarding new hires, rolling out annual compliance training, or upskilling a department, Uncanny Groups gives you a structured way to organize learners, hand day-to-day management to the right people, and prove who completed what.
### The challenge with team training
Training a team in plain LearnDash quickly gets messy. You end up managing every enrollment yourself, you can’t easily see who’s behind, and there’s no clean way to let a department head run their own group. For onboarding and compliance, you also need **evidence of completion** you can stand behind.
Uncanny Groups solves all of this by mapping naturally onto how organizations already work: teams, managers, and reporting lines.
### Organize learners the way your org actually works
Create a group for each team, cohort, department, or location — “Sales Onboarding”, “2026 Compliance”, “Warehouse – Safety”. Each group has its own courses, its own members, and its own leader. Parent and child groups let you mirror a larger structure (e.g. a regional group containing several store-level groups) and **roll child-group progress up into the parent’s reports**.
 ### Delegate management to team leads
You don’t have to be the bottleneck. Assign a **Group Leader** — a manager, team lead, or HR coordinator — and they get a front-end page to:
- Add new hires and remove people who leave.
- Send invitations and password-reset emails.
- See exactly who has and hasn’t finished.
All of this happens **without WordPress admin access**, so you keep your dashboard locked down while still empowering managers. See [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/).
### Prove completion for compliance and audits
For mandatory training, “I think they did it” isn’t good enough. Group Leaders and admins can pull **course and quiz reports** showing each learner’s status and scores, and export them to CSV for HR records or audits. See [Using the Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/).
**Tip:** Pair Groups with [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/article-categories/uncanny-ceus-learndash/) when you need to award and track formal credits, or with [Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/article-categories/tin-canny-learndash-reporting/) for deeper, site-wide analytics.
### Onboard new hires on autopilot
New people join all year round. Instead of manually enrolling each one, a manager simply adds them to the onboarding group — they’re enrolled in the right courses instantly and receive a welcome email with their login. As they finish, the manager watches progress fill in on the same page.
### Why this wins
- **Less admin for you** — managers run their own teams.
- **Clear accountability** — every learner’s status is visible to the right leader.
- **Exportable completion records** — pull status, scores, and completion dates to CSV for your HR or compliance files.
- **Scales cleanly** — parent/child groups handle multi-team and multi-location structures.
### How to set it up
1. Install Uncanny Groups — see [Getting Started](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-groups-for-learndash/).
2. Create a group per team and enroll the relevant courses.
3. Assign each team’s manager as the [Group Leader](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/).
4. Have managers [add their team members](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-user-enrollment/) by invite or CSV.
5. Use [reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/) to track completion and export records.
### Related Articles
- [Manage Learner Progress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-learner-progress/)
- [Configure Group Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configuring-group-emails/)
- [Sell Online Courses to Businesses & Teams](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-online-courses-to-businesses-teams-with-learndash/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Sell Online Courses to Businesses & Teams with LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-online-courses-to-businesses-teams-with-learndash/)
**Published:** July 13, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
Selling a course one seat at a time leaves money on the table. The biggest orders come from organizations that need to train **whole teams** — and they expect to buy in bulk and manage their own people. Uncanny Groups makes that possible, turning your LearnDash site into a B2B course storefront.
### The opportunity
A single corporate sale can be worth dozens or hundreds of individual enrollments. But businesses won’t buy if it means emailing you a spreadsheet of names every time someone joins or leaves. They want to:
- Buy a block of seats in one transaction.
- Add and remove their own employees on demand.
- See who has finished training — without asking you.
Uncanny Groups delivers exactly this experience, so you can close bigger deals and spend less time on manual account admin.
### What the buyer experience looks like
1. **A company finds your course** and chooses how many seats it needs.
2. **They check out through WooCommerce** like any other product — including volume discounts you set.
3. **They instantly become a Group Leader** with a front-end management page.
4. **They invite their team** by email, enrollment key, or CSV upload — no help from you.
5. **They track completion** in built-in reports and add more seats whenever they grow.
### Two ways to sell
You can offer either model — or both — depending on how much choice you want buyers to have.
**Model****Best for****How it works****Pre-configured licenses**A fixed catalog of team packages (e.g. “Compliance Training – 50 seats”)You define the course bundle and seat count; the buyer simply purchases it.**Custom licenses**Buyers who want to pick their own courses and seat countsThe buyer builds their own package on a Buy Courses page and checks out.See [Create Pre-configured LearnDash Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/creating-pre-configured-learndash-group-licenses/) and [Enable Users to Build Custom Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/).
### Close bigger deals with volume pricing
Businesses expect a better per-seat price as the order grows. With Uncanny Groups you can set **bulk discount tiers** — for example, 10% off at 25 seats and 20% off at 100 — to nudge buyers toward larger purchases. See [Configure Bulk Discounts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configure-bulk-discounts/).
### Let accounts grow without friction
Organizations rarely buy the perfect number of seats up front. When they need more, Group Leaders can **add seats and courses** to an existing license themselves, so expansion revenue flows in without a support ticket. Please note that additional courses cannot be added to subscription-based group licenses. See [Add Seats and Courses after Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-and-courses-after-group-purchase/).
### Why this wins
- **Bigger average order value** — sell 50 seats, not 1.
- **Near-zero admin overhead** — customers manage their own people.
- **Recurring revenue** — pair licenses with WooCommerce Subscriptions for renewing seats.
- **A professional buyer experience** that competes with dedicated corporate-LMS platforms, on your own site.
### How to set it up
1. Install Uncanny Groups and the official LearnDash WooCommerce integration — see [Getting Started](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-groups-for-learndash/).
2. [Set up your LearnDash Group Course products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-learndash-group-course-products/).
3. Choose your selling model: [pre-configured](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/creating-pre-configured-learndash-group-licenses/) or [custom licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/).
4. [Configure bulk discounts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configure-bulk-discounts/) to reward larger orders.
5. Point buyers to a Buy Courses page and start selling.
### Related Articles
- [Sell LearnDash Group Access to Learners](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-learndash-group-access-to-learners/)
- [Adding Seats after Subscription-based Group Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-after-subscription-based-group-purchase/)
- **Onboard & Train Your Team with LearnDash Groups**
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Getting Started with Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-groups-for-learndash/)
**Published:** July 13, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
New to Uncanny Groups? This guide takes you from a fresh install to a fully working group — with learners enrolled and progress reports running — in about 15 minutes. No coding, and no need to give anyone access to your WordPress dashboard.
**Looking for the bigger picture first?** The [Uncanny Groups – START HERE!](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) article explains the three ways to use Groups (manual, selling custom licenses, and selling pre-configured licenses). This guide walks through the **manual** path — the fastest way to see Groups in action.
### What Uncanny Groups does
LearnDash includes a basic “Groups” feature, but it lives entirely in the WordPress admin and offers little more than bulk enrollment. Uncanny Groups turns that into a complete team-training toolkit:
- **Group Leaders manage their own people** from a clean front-end page — no WordPress admin access required.
- **Seats and enrollment keys** let leaders add, invite, and remove learners without your involvement.
- **Built-in reports** show course and quiz progress for the whole group at a glance.
- **WooCommerce integration** (optional) lets you *sell* group licenses, so organizations buy seats and self-manage from there.
This guide covers the essentials so you can see the value immediately. Links throughout point to deeper articles when you’re ready.
### Key terms (read this first)
A few words appear constantly in Groups. Here’s what they mean:
**Term****Plain-English meaning****Group**A set of learners enrolled in the same course(s) — e.g. “Acme Corp – Onboarding 2026”.**Group Leader**A person who manages a group from the front end (adds learners, views reports). Usually a manager, trainer, or client contact.**Seat**One spot in a group. A 25-seat group can hold 25 learners.**Enrollment key**A code that enrolls one learner into a group. Leaders hand these out or send invites; keys are used as learners join.**License**A purchasable bundle of seats + course(s), used when you *sell* group access through WooCommerce.### What you’ll need
- A working WordPress site with **LearnDash** and at least one published course.
- The **Uncanny Groups** plugin file and your license key (both are in your purchase email and your [Uncanny Owl account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/account/)).
#### Step 1 — Install and activate
1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to **Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin**.
2. Upload the Uncanny Groups ZIP file and click **Install Now**, then **Activate**.
3. When prompted, open the **License Activation** screen and paste your license key. Activation enables automatic updates.
On activation, the plugin automatically creates the front-end pages it needs (Group Management, registration, and reports) and sets up default email templates — so you’re ready to go without building anything by hand.
For the full install walkthrough, see [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/).
#### Step 2 — Create your first group
You can create a group in two ways, with the Uncanny Group Creation Wizard or by creating and upgrading an LearnDash group. For your first time, the Uncanny Group Creation Wizard is fatsest:
1. Go to **Uncanny Groups > Create Group** to launch the Uncanny Group Creation Wizard.
2. Fill out the **Group details** section by adding a **Group name**, the **Total seats** you want the group to have (each seat can be assigned to a single user), **Group Courses** and if desired a **Group image**. If group hierarchy is enabled in LearnDash group options, then you can also assign a **Parent group**.
3. You can also assign an existing user as the Group Leader or create a new Group Leader user by filling out the **First name**, **Last name** and **E-mail** fields under the **Group leader details** section.
4. Click the **Create group** button to create a new upgraded group.
**Already have native LearnDash groups?** You can *upgrade* existing or new LearnDash groups to unlock the Uncanny front-end features. See [Upgrade Existing LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-existing-learndash-groups/).
 #### Step 3 — Add and invite learners
This is where Group Leaders do most of their work. From the front-end **Group Management** page, a leader can:
- **Add and invite a user** — creates the account and emails them an invitation.
- **Send an enrollment key** — emails a code an existing user can redeem.
- **Bulk add** multiple users at once, or **upload a CSV** for large groups.
-
The CSV format is simple: user\_email,user\_pass,first\_name,last\_name.
 As learners join, **seats fill up** and **enrollment keys are marked used**. Leaders always see how many seats remain at the top of the page. Full details: [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/).
#### Step 4 — Watch progress with reports
Once learners start, Group Leaders can track everyone from the same front-end page.
1. Review each learner’s group progress status — **Not started**, **In progress**, or **Completed**.
2. To view group reports, click the **Reports** button. A dropdown list of all enabled reports will appear (reports are enabled on the page Uncanny Groups > Settings under the heading **Page Setup** – follow details on that page for setting up report pages) .
- Click the **Course** option to view the **Course Report** where you can view group members course progress by selecting a group (if your the leader of more than one group) and course assigned to the selected group.
- Click the **Quiz** option to view the **Quiz Report** for scores, and export any report to CSV.
- Click the **Progress** option to view the **Progress Report** for individual user progress in all group courses.
- Click the **Assignments** option to view the **Assignment Report** to manage uploaded LearnDash assignments in the front end.
- Click the **Essays** option to view the **Essay Report t**o manage essay question answers from LearnDash quizzes in the front end.
 That’s it — you now have a working group, enrolled learners, and live reporting that your Group Leaders can run on their own. See [Using the Group Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-reports/) for everything reports can do.
**Note:** Non-upgraded LearnDash groups can still be viewed on the Group Management page by Group Leaders. Just enable the option”Show “basic” (non-upgraded) groups in front end with access to reports only” on the Uncanny Groups > Settings page (found under the heading “General”. These groups will only have reporting functions, Group Leaders cannot add/remove members of “Basic” groups.
### Where to go next
Pick the path that matches your goal:
- **Want to sell course access to organizations?** Start with [Sell LearnDash Group Access to Learners](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-learndash-group-access-to-learners/) and [Set up LearnDash Group Course Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-learndash-group-course-products/).
- **Want leaders to buy and build their own licenses?** See [Enable Users to Build Custom Group Licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-purchase-experience/).
- **Training your own team?** Read **Onboard & Train Your Team with LearnDash Groups**.
- **Customizing emails or behavior?** See [Configure Group Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/configuring-group-emails/) and [Actions/Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers/).
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Groups – START HERE!](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) — choose the right setup for your goal
- [Install and Set Up Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/) — full installation and settings reference
- [Using the Group Management Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/) — the Group Leader’s command center
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-questions-2/) — quick answers to common setup questions
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Continuing Education Admin Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-admin-report/)
**Published:** July 23, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to track continuing education credits as a LearnDash administrator.
**Content:**
### Overview
The admin Credit Report is your command center for continuing education data. From a single screen you can filter credit records by user, group, course, and date range, export them to CSV or Excel, manage individual records, and see who hasn’t met their requirements.
Uncanny CEUs provides two ways to view credit data:
- **This article — the admin Credit Report** at **Uncanny CEUs > Credit Report**, for administrators working inside the WordPress dashboard.
- **The front-end report**, which you place on a page with a shortcode or block so learners and group leaders can view credits without admin access. See [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/).
The admin Credit Report shows learner name, email address, course name, completion date, credits earned for the course, and total credits earned — all filterable and exportable.
### Accessing the Report
Go to **Uncanny CEUs > Credit Report**. The report opens with two tabs:
- **Credit Report** — all earned-credit records.
- **Deficiency Report** — learners who haven’t met their required credits (see below).
 ### Filtering Records
Use the filters at the top of the report to narrow the data, then click **Filter** to update the table. You can filter by:
- **Date range** — limit results to a specific period.
- **User** — search for and select a learner.
- **Group** — select a LearnDash group.
- **Course** — select a specific course.
If you’ve enabled child-group support (see Settings below), selecting a parent group also returns records for its child groups.
### Managing Credits from the Report
You can adjust credit records directly from the report. These actions are covered in full in [Add, Edit, and Remove Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/add-and-remove-credits/):
- **Add** — Click **Add credits** to award credits, including for educational activities that happened outside LearnDash.
- **Edit** — Select a record and use **Edit credits** to correct its amount or date.
- **Delete** — Select one or more records with the checkboxes and click **Delete credits**.
### Exporting Data
The **Export** buttons generate CSV and Excel files, letting you analyze credit data externally in a spreadsheet. The export reflects your current filters and columns, so filter the report first to export exactly the data set you need.
### Deficiency Report
The **Deficiency Report** tab lists learners who have **not** met their required credits, based on the rollover date and the credit requirements set at the group or individual level. Learners who have met their requirement don’t appear, so everyone on the list still has credits to earn.
The Deficiency Report supports the same filtering and export options as the Credit Report, making it easy to hand a compliance officer a list of who’s behind. Requirements and rollover dates are configured in [Required Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/required-credits/).
### Credit Report Settings
Configure the report’s defaults under **Uncanny CEUs > Settings**.
#### Show User Avatars
Optionally displays user avatars in the report. It’s **off by default**, because loading avatars for large reports can affect performance.
#### Report Mode
Controls how the report retrieves credit data. Choose the mode that best fits your site’s size:
**Mode****Best for****How it works****Legacy**Sites with custom code built before v4.1The original data-retrieval method, kept for compatibility.**Performance** *(default)*Most sitesCaptures credit data as users are updated, reducing the number of queries the report has to run.**Ludicrous**Very large sitesBuilds a cached copy of credit data hourly via cron and loads it on demand for the fastest reports. #### Default Date Range & Rows Per Page
Set the date range the report loads with, and how many rows appear per page, so the report opens the way your team prefers.
#### Include Results for Child Groups
When a parent group is selected, this option includes records from its child groups in the report. *(Added in v5.0.)* It appears only when LearnDash group hierarchies are in use.
### User Profiles
Credit totals also appear on each user’s profile page in the WordPress admin, showing both the learner’s total credits and the credits they’ve earned since the rollover date — a quick way to check one person without opening the full report.
### Related Articles
- [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/) — The front-end report for learners and group leaders
- [Add, Edit, and Remove Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/add-and-remove-credits/) — Manage individual credit records
- [Required Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/required-credits/) — Set the requirements behind the Deficiency Report
- [Set Up the Uncanny Continuing Education Credits Plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setup-continuing-education-credits-plugin/) — Configure report defaults and the rollover date
- [Continuing Education Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-shortcodes/) — Display credit data anywhere on your site
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
---
### [Continuing Education Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-shortcodes/)
**Published:** August 5, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn about the shortcodes that are available in Uncanny Continuing Education Credits.
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny CEUs includes a set of shortcodes — each with a matching Gutenberg block — for displaying credit information anywhere on your site. Use them to show learners their earned credits, how many credits remain before a rollover date, certificate descriptions, and more.
Every shortcode below has an equivalent block in the **Uncanny Continuing Education Credits** block category. Shortcodes are ideal for page builders, widgets, and templates; blocks offer the same output with a visual settings panel in the WordPress editor. Both produce identical results, so use whichever fits your workflow.
Wherever a shortcode references “credits,” the output uses the credit label you set under **Uncanny CEUs > Settings** (for example, CEUs, CPDs, or PDUs)
### Shortcodes/Blocks
Here’s a list of shortcodes and blocks and how to use them:
### Available Course Credits
```
[uo_ceu_available course-id="id"]
```
Block Name: **Available Credits**
This shortcode displays the number of credits available for the course (as set in the Edit page for that course). The course-id attribute is optional and is used to associated the shortcode with a particular course. If the shortcode is used on a course page, no ID is required. On other pages it should be added. If you are using blocks, the optional *Course ID* will appear in the block side menu, under *Available Credits Settings*.
### Earned Course Credits
```
[uo_ceu_earned course-id="id" since-rollover="yes"]
```
Block Name: **Earned Credits**
This shortcode shows the number of credits earned by the learner for the associated course. Once again, course-id is optional and not required on a course page. If the user has not earned any credits for the course, the system will display a value of 0. If *since\_rollover* is set to *yes*, it shows the number of credits earned since the rollover date. If credits were earned before the date, a value of 0 is shown. If you are using blocks, the options *Course ID* and *Since Rollover* will appear in the block side menu, under *Earned Credits Settings*.
### Total Credits Earned
```
[uo_ceu_total user-id=""]
```
Block Name: **Total Credits**
This shortcode shows the total number of credits (regardless of rollover date) for the associated user. If the user\_id attribute is not included, the value is shown for the current user. If you are using blocks, the option *User ID* will appear in the block side menu, under *Total Credits Settings*.
### Total Credits Earned since Rollover Date
```
[uo_ceu_total_rollover user-id=""]
```
Block Name: **Total Rollover Credits**
This shortcode is much like the total one except that it only sums credits earned on or after the rollover date. If you are using blocks, the options *User ID* and *On or After Rollover* will appear in the block side menu.
### Days Remaining until Rollover Date
```
[uo_ceu_days_remaining]
```
Block Name: **Days Remaining**
This shortcode/block outputs the number of days that remain until the rollover date. Learners can reference this value so they know how much time they have until all of their credits must be earned.
### Credits Remaining before Rollover Date
```
[uo_ceu_credits_remaining user_id="id"]
```
Block Name: **Credits Remaining**
This shortcode/block shows users how many credits they need to earn before the rollover date. If no user\_id is specified, the shortcode/block will show the value for the current user. As a reminder, the number of credits shown is the *highest* of a user’s associated individual and group credit requirements.
### Certificate Trigger Description
```
[uo_ceu_certificate_description certificate-id="678"]
```
Block Name: **Certificate Trigger Description**
This shortcode/block displays the description text configured on a CEU certificate trigger. Useful for showing learners what a certificate represents on a course or profile page. The LearnDash certificate ID is optional. If no ID is used, it defaults to the current certificate/post.
See [Continuing Education Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-certificates/) for how to configure the description.
### Continuing Education Report
```
[uo_ceu_report]
```
Block Name: **Continuing Education Report**
This shortcode/block displays a front-end credit report. By default it shows a learner-facing search report; with the enhanced attribute enabled it becomes a full report for administrators and group leaders, with column customization, filtering, export, and inline credit editing.
**Attribute****Description**`enhanced`off (default) shows the standard learner search report; on loads the enhanced report (admins and group leaders only).`columns`A comma-separated list of columns to show, each as `key`mode`The data source used to build the report: meta (recommended), json (fastest), legacy, or tables.`add`on enables the “Add credits” action in the enhanced report.`edit`on enables inline editing of existing credit records.`delete`on enables deleting credit records.Because the enhanced report and its add/edit/delete actions are powerful, they are only available to administrators and group leaders. For a full walkthrough, see [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/) and [Add and Remove Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/add-and-remove-credits/).
### Using the Blocks
To add any of these as a block, edit a page or post, click the **+** (Add Block) button, and search for the block name from the Quick Reference table above — or browse the **Uncanny Continuing Education Credits** block category. Each block exposes the same options as its shortcode in the block’s sidebar settings panel.
### Related Articles
- [Required Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/required-credits/)
- [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/)
- [Continuing Education Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-certificates/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
---
### [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/)
**Published:** July 22, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to embed a report that enables third parties to verify credits earned by your users.
**Content:**
### Overview
The Continuing Education Report puts credit data on the front end of your site. Learners can look up their own earned credits, and administrators and group leaders can run a full report — with filtering, export, and inline credit management — without going into the WordPress admin.
The report is added with a shortcode or block and comes in two forms:
- **Standard report** — A search box anyone can use to look up course completions and earned credits.
- **Enhanced report** — A full data table for administrators and group leaders, with custom columns, date filtering, CSV and Excel export, and the ability to add, edit, and delete credits.
### Adding the Report
Add the report with the shortcode:
```
[uo_ceu_report]
```
Or insert the **Continuing Education Report** block from the **Uncanny Continuing Education Credits** block category. The block exposes the same options as the shortcode in its settings panel.
### The Standard Report
By default, `[uo_ceu_report]` displays a search-based report. A visitor enters a search term and the report returns matching learners and their credits.
- Searches require a **minimum of 3 characters**.
- The search matches against email address, first name, last name, and display name.
- Results are paginated for readability.
This standard view is suitable for a public or learner-facing page where people look up their own records.
### The Enhanced Report
Add enhanced=”on” or enable the **Enhanced** block option, to unlock the full report:
`[uo_ceu_report enhanced="on"]`
The enhanced report is available only to logged-in administrators and group leaders. It displays all accessible credit data in a sortable, filterable table with:
- **Filtering** by user, group, course, and date range
- **Export** to CSV and Excel
- **Custom columns** (see below)
- **Inline credit management** — add, edit, and delete records (see below)
#### Enabling Credit Editing
The enhanced report can let group leaders and admins manage credits directly. Each action is turned on with its own attribute:
`[uo_ceu_report enhanced="on" add="on" edit="on" delete="on"]`
**Attribute****What it enables**`add`An **Add Credits** button for awarding new credits`edit`Inline editing of existing credit records (added in v5.0)`delete`Selecting and deleting credit recordsFor a full walkthrough of these actions, see [Add, Edit, and Remove Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/add-and-remove-credits/).
#### Customizing Columns
Use the columns attribute to choose which columns appear and what they’re labeled. Each column is written as key||Label, separated by commas:
`[uo_ceu_report enhanced="on" columns="user||User,course||Course,date||Date,ceus_earned||Credits,total||Total"]`
Common column keys include user, course, date, ceus\_earned, and total.
#### Report Performance Mode
Large sites can choose how the report retrieves data using the mode attribute (meta is recommended for most sites; json is fastest). The default for all reports is set under **Uncanny CEUs > Settings**. See [Continuing Education Admin Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-admin-report/) for the full explanation of report modes.
### For Developers: Custom Columns and Data
Developers can extend the report with custom columns and data using filters:
- `uo_ceu_credit_report_column_config` — Define the report’s columns and their data structure (added in v5.0 for finer control over columns and the data behind them).
- `uo_ceu_credit_report_table_data` — Modify the credit data before it’s displayed, including injecting values for custom columns.
Combine the two to add a column and populate it with your own data. These filters are intended for developers comfortable working with PHP.
### Related Articles
- [Continuing Education Admin Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-admin-report/) — The in-admin Credit Report, report modes, and child-group settings
- [Add, Edit, and Remove Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/add-and-remove-credits/) — Manage credit records from the report
- [Continuing Education Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-shortcodes/) — All CEU shortcodes and blocks
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
---
### [Continuing Education Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-certificates/)
**Published:** July 24, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to award certificates for completing a set of LearnDash courses or achieving a minimum number of credits, units, hours, etc.
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny CEUs can issue a certificate automatically when a learner earns enough credits or completes a defined set of courses, then email it to the learner — and optionally to group leaders and administrators.
CEU certificates are separate from LearnDash’s standard per-course certificates. They’re designed for milestones that span more than one course, such as:
- **Credit-based certificates** — awarded when a learner’s total earned credits reach a threshold you set.
- **Multi-course certificates** — awarded when a learner completes a specific combination of courses.
Because these certificates are triggered by cumulative achievement rather than a single course completion, they’re delivered by email. A copy can also be stored on your server.
Certificates are attached to emails as PDF files and can be optionally stored on the server (in /wp-content/uploads/ceu-certs/ for easy FTP access).
### Enabling Certificates
1. Go to **Uncanny CEUs > Settings** and open the certificate email settings.
2. Enable the certificate type(s) you want to use — credit-based, multi-course, or both.
3. Set the **email subject** and **message**, and choose who receives the email (learner, and optionally group leaders and administrators).
4. Optionally enable server storage. Stored certificates are saved to /wp-content/uploads/ceu-certs/.
The email subject and message support personalization variables, the same way reminder emails do.
 **Note:** The certificate email subject, message, and recipient settings apply to all CEU certificate types. Make sure your wording works for every certificate you issue.
### Configuring a Certificate Trigger
CEU certificates are configured on the LearnDash **Certificate** itself.
1. Edit (or create) the certificate under **LearnDash > Certificates**.
2. In the Uncanny CEUs certificate settings on that screen, choose the trigger:
- **Required courses** — Select the courses a learner must complete to earn this certificate.
- **Credit threshold** — Enter the number of credits a learner must earn to be awarded this certificate.
3. Optionally add a **description** explaining what the certificate represents. You can display this text elsewhere on your site using the `[uo_ceu_certificate_description] `shortcode — see [Continuing Education Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-shortcodes/).
4. Save the certificate.
 **Important:** A credit-threshold certificate is awarded **once** per learner. If you later raise the threshold, learners who already received the certificate are not issued a new one.
### How Learners Receive Certificates
Because CEU certificates are triggered by cumulative achievement, they’re delivered by email rather than through LearnDash’s standard certificate display (such as the ld\_profile shortcode). Email delivery is how learners get these certificates, so confirm your site can reliably send email before relying on this feature.
Note that generating historical credit records (see [Generate Historical LearnDash Course Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generate-learndash-course-credits/)) backfills credit data but does **not** trigger new certificate emails.
### Related Articles
- [Continuing Education Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-shortcodes/) — Display certificate descriptions with `[uo_ceu_certificate_description]`
- [Required Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/required-credits/) — Set the credit requirements that pair with credit-based certificates
- [Set Up the Uncanny Continuing Education Credits Plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setup-continuing-education-credits-plugin/) — Configure credit labels and email settings
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
---
### [Add and Remove Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/add-and-remove-credits/)
**Published:** December 18, 2020
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Credits are awarded automatically when learners complete courses, but you’ll sometimes need to manage them by hand — to award credit for an activity that happened outside of LearnDash, to correct a record, or to remove one. You can do all of this directly from the Credit Report.
The Credit Report supports three manual actions on credit records:
- **Add** a new credit record — for a LearnDash course or for an activity that doesn’t exist as a course on your site (a webinar, a workshop, an in-person session).
- **Edit** an existing record — adjust the credit amount or date of a record that’s already there.
- **Delete** a record — permanently remove a credit a learner earned.
Adding and deleting credits have been available since version 3.1. Editing existing records inline was added in **version 5.0**.
These actions are available to administrators and group leaders in the enhanced report. If you’re displaying the report on the front end with the \[uo\_ceu\_report\] shortcode or block, each action is enabled with its own attribute (add=”on”, edit=”on”, delete=”on”). See [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/) for those options.
### Adding Credits
1. Go to **Uncanny CEUs > Credit Report** (or open an enhanced front-end report).
2. Click the **Add Credits** button to open the entry form.
3. Choose what the credit is for:
- **A LearnDash course** — Select the course. The credit amount matches the value already assigned to that course, so the course must have a credit value set. See [Adding Credits to Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-course-credits/).
- **A non-LearnDash activity** — Enter a title, the number of credits, and the date and time the credit was earned.
4. Select the learner the credit applies to.
5. Save the entry.
 **Tip:** If you award a credit with a date in the future, it won’t appear in the report under the default date range. Set a custom date range with an end date past the award date to see it.
### Editing Credits
As of version 5.0, you can correct an existing credit record without deleting and re-adding it. If the credit is awarded via course completion, you will be able to edit the options **Complete Course** and **Date and time**. If the credit was awarded without course completion, you will be able to edit the **Title**, **Number of CEUs** and **Date and time** options.
1. In the Credit Report, find the record you want to change and check the box on the left.
2. Click the **Edit** **credits** button.
3. Update the credits options depending on type of credit (detailed above).
4. Save the change.
This is the quickest way to fix a typo in a credit amount or correct an award date.
 ### Deleting Credits
1. In the Credit Report, select the record (or records) you want to remove using the row checkboxes.
2. Click the **Delete Credits** button below the filters.
3. Confirm the deletion when prompted.
Deleting a credit record is permanent. If you only need to change a value, use **Edit** instead.
### Related Articles
- [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/) — Enable add/edit/delete on the front-end report
- [Adding Credits to Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-course-credits/) — Set the course credit values used when adding LearnDash credits
- [Continuing Education Admin Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-admin-report/) — Filter and export the Credit Report
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
---
### [Use Case: Selling Accredited & Continuing Education Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-selling-accredited-continuing-education-courses/)
**Published:** July 5, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
“Earn 3 CPD credits” is a powerful reason to buy a course. When your courses count toward a license or designation, the credits *are* the product. Uncanny CEUs lets you advertise accredited credit on every course and award it automatically after purchase — turning continuing education into a revenue stream.
Selling continuing education means combining three things:
1. **A way to sell course access** — WooCommerce, redemption codes, or memberships.
2. **Credits that are awarded on completion** — handled by Uncanny CEUs.
3. **Proof of credit** — certificates and transcripts learners can submit to their board.
Uncanny CEUs supplies the credit layer and works alongside the Uncanny tools you already use to sell and deliver courses.
### Why Credits Sell Courses
- **Credits are the value proposition.** Professionals shop for courses by the credits they award. Displaying the credit value upfront answers their main question before they buy.
- **Automatic delivery.** Credits are awarded on completion with no manual step — the learner buys, learns, and earns.
- **Trust through certificates.** An automatic certificate gives buyers confidence the course truly counts toward their requirement.
- **Repeat business.** Professionals come back every renewal cycle. A clear credit transcript keeps them returning to you for their next credits.
### Building the Offer
#### Step 1: Assign and Advertise the Credit Value
Set each course’s credit value on its edit screen (see [Adding Credits to Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-course-credits/)). Then advertise it on the sales page using the available-credits shortcode or block, so shoppers see exactly what they’ll earn:
```
[uo_ceu_available course-id="123"]
```
Place it near the price and the buy button — e.g., “Complete this course and earn \[uo\_ceu\_available\] CPD credits.”
 #### Step 2: Sell Course Access
Use whichever Uncanny tool fits your sales model:
- **WooCommerce** — Sell courses or bundles as products. On purchase, the learner is enrolled and earns credits automatically on completion.
- **Redemption codes** — Sell or distribute access codes for individual and bulk purchases with [Uncanny Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-codes/). Ideal for selling seats to an employer who then distributes them to staff.
- **Group licenses** — Sell access to organizations with [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/), where a buyer purchases a block of seats and manages their own learners.
Uncanny CEUs sits underneath all of these — however the learner gets access, completing the course awards the credits.
#### Step 3: Deliver Certificates Automatically
Configure a certificate to issue when the learner completes the course or reaches a credit milestone, and have it emailed to them. This is what buyers submit to their licensing board as proof. See [Continuing Education Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-certificates/).
#### Step 4: Give Buyers a Lasting Transcript
Add a credit report or transcript shortcodes to the account/dashboard area so returning customers can always see the credits they’ve purchased and earned with you. See [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/).
### Selling to Employers and Organizations
A large share of continuing education is bought by employers for their teams. To serve that market:
- Sell **bulk seats** via [Uncanny Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-codes/) or **group licenses** via [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/).
- Make the **purchasing manager a group leader** so they can enroll staff and run the front-end Continuing Education Report to track their team’s credits.
- For larger organizations with a hierarchy, enable the **child groups** option so a head-office report rolls up every sub-group. See [Continuing Education Admin Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-admin-report/).
This combination lets you sell one license to an organization and hand them a self-service portal for enrollment and credit tracking.
### Automating the Buyer Journey
Uncanny CEUs integrates with [Uncanny Automator](https://automatorplugin.com/) so you can build the credit milestones into a larger automation. The **Uncanny CEUs** integration includes two triggers and an action:
- A **trigger** for when *a user earns a number of CEUs* — fires each time a learner earns credits.
- A **trigger** for when *the total number of CEUs earned by a user is greater than or equal to a specific number* — use it to send a congratulations email, issue a coupon for the next course, add a badge, or notify a CRM when a buyer hits a credit milestone.
- An **action** that *awards a number of custom CEUs to the user* — use it to grant credits as part of a recipe, such as after a purchase or an event registration.
See the [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits integration](https://automatorplugin.com/integration/uncanny-continuing-education-credits/) for available triggers and actions.
### Related Articles
- [Continuing Education Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-certificates/) — Proof of credit for buyers
- [Use Case: Continuing Education for Professional Associations](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-continuing-education-for-professional-associations/) — Run a full CE program
- [Uncanny Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-codes/) — Sell and distribute course access codes
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/) — Sell group licenses with leader-managed reporting
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-continuing-education-credits/) — Choose the right workflow
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
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### [Use Case: Continuing Education for Professional Associations](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-continuing-education-for-professional-associations/)
**Published:** July 5, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
Professional associations, certifying bodies, and training providers award continuing education to members so they can maintain a license or designation — CME for clinicians, CLE for lawyers, CPD for accountants and engineers, PDUs for project managers, and so on. Uncanny CEUs gives you the credit-tracking, certificates, and member-facing transcripts these programs depend on, right inside LearnDash.
A continuing education program has a few defining needs:
- Credits that use the **right terminology** for your profession.
- A way for members to **see and prove** the credits they’ve earned.
- **Certificates** members can submit to a licensing board.
- **Reporting** for your team and for partner organizations.
Uncanny CEUs covers all four, and works alongside WooCommerce and Uncanny Groups when you sell courses or serve organizational members.
### Why Associations Choose Uncanny CEUs
- **Your terminology, everywhere.** Label credits as CME, CPD, PDUs, contact hours — whatever your accreditation uses. The label flows through reports, certificates, and emails automatically.
- **A permanent member record.** Earned credits are stored permanently and independently of course data, so a member’s history stays accurate for years — exactly what audits and renewals require.
- **Certificates on autopilot.** Issue a certificate the moment a member earns enough credits or finishes a required series of courses.
- **Member self-service.** Members look up their own totals and download what they need, reducing email to your staff.
### Setting Up Your Program
#### Step 1: Set Your Credit Terminology
Under **Uncanny CEUs > Settings**, set the singular and plural credit labels to match your accreditation — for example, “CME Credit” / “CME Credits” or “PDU” / “PDUs.” This is the first thing to configure, because the label appears everywhere members and staff see credits.
#### Step 2: Assign Credit Values to Courses
Give each course its accredited credit value on the course edit screen. Decimal values are supported (for example, 1.5 credits), which matters when accreditation bodies award partial credits. See [Adding Credits to Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-course-credits/).
#### Step 3: Issue Certificates of Completion
Configure certificates to award members automatically:
- **Per credit milestone** — e.g., a certificate when a member reaches 20 CME credits.
- **Per course series** — e.g., a certificate for completing all courses in a designation track.
Members receive the certificate by email, and a copy can be stored on your server for your records. See [Continuing Education Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-certificates/).
#### Step 4: Give Members a Credit Transcript
Add a front-end report or credit shortcodes to a member dashboard so members can view and verify their credits at any time:
- `[uo_ceu_total]` — Lifetime credits earned
- `[uo_ceu_earned course-id="123"]` — Credits earned for a specific course
- `[uo_ceu_report] `— A searchable record of completions and credits
 See [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/) and [Continuing Education Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-shortcodes/).
#### Step 5: Account for Pre-Existing Credits
If members completed courses before you installed the plugin, backfill their records so transcripts are complete from day one. See [Generate Historical LearnDash Course Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generate-learndash-course-credits/).
### Handling Credits Earned Outside Your Courses
Members often earn credits at conferences, webinars, or partner events that aren’t courses on your site. Add those credits manually so a member’s transcript reflects their full continuing education — enter a title, the credit amount, and the date from the Credit Report. See [Add, Edit, and Remove Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/add-and-remove-credits/).
### Serving Organizational Members
If your association serves companies or chapters — not just individuals — pair Uncanny CEUs with [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/). A chapter administrator becomes a group leader who can:
- Enroll their members
- Run continuing education reports on their group from the front end
- Track each member’s credits toward designation requirements
For multi-level structures (national → regional → local chapters), enable the **child groups** option so a parent’s report rolls up its sub-groups. See [Continuing Education Admin Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-admin-report/).
### Related Articles
- [Continuing Education Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-certificates/) — Credit-based and multi-course certificates
- [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/) — Member-facing transcripts
- [Use Case: Selling Accredited & Continuing Education Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-selling-accredited-continuing-education-courses/) — Monetize your CE program
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-continuing-education-credits/) — Choose the right workflow
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
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### [Use Case: Compliance & Recertification Training](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-compliance-recertification-training/)
**Published:** July 5, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
Many industries require employees to complete a set amount of training every year — safety, HIPAA, anti-harassment, financial compliance, and more. Uncanny CEUs is built for exactly this: assign credits to your training courses, set an annual requirement, and let the plugin track who’s on track and who’s falling behind.
A compliance program usually comes down to one rule: *every learner must earn at least X credits within each compliance period.* Uncanny CEUs turns that rule into an automated system.
- Learners earn credits automatically as they complete courses.
- A **rollover date** defines the start of each compliance period.
- A **required credits** value sets the minimum each learner (or group) must reach.
- A **Deficiency Report** shows exactly who hasn’t met the requirement yet.
- **Reminder emails** nudge learners before the deadline.
The result is a self-running compliance tracker that replaces the spreadsheets most organizations rely on.
### Why Use Uncanny CEUs for Compliance
- **Audit-ready records.** Every earned credit is stored permanently, with course name, amount, and date — even if a course is later edited or reset. When an auditor asks for proof, the data is there.
- **Annual reset without losing history.** The rollover date starts a fresh period each year while keeping lifetime totals intact.
- **No manual chasing.** Reminder emails and the Deficiency Report surface at-risk learners automatically.
- **Works per group.** Set different requirements for different departments or locations using LearnDash groups.
### The Workflow
#### Step 1: Assign Credits to Your Compliance Courses
For each required course, set a credit value on the course edit screen. A one-hour module might be worth 1 credit; a half-day course, 4. See [Adding Credits to Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-course-credits/).
#### Step 2: Set Your Rollover Date
Under **Uncanny CEUs > Settings**, set the rollover date to the first day of your compliance period — for example, January 1 for a calendar-year program.
The rollover date is a single, site-wide **day and month** (it has no year), so the same period applies to every learner. The plugin does not support per-learner rollover dates tied to individual hire or enrollment dates. The rollover date is what makes annual tracking work: credits earned “since rollover” are what count toward the current period’s requirement.
#### Step 3: Set the Required Credits
Define how many credits each learner must earn in a period:
- **Per group** — Edit a LearnDash group and set its required credits. Everyone in that group inherits the requirement. Ideal for “all warehouse staff need 6 safety credits per year.”
- **Per individual** — Set a requirement on a specific user’s profile when one person’s obligations differ from the group.
When a learner belongs to more than one group, the plugin applies the **highest** requirement.
See [Required Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/required-credits/) for the full setup.
#### Step 4: Turn On Reminder Emails
In **Settings**, enable reminder emails and choose how many days before the rollover date they should send. Learners who haven’t met their requirement receive a personalized nudge with their name, how many credits they still need, and the deadline.
**Tip:** When you have a large learner base, stagger reminders or test with a small group first to avoid sending a large volume of email all at once.
#### Step 5: Monitor with the Deficiency Report
Open **Uncanny CEUs > Credit Report** and go to the **Deficiency Report** tab. It lists every learner who hasn’t met their requirement, filterable by user and group. Learners who have met their requirement drop off the list automatically — so anyone showing up still needs to act.
Export the report to CSV or Excel for management or compliance officers.
 ### Showing Learners Their Status
Help learners stay ahead of the deadline by displaying their progress on a dashboard or profile page:
- `[uo_ceu_credits_remaining]` — How many credits they still need this period
- `[uo_ceu_days_remaining]` — Days left until the rollover date
- `[uo_ceu_total_rollover] `— Credits earned this period
See [Continuing Education Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-shortcodes/) for all display options.
### Scaling to Multiple Departments
For organizations with several teams or locations, use LearnDash groups to set per-group requirements, and pair Uncanny CEUs with [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/). Group leaders can then run the front-end Continuing Education Report on their own team — checking who’s compliant without needing admin access.
If your program runs across a hierarchy of groups, enable the **child groups** option in the report settings so a parent group’s report includes its sub-groups. See [Continuing Education Admin Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-admin-report/).
### Related Articles
- [Required Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/required-credits/) — Requirements, rollover dates, and reminders
- [Continuing Education Admin Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-admin-report/) — Deficiency Report and exports
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-continuing-education-credits/) — Choose the right workflow
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/) — Group leader reporting for departments and locations
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
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### [Getting Started with Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-continuing-education-credits/)
**Published:** July 5, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) turns your LearnDash courses into a complete credit-tracking system. This guide explains what the plugin does, how the pieces fit together, and where to go next based on what you’re trying to achieve.
### What Is Uncanny CEUs?
Uncanny CEUs lets you assign a credit value to any LearnDash course and automatically award those credits to learners when they complete it. You decide what the credits are called — CEUs, CPDs, PDUs, CMEs, contact hours, or any custom label — and the plugin tracks every credit each learner earns over time.
Once credits are flowing, you can:
- **Report on credits** through front-end reports for learners and group leaders, and detailed admin reports for administrators.
- **Set credit requirements** for individuals or groups, with annual rollover dates and automated reminder emails for learners who fall short.
- **Issue certificates** automatically when a learner earns enough credits or completes a defined set of courses.
- **Keep a permanent record** of every credit earned — even if a course is later edited, reset, or removed.
Common use cases include compliance and recertification training, professional continuing-education programs run by associations, and selling accredited courses that award contact hours.
### How CEUs Work
The basic flow is straightforward:
1. **Assign credits to courses** — Set a credit value on each LearnDash course you want to track.
2. **Learners complete courses** — When a learner completes a course, the plugin automatically awards the assigned credits and stores a permanent record.
3. **Track, require, and certify** — Use reports to monitor earned credits, set requirements with rollover dates, and award certificates when thresholds are met.
Every earned credit is stored as its own record with the course name, credit amount, and date. Because these records live outside of LearnDash’s own completion data, edits to a course never change credits a learner has already earned.
### Choose Your Workflow
Uncanny CEUs supports several workflows depending on how your organization uses credits. Use the guide below to find the right starting point.
#### I want to award credits for completing courses
This is the core of the plugin. Assign a credit value to each course, and learners earn those credits automatically on completion.
**Start here:**
- [Adding Credits to Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-course-credits/) — Set a credit value on any LearnDash course
- [Generate Historical LearnDash Course Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generate-learndash-course-credits/) — Award credits retroactively for completions that happened before you installed the plugin
#### I want to enforce annual training requirements
If learners must earn a minimum number of credits within a recurring period — for example, an annual compliance requirement — set a rollover date and define how many credits each learner or group must earn.
**Start here:**
- [Required Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/required-credits/) — Set per-user and per-group requirements, rollover dates, and reminder emails
#### I want learners and managers to see their credit totals
Display credit totals on any page using shortcodes or blocks, give learners a front-end report, and let group leaders run reports on their teams without admin access.
**Start here:**
- [Continuing Education Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-report/) — Add a front-end credit report for learners and group leaders
- [Continuing Education Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-shortcodes/) — Display credit totals, remaining credits, and more on any page
#### I want detailed reporting for administrators
Administrators get a full Credit Report inside WordPress with filtering by user, group, course, and date range, plus CSV and Excel export.
**Start here:**
- [Continuing Education Admin Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-admin-report/) — Filter, export, and configure the admin Credit Report
#### I want to award certificates based on credits
Issue certificates automatically when a learner reaches a credit threshold or completes a specific combination of courses, and email them to learners, group leaders, or admins.
**Start here:**
- [Continuing Education Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-certificates/) — Configure credit-based and multi-course certificates
#### I want to manually adjust a learner’s credits
Award credits for activities completed outside of LearnDash (such as a webinar or an in-person workshop), or correct an existing record directly from the report.
**Start here:**
- [Add and Remove Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/add-and-remove-credits/) — Add, edit, and delete credit records from the Credit Report
#### I want to automate actions when learners earn credits
Uncanny CEUs integrates with [Uncanny Automator](https://automatorplugin.com/). You can start a recipe when a learner’s earned credits reach a threshold, or award credits as a step in a larger automation.
**Start here:**
- The **Uncanny CEUs** integration in Automator includes a trigger that fires when *the total number of credits earned by a user is greater than or equal to a specific number*, and an action that *awards a number of custom credits to a user*. See the [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits integration](https://automatorplugin.com/integration/uncanny-continuing-education-credits/) for setup details.
### First-Time Setup Checklist
Before learners start earning credits, complete these steps:
1. **Install and activate** the plugin and enter your license key under **Uncanny CEUs > Settings**. See [Set Up the Uncanny Continuing Education Credits Plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setup-continuing-education-credits-plugin/).
2. **Set your credit label** under **Uncanny CEUs > Settings**. Choose the singular and plural names for your credits (for example, “CPD” / “CPDs”) so they appear correctly everywhere on your site.
3. **Set a rollover date** if learners need to meet a recurring requirement. Leave it blank if you only want to track lifetime totals.
4. **Assign credits to your courses** under each course’s edit screen. See [Adding Credits to Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-course-credits/).
5. **Add reporting and display** — place a front-end report or credit shortcodes where learners can see their progress.
6. **Test the flow** — complete a course as a test learner and confirm the correct credits are awarded and appear in the report.
### Managing Credits Over Time
Once credits are being earned, these tools help you monitor and maintain them:
- [Continuing Education Admin Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-admin-report/) — Filter and export credit data, and configure report defaults
- [Add and Remove Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/add-and-remove-credits/) — Adjust records for individual learners
- [Required Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/required-credits/) — Track who has and hasn’t met their requirements with the Deficiency Report
### Related Articles
- [Set Up the Uncanny Continuing Education Credits Plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setup-continuing-education-credits-plugin/) — Installation, license, and configuration
- [Continuing Education Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-shortcodes/) — Full shortcode and block reference
- [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits – Changelog](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-changelog/) — Version history
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
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### [Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash - Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-learndash-reporting-overview/)
**Published:** September 1, 2017
**Author:** yuehchin
**Content:**
Tin Canny Reporting turns LearnDash into a complete reporting platform for interactive eLearning.
LearnDash does not natively support uploading or embedding interactive SCORM or xAPI (Tin Can) eLearning content into your course, however, this is possible using Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash.
Upload your Articulate, Captivate, iSpring, or H5P content, embed it in your courses, and capture detailed completion, score, and engagement data — all stored on your own site, with no external Learning Record Store to run.
**New here?** Jump straight to [Getting Started with Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-tin-canny-reporting-for-learndash/) for a 20-minute install-to-first-report walkthrough.
### What Tin Canny does
LearnDash tracks whether a lesson is complete. Tin Canny adds everything that happens *inside* your interactive content:
1. **Upload eLearning content** — embed SCORM and xAPI/Tin Can modules in lessons and topics with the Tin Canny Uploader.
2. **Capture detailed data** — every interaction, score, and answer is recorded automatically.
3. **Store it locally** — a Learning Record Store built into WordPress means no third-party LRS subscription and no data leaving your server.
4. **Convert SCORM to Tin Can** — SCORM 1.2/2004 statements are converted to xAPI automatically, so all content reports together.
5. **Report for admins and Group Leaders** — four back-end reports plus front-end reports your managers can run themselves.
6. **Gate completion and track time** — integrate with the LearnDash Mark Complete button and the Uncanny Simple Course Timer.
### The Tin Canny eLearning content uploader
The uploader integrates with both the block and classic editors so you can embed modules directly into LearnDash lessons, topics, and courses. Uploaded modules are managed from the **Manage Content** page — redesigned in v5.1 with a cleaner layout and new upload-date and filesize columns. See [Managing eLearning Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/managing-elearning-content/).
### LearnDash and Tin Can reports
Tin Canny provides four core report views, each with sortable tables, search, drill-down, and CSV/Excel export:
**Report****What it answers**[**Course Report**](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/course-report/)How is each course performing across all learners?[**User Report**](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-report/)How is one learner doing — with course start and lesson/topic completion dates?[**Tin Can Report**](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-can-report/)What exactly did learners do inside each module?[**xAPI Quiz Report**](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/xapi-quiz-report/)How did learners answer each question?### A local LRS — nothing external to run
Tin Canny stores all Tin Can/xAPI statements in a Learning Record Store native to WordPress. You get full statement capture without the cost or complexity of an external LRS, and your learning data stays on your own server.
### Reports for site administrators and Group Leaders
Reports surface completion times, activity trends, and individual quiz responses. Administrators see the whole site; Group Leaders see only their assigned groups. With the **front-end reports**, Group Leaders and client managers can review (and, as of v5.1.1, **sort** by % Complete and Avg Quiz) their teams’ progress without a dashboard login. See [Front End LearnDash Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-reports/).
### Integrations
- **LearnDash Mark Complete button** — require a module to be finished before a lesson/topic can be completed, so completion means engagement. Configure this per lesson/topic in the **Tin Canny** tab on the edit screen (added in v5.1.3.3).
- **Uncanny Simple Course Timer** (Toolkit Pro) — add time-spent columns to your reports for seat-time tracking.
### Where to go next
- [Getting Started with Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-tin-canny-reporting-for-learndash/) — install to first report
- [Authoring Tools Supported by Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/authoring-tools-supported/) — supported tools and formats
- [From Articulate & Captivate to LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/from-articulate-captivate-to-learndash-with-real-reporting/) — bringing authored content into LearnDash
- [Prove Training Compliance with Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/prove-training-compliance-with-tin-canny/) — using reports as audit evidence
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Getting Started with Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-tin-canny-reporting-for-learndash/)
**Published:** July 1, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
New to Tin Canny? This guide takes you from a fresh install to your first tracked eLearning module — with real completion and quiz data flowing into your reports — in about 20 minutes. No coding, and no external Learning Record Store to configure.
**Want the bigger picture first?** The [Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash – Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-learndash-reporting-overview/) article explains everything the plugin does. This guide walks the fastest path to seeing it work.
### What Tin Canny does
LearnDash tells you whether a learner finished a lesson. It can’t tell you what happened *inside* an Articulate, Captivate, or iSpring module — how they scored, which questions they missed, or how long they spent. Tin Canny closes that gap:
- **Upload eLearning modules** (SCORM or xAPI/Tin Can) straight into your LearnDash lessons and topics — no separate hosting.
- **Capture every interaction** in a Learning Record Store (LRS) that’s built into your WordPress site.
- **Report on real engagement** through four admin reports plus front-end reports your Group Leaders can run themselves.
- **Gate completion** so a lesson and/or topic can’t be marked complete until the learner actually finishes the module.
This guide covers the essentials so you see value immediately. Links throughout point to deeper articles when you’re ready.
### Key terms (read this first)
A few terms come up constantly in Tin Canny. Here’s what they mean:
**Term****Plain-English meaning****Module**A self-contained eLearning package (a SCORM or xAPI zip) built in a tool like Storyline, Rise, Captivate, or iSpring.**SCORM / xAPI (Tin Can)**The two publishing standards modules use to report progress and scores. Tin Canny supports both.**LRS (Learning Record Store)**Where learning data is stored. Tin Canny includes one *inside* WordPress, so you don’t need an external service.**Statement**A single recorded action — “Jane answered Question 3 correctly,” “Sam completed the module.”**Report**A view of the captured data: by course, by user, by raw statement, or by quiz question.### What you’ll need
- A working WordPress site with **LearnDash** and at least one published course with a lesson or topic.
- The **Tin Canny Reporting** plugin file and your license key (both are in your purchase email and your [Uncanny Owl account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/account/)).
- At least one **eLearning module** exported as a SCORM or xAPI zip. See [Authoring Tools Supported by Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/authoring-tools-supported/) for export tips.
- A server that meets the [Technical Requirements](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-reporting-technical-requirements/).
### Step 1 — Install and activate
1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to **Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin**.
2. Upload the Tin Canny Reporting ZIP file and click **Install Now**, then **Activate**.
3. Open **Tin Canny Reporting > Settings** and paste your license key. Activation enables automatic updates.
For the full walkthrough, see [Install the Tin Canny Reporting Plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tincanny-installation-setup/).
### Step 2 — Run Site Check
Before you upload anything, confirm your server can capture data.
1. Go to **Tin Canny Reporting > Settings** and find the **Site Check** panel.
2. Confirm the **xAPI endpoint is reachable** and that the plugin has **direct access to its PHP files**. Both should show green.
3. If a check fails, click **Re-check** after adjusting your setup. The most common causes are Plain permalinks or a maintenance/redirect plugin intercepting requests.
 This 30-second step prevents the single most common support issue — modules that upload fine but never record data. Details: [Site Check](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/site-check/).
### Step 3 — Upload your first module
1. Edit the LearnDash **lesson or topic** where the module should live.
2. In the editor, add the **Tin Canny** block (Gutenberg) or click the **Tin Canny Uploader** button (Classic Editor).
3. Choose **Upload new content**, select your SCORM/xAPI zip, and wait for it to register.
4. Insert the module into the page and **Update** the lesson.
 Every module you upload is also listed under **Tin Canny Reporting > Manage Content**,where you can search, preview, replace, or delete it. See [Tin Canny Uploader](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/storyline-captivate-uploader/) and [Managing eLearning Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/managing-elearning-content/).
### Step 4 — Require the module for completion (optional but recommended)
To stop learners from skipping the module:
1. While editing the lesson or topic, open the **Tin Canny** tab in the LearnDash tab bar at the top of the screen (next to *Lesson page*, *Settings*, and *Uncanny Toolkit*).
2. Set **Restrict Mark Complete** to *Disabled until complete* so the page can only be completed once the embedded module reports completion. (Optionally set a **Completion Condition** such as `result > 80` to require a passing score.)
3. **Save.**
Now the **Mark Complete** button stays locked until the learner finishes the module — so your completion data reflects real engagement, not just clicks.
**Where are these settings?** As of v5.1.3.3, all per-content Tin Canny module settings live in the **Tin Canny** tab on lesson and topic edit screens. See [Setting up Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/protecting-sharing-content-tin-canny/) for the full list.
### Step 5 — See your data in the reports
Take (or have a test learner take) the module, then:
1. Go to **Tin Canny Reporting > Reports**.
2. Open each report to see what it captures:
- **Course Report** — completion and activity across every course, with trend charts.
- **User Report** — drill into one learner: courses, lessons, quizzes, start and completion dates.
- **Tin Can Report** — the raw statement stream from your modules.
- **xAPI Quiz Report** — individual question responses, scores, and answer choices.
3. Sort any column, search by name or email, and **export to CSV/Excel** for deeper analysis.
 That’s it — you have a tracked module and live reporting. From here, learners’ scores, answers, and time-in-module flow into Tin Canny automatically.
### Where to go next
Pick the path that matches your goal:
- **Proving training happened?** See [Prove Training Compliance with Tin Canny](http://use-case-training-compliance.md).
- **Want managers to run their own reports?** See [Front End LearnDash Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-reports/) and [Give Managers Self-Serve Reporting](http://use-case-self-serve-manager-reporting.md).
- **Embedding reports on pages?** See the [Tin Canny Shortcodes & Blocks Quick Reference](http://tin-canny-shortcodes-blocks-reference.md).
- **Fine-tuning behaviour?** See [Setting up Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/protecting-sharing-content-tin-canny/) and [Actions/Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers-2/).
### Related Articles
- [Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash – Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-learndash-reporting-overview/) — everything the plugin does
- [Install the Tin Canny Reporting Plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tincanny-installation-setup/) — full installation reference
- [Setting up Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/protecting-sharing-content-tin-canny/) — every setting explained
- [Authoring Tools Supported by Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/authoring-tools-supported/) — exporting modules that track correctly
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
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### [Prove Training Compliance with Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/prove-training-compliance-with-tin-canny/)
**Published:** July 4, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
If your organization has to *show* that training happened — to an auditor, a regulator, a client, or your own leadership — “they clicked complete” isn’t enough. Tin Canny turns LearnDash into a defensible record of who completed what, when, how well they scored, and how long they spent.
### The problem with completion-only tracking
Standard LMS reporting answers one question: *did the learner finish?* Compliance teams need more:
- **Did they actually engage**, or click through?
- **What did they score**, and did they pass a required threshold?
- **When** did they complete it — before or after the deadline?
- **Can we produce the evidence** months later, on demand?
Tin Canny captures all of this automatically from your SCORM and xAPI modules and keeps it in a Learning Record Store built into your own WordPress site — so the data is yours, not a third party’s.
### How Tin Canny builds your compliance record
#### 1. Gate completion on real engagement
Embed your training as a Tin Canny module and require it for lesson completion. In the lesson or topic’s **Tin Canny** tab (in the LearnDash tab bar; added in v5.1.3.3), set **Restrict Mark Complete** to *Disabled until complete*. The **Mark Complete** button then stays locked until the module reports done — so a “complete” status genuinely means the learner reached the end. No more skipped content.
#### 2. Capture scores and pass/fail
For modules and quizzes with scoring, the **xAPI Quiz Report** and **Tin Can Report** record each learner’s results — including individual question responses. If your policy requires an 80% pass, you can show exactly who cleared it.
#### 3. Timestamp everything
The **User Report** records **course start dates** and **lesson/topic completion dates** (added in v5.0), so you can demonstrate that training was completed within a required window — and in what order.
#### 4. Measure time spent
Pair Tin Canny with the **Simple Course Timer** (Uncanny Toolkit Pro) and a **Time column** appears in your Lesson & Topic and Course reports. For “minimum seat-time” requirements common in regulated industries, this is the evidence you need.
#### 5. Export the evidence
Every Tin Canny report exports to **CSV/Excel**. When an auditor asks for proof, you produce a dated, per-learner record in minutes — not a frantic week of screenshots.
### A typical compliance workflow
1. Build your policy/training as a SCORM or xAPI module and upload it to a LearnDash lesson.
2. Require the module for completion, and set a passing score on any quiz.
3. Let learners complete it; Tin Canny records scores, dates, and time automatically.
4. At audit time, open the **User Report** (or run a front-end report for a manager), filter to the relevant group, and **export to CSV**.
### Why this matters
- **Defensible records.** Scores, dates, and time spent — not just a checkbox.
- **Your data, your server.** The LRS lives in WordPress; nothing depends on an external service that could change terms or disappear.
- **Self-serve for managers.** Front-end reports let department leads pull their own team’s compliance status without a WordPress login.
### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-tin-canny-reporting-for-learndash/) — set up your first tracked module
- [User Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-report/) — per-learner completion dates and scores
- [xAPI Quiz Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/xapi-quiz-report/) — question-level scoring evidence
- [Lesson and Topic Completion Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/lesson-and-topic-completion-reports/) — time-in-content with Simple Course Timer
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
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### [From Articulate & Captivate to LearnDash — With Real Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/from-articulate-captivate-to-learndash-with-real-reporting/)
**Published:** July 4, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
You’ve invested in professional eLearning built in Articulate Storyline, Rise, Adobe Captivate, or iSpring. The hard part shouldn’t be getting it *into* your site and *reporting* on it. Tin Canny makes LearnDash a first-class home for authored content: upload the package, embed it in a lesson, and get detailed reporting — no external LMS, no separate LRS subscription.
### The usual headache
Authoring tools export SCORM or xAPI packages. Out of the box, LearnDash can host a course — but it can’t ingest those packages or read the rich data they produce. Teams end up either:
- paying for a separate SCORM-capable LMS, or
- standing up and maintaining an external Learning Record Store, or
- losing the data entirely and tracking only “lesson complete.”
Tin Canny removes that trade-off.
### What Tin Canny gives you
#### Upload packages straight into lessons
Use the **Tin Canny Uploader** (or the Tin Canny block) right in the lesson editor to upload a SCORM or xAPI zip and embed it. Content is hosted on your own site. See [Tin Canny Uploader](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/storyline-captivate-uploader/).
#### Broad authoring-tool support
Tin Canny works with almost all standards-compliant SCORM and xAPI/Tin Can modules. Primary testing covers **Articulate Storyline, Articulate Rise, Adobe Captivate, iSpring, and H5P**, across **SCORM 1.2, SCORM 2004, and xAPI**. See [Authoring Tools Supported by Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/authoring-tools-supported/) for specifics and publishing tips.
#### A built-in LRS — nothing external to run
Every statement your modules send is stored in a Learning Record Store **inside WordPress**. No third-party LRS account, no data leaving your server, no extra monthly bill.
#### Unified reporting, even for SCORM
SCORM modules don’t speak xAPI natively — so Tin Canny **automatically converts SCORM 1.2 and 2004 statements into Tin Can/xAPI** behind the scenes. The result: your SCORM and xAPI content show up together in the same Course, User, Tin Can, and Quiz reports.
#### Completion that reflects the content
Tie the LearnDash **Mark Complete** button to module completion, so finishing the lesson means finishing the module — your reports stay honest. (Set this in the lesson/topic’s **Tin Canny** tab, added in v5.1.3.3.)
### A typical migration
1. Publish your course from Storyline/Captivate/iSpring as **SCORM** or **xAPI**.
2. In the LearnDash lesson, open the **Tin Canny Uploader** and upload the package.
3. Embed it and require it for completion.
4. Watch scores, question responses, and time-in-content flow into your reports automatically.
Updating later? Use **Replace content** on the Manage Content page to swap in a new version while keeping the module ID and historical data.
### Why this matters
- **No second platform.** Your authored content, hosting, and reporting all live in one WordPress + LearnDash site.
- **No external LRS bill.** The Learning Record Store is included.
- **SCORM and xAPI, unified.** One set of reports, regardless of how each module was published.
### Related Articles
- [Authoring Tools Supported by Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/authoring-tools-supported/) — supported tools and publish formats
- [Tin Canny Uploader](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/storyline-captivate-uploader/) — uploading and embedding modules
- [Managing eLearning Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/managing-elearning-content/) — replacing content without losing data
- [Getting Started with Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-tin-canny-reporting-for-learndash/) — install to first report
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
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### [See How Learners Actually Engage with Your Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/see-how-learners-actually-engage-with-your-content/)
**Published:** July 4, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
A pass/fail score tells you the outcome. It doesn’t tell you *why* a third of your learners struggled with Module 3, which quiz question everyone gets wrong, or whether people are rushing through your most important lesson. Tin Canny’s xAPI and Tin Can tracking shows you what’s happening *inside* your content — so you can make it better.
### Beyond “did they pass?”
When you publish an Articulate, Captivate, or iSpring module as SCORM or xAPI, it emits a stream of detailed statements as learners interact with it. Tin Canny captures every one in your site’s built-in Learning Record Store and turns it into reports you can actually read.
That means you can answer questions a completion report never could:
- **Which questions are too hard (or too easy)?** The xAPI Quiz Report shows responses question by question, so you can spot the item 70% of learners miss — and fix the content or the question.
- **Where do learners drop off?** Statement timestamps reveal where engagement stalls.
- **Are people rushing?** With the Simple Course Timer integration, time-in-content tells you whether learners are absorbing material or speed-running it.
- **Which content performs best?** Compare completion and scores across modules to see what’s working.
### The reports that reveal it
#### xAPI Quiz Report — question-level insight
See every learner’s answer to every question from your modules, including richer question types. As of recent releases, the report renders clear labels even for **Storyline matching and Likert-scale questions**, so survey-style and drag-and-match interactions show up properly instead of as blanks.
 #### Tin Can Report — the raw activity stream
Every interaction, in order, with timestamps. Useful for understanding the *path* a learner took through interactive content, not just the result. Tin Canny automatically de-duplicates noisy “passed” statements so the stream stays readable.
#### Course & User Reports — the zoomed-out view
The **Course Report** charts recent activity and surfaces your most- and least-completed courses, so you can see at a glance which content is landing. The **User Report** lets you drill into any individual learner’s full journey.
### Turn insight into better courses
A simple, repeatable loop:
1. **Publish** your module with xAPI (or SCORM) and embed it in a lesson.
2. **Let a cohort run through it.**
3. **Open the xAPI Quiz Report** and look for questions with low success rates or unexpected answer patterns.
4. **Revise** the slide, the explanation, or the question — then re-upload using **Replace content** so your historical data and module ID are preserved.
5. **Compare** the next cohort’s results.
### Why this matters
- **Improve outcomes, not just measure them.** You learn *where* learners struggle, not only *that* they did.
- **No external analytics stack.** The LRS is inside WordPress; the reports are built in.
- **Works with the tools you already use.** Storyline, Rise, Captivate, iSpring, and H5P all feed the same reports.
### Related Articles
- [xAPI Quiz Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/xapi-quiz-report/) — question-by-question response data
- [Tin Can Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-can-report/) — the raw statement stream
- [LearnDash Quiz Question Analysis Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-quiz-question-analysis-report/) — spotting problem questions in LearnDash quizzes
- [Managing eLearning Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/managing-elearning-content/) — replacing content without losing data
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
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### [Give Managers Their Own Reports — No Admin Access Needed](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/give-managers-their-own-reports-no-admin-access-needed/)
**Published:** July 4, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
When you sell or deliver training to organizations, every client manager wants the same thing: *“How is my team doing?”* Answering that one-by-one — exporting spreadsheets, taking screenshots, fielding emails — doesn’t scale. Tin Canny’s front-end reports let managers and Group Leaders pull their own up-to-the-minute reports, without ever logging into WordPress.
### The bottleneck this removes
In a typical setup, only administrators can see reporting in the WordPress dashboard. So the admin becomes a reporting help desk: every “can you send me my team’s progress?” lands on one person. Tin Canny fixes this by putting reports on the **front end**, scoped automatically to what each Group Leader is allowed to see.
### How it works
#### 1. Put reports on a page
Add a single shortcode (or block) to any page and you have a live reporting hub:
- \[tincanny\] — the full reporting interface (Course, User, and optionally Tin Can/Quiz reports)
- \[uo\_group\_quiz\_report\] — consolidated quiz scores by group and course
- \[uotc\_lesson\_report\] / \[uotc\_topic\_report\] — lesson and topic completion
See the [Tin Canny Shortcodes & Blocks Quick Reference](http://tin-canny-shortcodes-blocks-reference.md) for the full list.
#### 2. Scope is automatic
A Group Leader who opens the page sees **only their own groups’ learners** — never the whole site. If they lead multiple groups, a **group selector dropdown** lets them switch between teams. Administrators see everything. You don’t configure permissions per page; Tin Canny reads each viewer’s role and group membership.
#### 3. Managers self-serve
From that page a manager can:
- Check each learner’s status — **Not started, In progress, Completed** — by course
- Sort by **% Complete** or **Avg Quiz** score (front-end columns are sortable as of v5.1.1)
- Review quiz scores, including SCORM/xAPI results
- **Export to CSV** for their own records
No dashboard, no training, no support ticket.
### Pairs perfectly with Uncanny Groups
Front-end reporting is most powerful when each client organization is a **LearnDash group** with its own Group Leader. [Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) gives leaders a front-end management page to enroll and manage their own people; Tin Canny adds the reporting layer on top. Together they let an organization run its entire training program — enrollment *and* reporting — without touching your admin.
### Why this matters
- **Frees up your admins.** Reporting requests stop landing in one inbox.
- **A better client experience.** Customers get instant, always-current answers.
- **A sellable feature.** “Your managers get their own live dashboards” is a strong differentiator for B2B training providers.
### Related Articles
- [Front End LearnDash Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-reports/) — placing reports on a page
- [Front End Quiz Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-quiz-reports/) — the quiz report shortcodes
- [Tin Canny Shortcodes & Blocks Quick Reference](http://tin-canny-shortcodes-blocks-reference.md) — every report shortcode and block
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash – START HERE!](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) — front-end group management
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
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### [Tin Can Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-can-report/)
**Published:** September 7, 2017
**Author:** yuehchin
**Content:**
### Overview
The Tin Can Report is the raw activity stream from your eLearning modules. Every interaction a learner has with SCORM or xAPI content — built in Storyline, Captivate, iSpring, H5P, and more — is recorded here as an individual statement.
The Tin Can Report captures learning interactions from modules uploaded with the Tin Canny Uploader and published as **xAPI** or **SCORM 1.2 / 2004**. Statements are stored in a Learning Record Store native to WordPress — no external LRS required. Each record includes the user, module, activity, result, and a timestamp.
Use this report when you need the underlying detail: the full sequence of what a learner did inside a module.
### Report Filters
The Tin Can Report opens with a filter panel — set your criteria and click **Search** (or **Reset** to clear). Filters are grouped:
- **User & Group**
- **Groups** — scope the report to a specific group. Group Leaders are automatically limited to their assigned groups.
- **User** — narrow to a single learner.
- **Content**
- **Course** — filter to one course.
- **Module** — filter to one module.
- **Activity**
- **Action** — filter by the Tin Can verb/action (e.g. a specific statement type), or leave on **All actions**.
- **View** — choose a preset range (**Last 30 Days**) or select **From** and enter a custom **Start Date** / **End Date**.
 ### Results
After you search, the **Tin Can Data** table lists each matching statement. Default columns:
**Column****Shows****Group**The learner’s group (or *n/a*)**User**The learner**Course** / **Module**Where the statement came from**Target**What was acted on (e.g. the question or object)**Action**The Tin Can verb (e.g. *Answered*, *Passed*)**Result**The reported result, if any**Success**Whether the interaction was successful**Date Time**When it occurredSet **Show \[n\] entries** for page size, and use **Screen Options** (top right) to choose which columns appear.
### Scoring
By default the report uses the raw score reported by a module. For finer control, two developer filters are available:
- **uo\_tincanny\_data\_consider\_scaled\_score** — **added in v5.0.** When enabled, reporting considers the module’s *scaled* score (0–1) rather than the raw value. Useful when modules report scores on different scales.
- **tincanny\_result\_override** — **added in v5.1.0.3.** Overrides the stored result value of a statement before it’s reported.
See [Actions/Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers-2/) for usage details.
### Performance
The Tin Can Report was **refactored in v5.0** for faster loading, which is especially noticeable on sites with hundreds of thousands of statements.
### Export to CSV
Export the filtered results to CSV for deeper analysis — valuable when working with very large datasets.
### Related Articles
- [xAPI Quiz Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/xapi-quiz-report/) — question-level quiz responses
- [Actions/Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers-2/) — the scoring and result-override filters
- [See How Learners Actually Engage with Your Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/see-how-learners-actually-engage-with-your-content/) — reading the activity stream to improve content
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
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### [Site Check](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/site-check/)
**Published:** May 31, 2019
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Site Check is Tin Canny’s built-in diagnostic. It runs three checks to confirm your server is configured so modules load and data is captured correctly — catching the most common setup problems before they cost you a support ticket.
### When to run it
Run Site Check whenever you:
- First install Tin Canny (do this before your first upload).
- Notice **modules not loading**, the **Mark Complete button not unlocking**, or **xAPI/SCORM data not being tracked**.
- Change hosting, permalinks, a security/maintenance plugin, or your site URL.
Open it from **Tin Canny Reporting > Site check** in the WordPress admin. Each check shows a **Passed** status when it’s healthy. After changing anything, click **Re-check** to run the tests again.
 ### The three checks
#### 1. HTTP/HTTPS Check
Confirms that your **WordPress Address** and **Site Address** (in **Settings > General**) match. If they don’t match, you may have problems loading content or receiving xAPI statements. If visitors reach your site over https://, make sure **both** values on the General Settings page also use https://.
**If it fails:** Go to **Settings > General** and align the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) — including matching http:// vs https:// — then click **Re-check**.
#### 2. Permalink Settings
Confirms your permalink structure is compatible. **Tin Canny will not work with permalinks set to *Plain*.** We recommend **Post name**, which is also better for SEO.
**If it fails:** Go to **Settings > Permalinks**, choose **Post name** (or any structure other than Plain), save, then **Re-check**.
#### 3. Endpoint Availability
Verifies that the **xAPI endpoint is accessible**. If it isn’t, SCORM/Tin Can module data can’t be received and tracked — modules may still upload and display, but no reporting data is recorded.
**If it fails:** the usual causes are a sitewide redirect from a maintenance-mode, “coming soon,” or aggressive security plugin intercepting the endpoint, or server/firewall rules blocking the request. Temporarily disable the suspected plugin or rule and **Re-check**. (A Plain permalink setting can also cause this — fixing check #2 often clears it too.)
### Still failing?
If any check still fails after the fixes above, [contact Uncanny Owl support](https://www.uncannyowl.com/support/) with a screenshot of the Site Check screen so the team can see exactly which check is failing.
### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Tin Canny Reporting](http://getting-started-with-tin-canny-reporting.md) — Site Check is a recommended first step
- [Install the Tin Canny Reporting Plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tincanny-installation-setup/) — installation and licensing
- [Setting up Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/protecting-sharing-content-tin-canny/) — data capture and protection settings
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
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### [Setting up Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/protecting-sharing-content-tin-canny/)
**Published:** September 15, 2017
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Content:**
### Overview
The **Tin Canny Reporting > Settings** page is where you decide how learner data is captured and shown, how the Mark Complete button behaves, how modules appear on the page, and how data is cleared when you need a fresh start. This article walks through every setting in the order it appears on the page.
### Reports
- **Disable wp-admin dashboard widget** — *Yes / No.* Tin Canny adds a small reporting summary to your WordPress admin home screen. If you’d rather keep that dashboard uncluttered, set this to **Yes** to hide the widget.
- **Enable sorting by % complete** — *Yes / No.* Lets you sort report tables by each learner’s completion percentage. Sorting that column pulls a large amount of data at once, which can slow the reports down — or time out — on sites with a lot of users, so it’s best left off unless your user base is small and you want the convenience.
- **Enable Tin Can Report on front end** — *Yes / No.* Adds the **Tin Can Report** as a tab inside the front-end reporting interface created by the \[tincanny\] shortcode, so admins and Group Leaders can reach it from a page instead of the dashboard.
- **Enable xAPI Quiz Report on front end** — *Yes / No.* Does the same for the **xAPI Quiz Report**, adding it as a tab in the \[tincanny\] front-end interface.
- **User identifier(s)** — *Display Name / First Name / Last Name / Username / Email Address.* Choose which identifying columns appear in the user list of the Course Report and User Report. Pick whatever combination makes it easiest to recognize your learners at a glance.
### Course/User Report Settings
- **Default group for Reports** — *All Users, or any of your groups.* Pre-selects a group so the Course and User reports open already filtered to it. On a large site this is a real time-saver, since the report isn’t loading every learner each time. You can still switch to a different group (or back to All Users) from within the reports whenever you like.
- **Default page length** — *10 / 25 / 50 / 100 / 200.* Sets how many rows load per page in the reports. Smaller numbers load faster; larger numbers mean less paging back and forth. Choose what fits your data and your patience.
### Tin Can/SCORM
- **Capture Tin Can and SCORM data** — *Yes / No.* Controls whether Tin Canny records the Tin Can/SCORM statements your uploaded modules send. If you’re using modules from a supported authoring tool (Storyline, Rise, Captivate, iSpring) and want their results in your reports, turn this on. Set it to **No** to stop capturing — and note that when data capture is off, the **Tin Can Report** and **xAPI Quiz Report** tabs disappear from the reporting interface.
- **Protect SCORM/Tin Can modules** — *Yes / No.* Turns on basic protection that limits viewing of your uploaded modules (Storyline, Rise, Captivate, iSpring) to signed-in users, so anonymous visitors can’t open the module files directly from outside your site. Two things worth knowing: the protection does **not** cover modules you place on standalone pages or posts (anyone can view those), and while you can set protection globally here and fine-tune it per lesson/topic, **if it’s switched off globally you can’t turn it back on for an individual lesson or topic**. If modules are having trouble loading, try disabling this. It also relies on hosts that support mod\_rewrite.
- **SCORM Driver Compatibility** — *Async (default) / Sync.* Determines how newly uploaded modules communicate with your site. **Async** is the default and performs best in most environments; switch to **Sync** only if SCORM/xAPI results aren’t being tracked the way you expect. Because the mode is set at upload time, changing this setting affects future uploads — to apply it to an existing module, upload that module again.
### Mark Complete button
- **Behavior** — Sets what the LearnDash **Mark Complete** button does on lessons and topics that contain an embedded Tin Canny module. Choose a site-wide default here; you can override it on any individual lesson or topic. The options are:
- **Always Enabled** — the button works normally, whether or not the learner has finished the module.
- **Disabled until complete** — the button stays greyed out until the learner completes the embedded module.
- **Hidden until complete** — the button is hidden and only appears once the module is finished.
- **Hidden and autocomplete** — there’s no button at all; the lesson or topic marks itself complete as soon as the learner finishes the module. (Be sure to give learners another way to move on, since there’s no button to click.)
- **Hidden and autoadvance** — the same as autocomplete, but it also sends the learner straight on to the next lesson or topic the moment they finish.
- **Enable compatibility mode** — *Yes / No.* A more dependable (if slightly slower) method of recording xAPI statements and unlocking the Mark Complete behaviors. Switch it on if completion isn’t unlocking reliably — for instance, when a module sends its final statement at the same moment it closes.
- **Custom label** — Replace the default Mark Complete button text with wording of your own whenever a Tin Canny module is embedded in the lesson or topic — for example, “Finish module” or “I’m done.”
- **Autocomplete Lessons and Topics even if Tin Canny content on page (Uncanny Toolkit Pro)** — *Yes / No.* Works hand-in-hand with the **Autocomplete Lessons & Topics** feature in Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro. Normally, when a lesson or topic holds a Tin Canny module, completion is decided by the **Mark Complete button** behavior above. With this turned on, the lesson or topic is instead marked complete automatically on page load, even though a module is present. Without Toolkit Pro (and its Autocomplete Lessons and Topics module) active, completion simply continues to follow the Mark Complete behavior.
### Lightbox
- **Transition** — *Fade / Zoom / None.* The visual effect used when a module opens in a lightbox. Choose **Fade** or **Zoom** for a little motion, or **None** for an instant open.
- **Default lightbox size** — Sets the default dimensions of modules shown in a lightbox. Enter a **Width** (px / % / vw) and **Height** (px / % / vh) and pick the units that suit you — fixed pixels, or percentage/viewport units that scale with the screen. These defaults can be overridden on an individual lesson or topic.
### Reset data
**These actions are permanent and can’t be undone — export anything you need first.**
- **Reset Tin Can data** — the **Reset data** button permanently deletes all captured Tin Can data. Useful when you’re testing or starting over, but there’s no way back.
- **Reset xAPI Quiz data** — the **Reset Quiz Data** button permanently deletes all xAPI Quiz data.
- **Reset bookmark data** — the **Reset bookmark data** button clears the saved resume positions for uploaded modules, so every learner starts their modules from the beginning again.
- **Purge statements** — pick a verb (**Answered**, **Attempted**, or **Passed**) and click **Purge statements** to delete only the SCORM/xAPI statements that use that verb. This is a more surgical cleanup than wiping everything at once.
- **Purge Answered statements** — a one-click shortcut (the **Purge Answered statements** button) that removes every stored xAPI statement with the “Answered” verb.
### Delete Tin Canny Data
- **Delete all Tin Canny data on uninstall** — By default, your data is kept even if you remove the plugin. Enable this option only if you want a completely clean removal: with **Delete all data on uninstall** turned on, uninstalling Tin Canny permanently erases **all** of its data — SCORM/xAPI statements, quiz data, uploaded modules, module bookmarks, plugin settings, and everything related. There is no undo, so switch it on deliberately.
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Managing Elearning Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/managing-elearning-content/)
**Published:** December 7, 2018
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### Overview
The **Manage Content** page is your library for every module you’ve uploaded with Tin Canny. From one screen you can upload new content, find existing modules, preview them, replace them with updated versions, and delete what you no longer need — all while keeping your reporting data intact.
### The Manage Content page
Go to **Tin Canny Reporting > Manage Content**. The page was **redesigned in v5.1** with a cleaner, modernized layout that makes a large content library easier to scan.
Each uploaded module is listed in a table with these columns *(verified in source)*:
- **Module ID** — the module’s unique ID (preserved when you replace content).
- **Content** — the module name/title.
- **Type** — the module format (SCORM, xAPI, etc.).
- **Uploaded** — when it was added. *(New in v5.1.)*
- **Size** — how large the package is. *(New in v5.1.)*
You can **search by title** and **sort by any column** (all columns are sortable) to find a module quickly, even in a big library.
 ### Uploading new content
Click **Upload new content**, then **Click to Upload** and choose your module. Modules must be uploaded as a **.zip** file published from one of the [supported authoring tools](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/authoring-tools-supported/) — it’s the only accepted file type. Once uploaded, a module can be embedded in any lesson or topic with the Tin Canny block or uploader. See [Tin Canny Uploader](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/storyline-captivate-uploader/).
#### Upload entire zip file (faster uploads)
By default, Tin Canny unpacks your .zip and uploads the module’s files individually. For a large module this can mean hundreds of separate transfers, which is slow. The upload screen offers a faster alternative:
- Tick **Upload entire zip file** before uploading. The whole package is sent as a **single file** and unpacked on the server — far quicker than uploading each file one at a time.
**When to use it:** As the in-product note says, *“Choose this option for faster uploads; it may not work in all environments or with large file sizes.”* If a single-file upload fails — usually because the .zip is larger than your server’s maximum upload size — leave the box unticked and upload normally. The screen shows your server’s **maximum upload file size** as a guide.
 ### Previewing content
Use the **preview** option to view a module directly from the Manage Content page. Note that previewing a module generates xAPI tracking, just as a learner would..
### Replacing content
When you publish an updated version of a course, you don’t have to delete the old module and re-embed a new one (which would break links and lose history). Instead, use **Replace content**:
1. Find the module in the list and choose **Replace**.
2. Upload the new package.
3. Choose how to handle existing data:
- **Delete bookmark/resume data only** — This option deletes stored bookmark data (ie where learners restart the module), but xAPI statement history is kept. This data must be deleted whenever content is replaced as internal bookmark IDs may have changed, resulting in the existing bookmark data preventing the module from loading properly.
- **Delete bookmarks *and* xAPI statements** — This option deletes both stored bookmark data and stored xAPI statements (the data shown in the Tin Can and xAPI Quiz reports). A full reset for this module.
 Because **Replace** preserves the module’s ID, every place you’ve embedded it keeps working, and (depending on your choice above) your historical completion records are retained. This is the recommended way to update content.
 ### Deleting content
Remove a module entirely with **Delete**. Use this only when you no longer need the module or its data. For routine updates, using the **Replace** option is recommended.
### Related Articles
- [Tin Canny Uploader](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/storyline-captivate-uploader/) — uploading and embedding modules in lessons
- [Authoring Tools Supported by Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/authoring-tools-supported/) — supported formats and publishing tips
- [Setting up Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/protecting-sharing-content-tin-canny/) — data capture and protection settings
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Lesson and Topic Completion Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/lesson-and-topic-completion-reports/)
**Published:** April 19, 2023
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
These front-end reports show, for a specific lesson or topic, exactly which learners have completed it. They’re built for administrators and Group Leaders who need granular completion data without digging through the full back-end reports.
Lesson and Topic Completion Reports display completion status per learner for a chosen lesson or topic. Access is limited to **administrators and Group Leaders** — learners don’t see them.
 ### Adding the reports to a page
Place either a block or shortcode on a page (a full-width layout works best):
Block Name / **Shortcode****Shows**Tin Canny Lesson Report / `[uotc_lesson_report]`Completion of a chosen **lesson**Tin Canny Topic Report / `[uotc_topic_report]`Completion of a chosen **topic**### Using the report
1. (Optional) Select a **group** to scope the report.
2. Select a **course**.
3. Select the **lesson or topic**.
The table populates with the enrolled learners and their completion status. Use **Customize columns** to choose which fields appear.
### Time spent
When the **Simple Course Timer** module ([Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-toolkit-pro/)) is enabled, a **Time column** is added showing how long each learner spent in the lesson or topic. *(Added in v4.4.1.)* This is invaluable for “minimum time-in-content” requirements and for spotting learners who rushed through.
### Exporting
Reports export to **CSV and Excel** for filtering and record-keeping.
### Related Articles
- [Front End LearnDash Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-reports/) — the combined front-end report interface
- [Tin Canny Shortcodes & Blocks Quick Reference](http://tin-canny-shortcodes-blocks-reference.md) — every report shortcode and block
- [Prove Training Compliance with Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/prove-training-compliance-with-tin-canny/) — using time-in-content as audit evidence
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Front End Quiz Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-quiz-reports/)
**Published:** September 8, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Tin Canny includes three **front-end** quiz reports that consolidate LearnDash quiz scores and SCORM/xAPI (Tin Canny) scores, so administrators, Group Leaders, and learners can see results without logging into the WordPress dashboard. Each report can be placed on any page with a **block** or its matching **shortcode**.
These are **front-end** reports for placing on a page. For the back-end admin report of question-by-question xAPI responses, see [xAPI Quiz Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/xapi-quiz-report/).
### Before you start
- The easiest way to add a report is with a **block** — when editing a page, click **+**, search **Tin Canny**, and choose the report. Each block has a matching shortcode if you’d rather paste one in (use a **Shortcode block** in the editor).
- Quiz reports render wide tables, so use a **full-width page template** with no sidebar for the best layout.
- Reports inherit your theme’s styles; on some themes you may want light CSS adjustments for spacing or table width.
### Group Leader Quiz Report
Add the **Tin Canny Group Quiz Report** block, or use the **`[uo_group_quiz_report]`** shortcode.
Shows consolidated quiz data and Tin Canny scores (H5P, iSpring, Storyline, etc.) **by group and by course**. It reports the highest score from multiple attempts, and — when statistics are enabled — can link through to detailed results.
- **Who can view:** Administrators and Group Leaders (Group Leaders see only their own groups).
- **Attribute:** user\_report\_url=”%URL%” — turns each learner’s name into a link to their individual user report. Replace %URL% with the page that holds the **User Quiz Report** (\[uo\_individual\_quiz\_report\]), enabling drill-down from the group report to a single learner.
**Developers:** the userReportUrl value can also be set globally with the uo\_tincanny\_quiz\_report\_user\_report\_url filter. See [Actions/Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers-2/).
 ### User Quiz Report
Shows the **viewing learner’s own** LearnDash quiz scores plus SCORM/xAPI scores across all of their courses. Because it’s scoped to the current user, this is the report you place on a learner-facing “My Results” page.
Add the **Tin Canny Individual Quiz Report** block, or use the **`[uo_individual_quiz_report]`** shortcode.
- **Who can view:** Students, Group Leaders, and Administrators (each sees their own scores).
- **Attribute:** exclude\_non\_course\_quizzes=”yes” — *added in v5.0.* Hides quizzes that aren’t mapped to a course, so the report shows only course-based quizzes. Default is no.
#### Linking Group Quiz Report with the User Quiz Report
What’s especially powerful with the 2 new reports is that they can be linked, so users listed in the Group Leader report are hyperlinked to the user report. Administrators and Group Leaders can then drill down into a user to see their results across everything.
Use the “user\_report\_url” attribute with the uo\_group\_quiz\_report shortcode to link them:
```
[uo_group_quiz_report user_report_url="%URL%"]
```
Replace `%URL%` in the example above with the URL of the user report on your website (the page that contains the `[uo_individual_quiz_report]` shortcode). You can use a static or relative URL, and as long as it’s populated correctly, the Group Report will now link to individual score reports.
### Detailed Quiz Report
Use the `[uotc_ld_quiz_report] `shortcode. *(This report is shortcode-only — there is no block for it.)*
The most comprehensive view: it shows **all attempts for all users**, including learners who have access but **haven’t attempted** a quiz, and it lists **all records regardless of course mapping** (no course-selection filter). Columns are customizable.
- **Who can view:** Administrators and Group Leaders. By default an administrator sees all users (not only group-linked users); visibility is customizable via filter.
- **How it differs from the other two:** all attempts rather than highest-score-only, includes records for users that have not attempted the quiz yet (this can be disabled using the following filter: `add_filter( ‘uotc_quiz_report_hide_unattempted_users’, ‘__return_true’ );`), ignores course mapping, and offers customizable columns.
This report can also be used by additional custom roles. Here’s a code example:
```
```
And for even more control over outputting users that have attempted vs. not attempted a quiz, here’s an example of isolating results based on group ID or quiz ID:
```
```
### Related Articles
- [xAPI Quiz Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/xapi-quiz-report/) — the back-end, question-by-question xAPI report
- [Front End LearnDash Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-reports/) — the combined \[tincanny\] reporting interface
- [Tin Canny Blocks & Shortcodes Quick Reference](http://tin-canny-shortcodes-blocks-reference.md) — every report block and shortcode
- [Give Managers Their Own Reports](http://use-case-self-serve-manager-reporting.md) — the self-serve reporting use case
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Front End LearnDash Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-reports/)
**Published:** September 8, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Front-end reports put Tin Canny’s reporting on a WordPress page, so administrators and Group Leaders can review course and learner data without logging into the WordPress admin dashboard. It’s the foundation for letting client managers run their own reports.
 ### What they are
The **Tin Canny Course/User Report** block or `[tincanny]` shortcode renders the full reporting interface on the front end — **Course Report, User Report**, and (if enabled) **Tin Can and xAPI Quiz reports** — in one tabbed view. Add it to any page:
```
[tincanny]
```
**Tip:** Reports are wide tables. Use a **full-width page template with no sidebar** so the columns aren’t squeezed.
**Note: The Tin Can and xAPI Quiz reports are not enabled by default**. To turn these reports on, go to Tin Canny Reporting > Settings in your admin panel and enable the appropriate options:
 ### Who can view them
Tin Canny checks each viewer’s role and group membership:
- **Administrators** see all data.
- **Group Leaders** see only their assigned groups. Leaders of multiple groups get a **group-selector dropdown** to switch between teams.
- Learners do not see these admin reports (the learner-facing quiz report is separate — see [Front End Quiz Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-quiz-reports/)).
### Sorting and defaults
- **Sortable columns:** as of **v5.1.1**, the front-end User Report’s **% Complete** and **Avg Quiz** columns are sortable, so managers can rank learners by progress or performance with a click.
- **Defaults carry over:** the **default group** and **default page length** set under **Tin Canny Reporting > Settings** also apply to the front-end reports, so a leader’s page opens already filtered and paginated.
### Enabling Tin Can / Quiz reports
The **Tin Can** and **xAPI Quiz** reports only appear in the front-end interface if the option **Enable Tin Can Report on front end** and **Enable xAPI Quiz Report on front end** are enabled under **Tin Canny Reporting > Settings** under the **Reports** heading.
### Styling
Front-end reports intentionally inherit your theme’s styles so they blend in. On some themes you may want light CSS adjustments for table width or spacing.
### Related Articles
- [Front End Quiz Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-quiz-reports/) — learner- and group-facing quiz reports
- [Tin Canny Shortcodes & Blocks Quick Reference](http://tin-canny-shortcodes-blocks-reference.md) — every report shortcode and block
- [Give Managers Their Own Reports](http://use-case-self-serve-manager-reporting.md) — the self-serve reporting use case
- [Setting up Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/protecting-sharing-content-tin-canny/) — enabling data capture and setting defaults
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Course Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/course-report/)
**Published:** September 5, 2017
**Author:** yuehchin
**Content:**
### Overview
The Course Report is the bird’s-eye view of training on your site: how many learners and courses you have, what’s being completed, and how each course is performing — with the ability to drill into any course for the detail.
This report is for LearnDash data and progress completion across lessons and topics in LearnDash courses. Data for SCORM/xAPI modules is included in the [Tin Can report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-can-report/).
Above the course table you’ll see:
- A **Reports** panel with the total number of **Users** and **Courses** in scope.
- A **Recent Activities** chart plotting **Course Completions** and **Tin Can Statements** over time, with a date-range slider to zoom the timeframe.
A condensed version of this overview also appears on your WordPress Dashboard for an at-a-glance pulse.
 #### Group Filter
At the top of the report is a **Group** filter. Choose a group from the dropdown and click **Filter** to scope the entire report — the activity chart, the totals, and the course table — to just that group’s learners.
- **Administrators** can filter by any group, or choose **All Users** to see everyone.
- **Group Leaders** are automatically limited to their assigned groups, and use the same dropdown to switch between the groups they lead.
You can set a **default group** under **Tin Canny Reporting > Settings** (v5.0) so the report opens already filtered to it. See [Report defaults](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ENYYiR4aY7VpJVhhpy1coEUge4HQenMLLn081DTrIo4/edit#report-defaults).
### Course Table
Below the overview, the Course Table lists every course in scope. Columns include:
**Column****Shows****ID** / **Course**Course ID and title**Enrolled**Number of enrolled learners**Not Started** / **In Progress** / **Completed**Learner counts by status**Avg Quiz Score**Average quiz score for the course**% Complete**Overall completion percentage**Details**A **See details** link to the drill-down report**Avg Time To Complete** / **Avg Time Spent**Time columns shown when the [Simple Course Timer](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/simple-course-timer/) module (Uncanny Toolkit Pro) is enabledYou can **search** for a course by name and **sort** by any column heading. Note that these progress metrics track **LearnDash lessons and topics** — not the internal steps of an uploaded module.
#### Exporting
Use the **Excel Export** and **CSV Export** buttons above the table to download the current (filtered) course data for analysis or record-keeping.
### Report defaults
Under **Tin Canny Reporting > Settings** you can set a **default group** and **default page length** so the report opens already filtered and sized to your needs (added in v5.0). This is a time-saver when you regularly report on the same group or work with many courses.
### Drill-Down Course Report
Click a course’s **See details** link to open its detail report: overall performance for that course plus a list of enrolled users and their individual progress.
### Related Articles
- [User Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-report/) — the learner-centric companion view
- [Front End LearnDash Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-reports/) — display this report on the front end
- [Lesson and Topic Completion Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/lesson-and-topic-completion-reports/) — completion at the lesson/topic level
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Actions/Filters for Developers](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/actions-filters-for-developers-2/)
**Published:** November 12, 2020
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Tin Canny includes WordPress filters for developers building custom functionality on top of the plugin. This article lists the available hooks, grouped by what they affect.
### Permissions & capabilities
Control who can access reporting features and data.
**Filter****Default****Description**`uo_tincanny_reporting_capability``tincanny_reporting`Capability required to view the Tin Canny reporting admin menu/pages. Defaults to the plugin’s own custom `tincanny_reporting` capability — **not** `manage_options`.`tincanny_view_all_reports_permission`(boolean)Whether the current user may view **all** reports rather than only their own groups. Receives a **boolean** (default is the result of an “is current user an admin” check), so return `true/false` — not a capability string.`tincanny_can_get_data``manage_options`Minimum capability for a logged-in user to retrieve report data via REST.`uo_tincan_ld_admin_capability_check``manage_options`**Added in v5.1.1.** The capability checked when granting access to reporting features. Use this to open reporting to custom roles.```
add_filter( 'uo_tincan_ld_admin_capability_check', function ( $capability ) {
return 'edit_courses'; // allow any role with this cap to view reporting
} );
```
### Data capture & processing
Control which statements are recorded and how.
**Filter****Signature****Description**`tincanny_module_allow_db_capture``($allow = true, $db_data)`Controls whether a module’s statements are written to the database. **Enhanced in v5.1.3** to also support *skipping* specific xAPI events. *(Verified: `TinCanRequest.php`.)*`tincanny_process_content``($process = true, $array)`Controls whether captured content is processed. **Enhanced in v5.1.3** to support skipping xAPI events. *(Verified: `Server.php`.)*`uo_tincanny_actor_name``($user_name, $User)`**Added in v5.1.3.3.** Overrides the learner name (actor) passed to a module, e.g. to use a display name or anonymized identifier. The second argument is the **WP\_User object**. *(Verified in v5.1.3.3 source: `Shortcode.php`, `TinCan_Content_List_Table.php`.)*```
add_filter( 'uo_tincanny_actor_name', function ( $user_name, $user ) {
return 'Learner #' . $user->ID; // anonymize the actor name sent to modules
}, 10, 2 );
```
### Scoring & results
Adjust how scores and results are interpreted in reports.
**Filter****Signature****Description**`uo_tincanny_data_consider_scaled_score``($consider = false)`**Added in v5.0.** Return true to make reporting use the module’s *scaled* score rather than the raw score. *(Verified: `Database/Admin.php`.)*`tincanny_result_override`(`$override = null, $TC_Result)`**Added in v5.1.0.3.** Return a non-null value to override the stored result of a Tin Can statement before it’s reported. *(Verified: `TinCanRequest.php`.)*### Reports & front-end output
Customize report links and display.
**Filter****Signature****Description**`uo_tincanny_quiz_report_user_report_url``($user_report_url)`**Added in v5.0.** Overrides the `userReportUrl` used by the **`[uo_group_quiz_report]`** shortcode so learner names link to the correct individual user report page. *(Verified: `quiz-module-reports.php`.)*### Module display (lightbox)
Tin Canny modules can open in a GLightbox lightbox. Its JavaScript configuration is filterable.
- **`uo_tincanny_glightbox_config`** — **Added in v5.1.0.1.** Filters the lightbox config array. The array includes a **`closeOnOutsideClick`** key (string ‘`0`‘ = disabled by default, ‘`1`‘ = enabled) that controls whether clicking outside the lightbox closes it. Set it to ‘`1`‘, or to ‘`0`‘ to prevent learners from accidentally closing a module mid-activity. *(Verified: `uncanny-articulate-and-captivate/classes/Shortcode.php`.)*
add\_filter( ‘uo\_tincanny\_glightbox\_config’, function ( $config ) {
```
add_filter( 'uo_tincanny_glightbox_config', function ( $config ) {
$config['closeOnOutsideClick'] = '0'; // don't close on outside click
return $config;
} );
```
The vc\_snc shortcode that embeds a module also accepts a `closeOnOutsideClick` attribute directly.
## Related Articles
- [Setting up Tin Canny Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/protecting-sharing-content-tin-canny/) — the no-code settings these filters extend
- [xAPI Quiz Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/xapi-quiz-report/) — where the quiz-report URL filter applies
- [Tin Canny Shortcodes & Blocks Quick Reference](http://tin-canny-shortcodes-blocks-reference.md) — report shortcodes and attributes
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Single Page Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/single-page-courses/)
**Published:** January 4, 2021
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Single Page Courses let you build a complete LearnDash course on a single page — no lessons or topics required. It’s ideal for microlearning and short, self-contained courses where LearnDash’s usual nested structure gets in the way.
Out of the box, LearnDash needs at least one lesson per course so it can calculate progress and completion. That forces short courses into a nested lesson/topic structure that often doesn’t match your instructional design — a real obstacle for microlearning.
This module (introduced in Uncanny Toolkit Pro version 3.6) removes that requirement. A course can consist entirely of a single page, while LearnDash still tracks completion correctly behind the scenes.
### Configure It
When the module is active, it adds new settings to the course editing screen. Turning on **Single Page Course** and saving creates a hidden lesson under the course. That lesson is invisible to learners — it never shows on the front end, and students won’t know it exists. It’s simply the mechanism LearnDash uses to record progress.
 The main decision is how the course gets marked complete:
- **Mark Complete button (default)** — The course page shows a **Mark Complete** button. When a learner clicks it, the hidden lesson is marked complete, the page refreshes, and the course completes.
- **Autocomplete** — The course can complete automatically. Note that this is set at the course level and is independent of Toolkit’s other autocompletion options.
**Important:** If autocomplete is enabled *and* a certificate is associated with the course, the learner will have to reload the page to see the certificate.
### Usage
Single Page Courses keep the standard LearnDash and Toolkit features you’d expect:
- Enrollment management works exactly as usual.
- Course certificates are issued normally.
**Note:** It is important to make sure that you do hide any content that should only be available to students in a student shortcode (see [LearnDash shortcode documentation](https://www.learndash.com/support/docs/core/shortcodes-blocks/?fbclid=IwAR2B1nFi_yPkUIJtMKvXcVk6ZuQfD5-llqndVLiBYyqEZV2mhayMMJAcjzs#learndash_student_student) for more details), or you could use our [Not Enrolled Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/redirect-user-if-not-enrolled/) module to keep all visitors off of the course page entirely.
**Note:** Because there are no real lessons or topics, lesson-level LearnDash features aren’t available at the course level — including video progression controls. If you need those, use a standard course structure instead.
### Related Articles
- [Course Dashboard](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-course-dashboard/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/)
- [Enhanced Course Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-course-grid/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Simple Course Timer](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/simple-course-timer/)
**Published:** October 8, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to track and report on the time learners spend in courses.
**Content:**
### Overview
Track exactly how long learners spend inside your LearnDash courses — on course, lesson, topic, and quiz pages — and put that time to work: show it on screen, add it to your reports, require a minimum time before a quiz unlocks, or automatically log learners out and redirect them when they go idle.
The Simple Course Timer records the time each learner spends in a course and its lessons, topics, and quizzes. You can display that time to learners in real time, surface total and completion times in your reports, and use time as a gate — for example, requiring learners to spend a minimum amount of time in the material before they can attempt a quiz, or logging out learners who go idle.
This is a core tool for **seat-time compliance** (continuing education, certifications) and for **reducing cheating** by stopping learners from racing through content.
**Important — tracking starts when you enable it.** The timer only records time from the moment the module is activated, and only while it stays active. Historical time is not available, so enable the module before you need the data.
### Configure It
Enable the **Simple Course Timer** module under **Uncanny Toolkit**, then configure the options below based on what you need the timer to do.
#### Idle Timeout
When enabled, the timer stops counting if a learner is inactive for too long, so idle time doesn’t inflate the recorded total. After the idle period a popup asks the learner to confirm they’re still active — confirming resumes the timer; navigating away stops it.
You can customize:
- **Default idle time** (overridable per lesson, topic, or quiz). Defaults to 900 seconds (15 minutes) if no value is set.
- The **timeout message** shown to the learner.
- The **button labels** for confirming activity and for exiting the course.
- The **redirect location** for learners who choose to exit.
#### Minimum Course Time Before Quiz
Enable **Enable Quizzes after X time** to block quiz attempts until a learner has accumulated a minimum amount of time in the course. A field appears on quiz pages where you set the required minutes; learners see a message showing the required time and their current progress until they qualify.
#### Logout & Redirect on Idle Timeout
Instead of showing the inactivity popup when a learner goes idle, you can enable **Enable Logout** to **log the learner out and redirect them** when the idle timeout is reached. The learner is sent to the page set in the **Inactive Redirect** setting; if no Inactive Redirect page is specified, they’re redirected to the site homepage.
 ### Shortcodes / Blocks
Place any of these on a page to display tracked time. A matching block is available for each.
**Shortcode****What it displays**`[uo_time course-id=""]`Total time spent in the course`[uo_time_course_completed course-id=""]`Time at the point of completion (populated only after the course is completed)`[uo_time_lesson lesson-id=""]`Time in a lesson, plus its associated topics and quizzes`[uo_time_topic topic-id=""]`Time in a topic and its associated quiz`[uo_time_quiz quiz-id=""]`Time in a quiz`[uo_time_total user-id=""]`Total time across all courses since the module was activated`[uo_time_live]`A real-time, live-counting display of active course time### Reporting
When the Simple Course Timer module is enabled, both **total time** in course and **completion time** can be exported in LearnDash reports or displayed onscreen.
Time starts being tracked as soon as the module is enabled. The time columns are also added to the LearnDash course report automatically.
The module also integrates with [Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-reporting-for-learndash-overview/), adding the same columns there.
### Limitations to Know
- **Mobile devices:** time isn’t tracked when a learner is taken away from WordPress (e.g. opening a PDF or a link in a new window) on iOS/Android, and tracking pauses while WordPress is in a background tab — an operating-system constraint, not a plugin setting.
- **Caching:** some caching plugins can cause high resource usage with the timer active. If you see performance issues, test with caching disabled.
### For Developers
- **`uo_course_timer_time_display`** *(v4.4.1)* — Filter the way tracked time is displayed.
- **`uo_course_timer_time_display_completion`** *(v4.4.1)* — Filter the way completion time is displayed.
### Related Articles
- [Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-learndash-csv-reports/) — Add more learner data to your exports
- [Cohort & Membership Programs](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/cohort-membership-programs/) — Combine the timer with group-based drip content
- [Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash – Overview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-reporting-for-learndash-overview/) — Deeper reporting that surfaces course time
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Sample Lesson Label (Legacy)](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sample-lesson-label/)
**Published:** September 29, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Excerpt:** Learn how to display a visual "Sample" label on sample lessons on your course pages.
**Content:**
### Overview
Make LearnDash sample lessons obvious by adding a clear, customizable label to them. By default, sample lessons are only distinguishable because their title appears as a link — a cue many learners miss.
LearnDash’s sample lesson feature lets you offer a free preview of course material without unlocking the full course. The problem is that sample lessons aren’t visually distinct — the only signal is that the lesson title is clickable, which is easy to overlook.
This module adds a prominent label to each sample lesson so learners can immediately see what’s free to preview, which can encourage more clicks into your course content.
**Note:** This module is for the legacy LearnDash (LD25) theme only. The label is applied via CSS that targets the legacy theme’s .is\_sample h4>a markup. The “Sample Lesson” label is native to LearnDash 3.0 theme.
### Usage
Once the module is enabled, a label automatically appears on every sample lesson in your course materials — no per-lesson setup required.
 ### Configure It
Customize the label in the module’s **Settings** window so it fits your course design:
- **Label text** — Set the wording, for example “Sample” or “Free Preview.” Defaults to “Sample.”
- **Label background color** — Set the background color to match your branding.
- **Label text color** — Set the label’s text color.
- **Label border color** — Set the color of the label’s border.
- **Label text size** — Set the font size for the label (defaults to 14px).
**Important:** Some themes can interfere with the label. On the University theme, for example, the label may render as a checkmark instead of the text. This is a CSS conflict and can be resolved with custom CSS. Because these issues are site-specific, open a support ticket for help with your particular theme rather than relying on the Knowledge Base.
### Related Articles
- [Restrict Page Access](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/restrict-page-access/)
- [Single Page Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/single-page-courses/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Restrict Page Access](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/restrict-page-access/)
**Published:** January 13, 2020
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
## Overview
Control who can view any public-facing page, post, course, lesson, topic, or quiz based on login status, user role, course enrollment, or group membership. Users who don’t qualify are either shown a message or redirected elsewhere.
This module adds an access-control metabox to the **Edit** screen of every publicly registered post type. You set the requirements on the individual item, so you can lock down a single landing page, a course, or any other content without touching the rest of your site.
Common use cases include gating bonus content behind enrollment, limiting a page to a specific role, or keeping a work-in-progress page hidden from logged-out visitors.
### Configure It
Open the **Edit Post** screen for the page you want to protect and use the restrict-access metabox in the sidebar. Choose the criteria that fit your scenario — you can combine any of them:
- **Require login** — Check this to prevent logged-out users from accessing the page. The checkbox is labeled “Users must be logged in to view this \[post type\].” Use it as a baseline when content should never be public.
- **Required role** — Pick one or more roles when only specific user types should see the page. A user passes if they have **any** of the selected roles.
- **Required course** — Pick one or more courses when only enrolled users should see the page. A user passes if they’re enrolled in **any** of the selected courses.
- **Required course completion** — Pick one or more courses when only users who have *completed* a course should see the page. A user passes if they’ve completed **any** of the selected courses.
- **Required group** — Pick one or more groups when only members should see the page. A user passes if they’re a member of **any** of the selected groups. Group leaders of a selected group also pass.
 #### How the access rules combine
The logic differs depending on whether selections are within one field or spread across several:
- **Within a single field — match ANY.** If you select Sales 101 and Customer Service 101 under Required courses, a user enrolled in *either* course gets access.
- **Across multiple fields — match at least one in EACH.** If you set the Customer role *and* the Sales 101 course, a user must satisfy *both* conditions: they need the Customer role **and** enrollment in Sales 101.
### What denied users see
Decide what happens when a user doesn’t qualify:
- **Redirect** — Check the redirect option to send denied users to another location. Choose:
- **Page** — Select from your publicly available posts.
- **Custom URL** — Enter any redirect address.
- **Message** — If you don’t redirect, denied users stay on the page and see a custom message. Configure the message text in the module settings.
**Note:** The message is set globally in the module settings, so the same message is shown for every restricted page that uses the message option rather than a redirect.
### Related Articles
- [Sample Lesson Label](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sample-lesson-label/)
- [Reset Progress Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-reset/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro - Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro-quick-reference/)
**Published:** July 20, 2016
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** View a quick reference guide to all modules in the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro.
**Content:**
A single-page map of every Toolkit Pro module, what it does, and the shortcodes it provides. Use it to find the right module fast, then open that module’s full article for setup details.
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**Tip:** Shortcode attributes vary by module. Open each module’s full article for the complete list of attributes and examples.
### Related Articles
- [Install the Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-pro-for-learndash/)
- [Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-learndash-csv-reports/)
- [Import LearnDash Users](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/import-learndash-users/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Reset Progress Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-reset/)
**Published:** October 1, 2018
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to enable learners to reset their progress in a course with the click of a button.
**Content:**
### Overview
Let learners reset their own progress in a course with a single button — useful for retaking a course, clearing a failed attempt, or starting over. You can add the button anywhere with a shortcode or block, or trigger a reset programmatically with a developer function.
The Reset Progress Button clears a user’s progress in a specified LearnDash course. You can place it on any post type — including the course itself — using either a shortcode or the **Reset Button** block.
The button is context-aware: it only shows to users who have recorded progress in the course. Learners who haven’t started the course won’t see it.
If your courses have shared quizzes, clicking the Reset Button will reset the quiz attempts in all courses where the user has completed the quiz.
For example, a quiz is assigned to “Course 1” and “Course 2”. A course user completes both courses and passed the quiz in each course. The user then clicks the Reset Button for “Course 2”, resulting in all progress resetting for “Course 2”. When the user views “Course 1”, the course will still have a status of completed, however the shared quiz progress will show as reset.
For shared essay quizzes that have been graded and points awarded, only the points will reset, the graded essay remains submitted.
If a shared quiz awards the user a certificate, clicking the reset button will also clear awarded certificates in all courses that share the same quiz.
To ensure users receive awarded certificates after passing a quiz, you can use the Toolkit Pro module [Email Quiz Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-quiz-certificates-by-email/).
### Configure It
You can customize the button in the Toolkit module settings:
- **Button text** — Set the label that appears on the button.
- **Append course name** — Optionally add the course name to the button text. We recommend enabling this when you display multiple reset buttons on a single page, so learners can tell them apart.
 ### Usage
Add the button with the shortcode or the **Reset Button** block.
```
[uo_reset_course_progress course_id="x"]
```
Replace x with the course ID. You can find the ID in the admin URL when editing the course — it’s the `post=x` value.
Decisions to make when placing the button:
- **On the course page** — The `course_id` attribute is optional; the button targets the current course automatically.
- **On any other page** — Set `course_id` so the button knows which course to reset.
- **Show only after completion** — Wrap the shortcode in LearnDash’s `course_complete` shortcode so the button appears only to learners who have finished the course.
### Resetting Tin Canny data
If you also use Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting, you can clear its tracking data at the same time:
```
[uo_reset_course_progress reset_tincanny="yes"]
```
Setting `reset_tincanny="yes"` deletes the user’s Tin Canny tracking data for that course.
**Note:** In the current version, both the reporting (results) and resume (bookmark) tracking records for the course are cleared. Earlier versions did not delete resume/bookmark data due to technical constraints.
### Shortcode Reference
**Attribute****Values****Description**`course_id`Course ID (e.g. `100`)The course to reset. Optional when the button is placed on the course page itself.`reset_tincanny``yes` / `no` (default `no`)Also deletes the user’s Tin Canny tracking records for the course.`redirect`URLOptional. Sends the learner to this URL after the reset is processed.### Developer Function
For custom implementations, reset a user’s progress directly:
```
$user_id = 10;
$course_id = 100;
\uncanny_pro_toolkit\LearnDashReset::reset_course_progress( $user_id, $course_id );
```
The method signature is `reset_course_progress( $user_id, $course_id, $reset_tincanny_data = 'no', $redirect_url = null )`. Pass `'yes'` as the third argument to also clear Tin Canny tracking data.
### Related Articles
- [Duplicate Pages & Posts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/duplicate-pages-posts/)
- [Restrict Page Access](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/restrict-page-access/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Lesson/Topic/Quiz Table Colors (Legacy)](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-table-colors/)
**Published:** September 10, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Excerpt:** Learn how to change lesson, topic and quiz table accent colors in LearnDash.
**Content:**
### Overview
Customize the heading colors of your LearnDash tables so they match your site’s branding — including the Course Dashboard, course, lesson, and quiz tables.
This module lets you set the **heading text** and **background colors** of LearnDash tables without writing CSS. The colors you choose apply to:
- The Course Dashboard table
- Course tables
- Lesson tables
- Quiz tables
### Configure It
Set your colors in the module’s settings using either method:
- **Color picker** — click and choose visually.
- **Hex values** — type a hex color code (for example, #1a73e8) directly for an exact match to your brand palette.
 ### Usage
1. Activate the module.
2. Open its settings and pick the heading text and background colors using the color picker or hex values.
3. Save. The new colors apply across the supported LearnDash tables.
**Heads up — theme compatibility.** This module is **not compatible with BuddyBoss or other themes that override LearnDash templates and styles**. If your theme replaces the default LearnDash table markup, these color settings won’t take effect.
**Heads up — LearnDash tables only.** Only LearnDash tables are affected. Tables generated by other plugins or content remain unchanged.
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Toolkit Pro Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro-quick-reference/)
- [Install the Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-pro-for-learndash/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Learner Transcript](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learner-transcript/)
**Published:** September 18, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to provide a printable, downloadable transcript to your learners.
**Content:**
### Overview
Give every learner a single, printable page that shows all of their courses, completion status, quiz scores, and certificates — branded with your logo and colors. It’s the easiest way for learners (and the organizations training them) to see a consolidated record of progress in one place.
The Learner Transcript module generates an on-demand transcript for the logged-in learner. Enable the module, drop the shortcode or block on a page, and each learner sees their own record — every course they’re enrolled in or have completed, with status, scores, and certificate links in a clean table you can brand and print.
Common uses include continuing-education record-keeping, employee training documentation, and giving learners a professional summary they can download or share with an employer.
### Configure It
Enable the **Learner Transcript** module under **Uncanny Toolkit**, then adjust its settings to control what appears on the transcript and how it’s branded.
#### Branding
- **Accent UI color** — An accent color applied throughout the transcript, so it can match your brand or logo.
- **Logo URL (header)** — An image displayed at the top of the transcript.
- **Heading** — Text shown beneath the logo.
- **Organization** — The name of the organization issuing the transcript.
- **Logo URL (footer)** and **Disclaimer** — An optional image and text block at the bottom of the transcript.
#### What to include
- **Display completed courses only** — Show only courses the learner has finished. Leave off to show in-progress and not-started courses too.
- **Display courses the user is no longer enrolled in** — Include any course the learner has recorded progress in, even after un-enrollment. Useful for a complete historical record.
- **Disable \[column\]** — Hide any individual column (Steps, Avg. Score, Final Score, Certificate, etc.) you don’t want to show.
- **Enable Custom CEUs rows** — If the [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-credits-to-student-transcript/) plugin is active and a learner has been awarded custom credits, add rows for those records. (Scores and steps show “n/a” for custom-credit rows, since they don’t apply.)
#### Ordering
- **Table course sorting** — Choose the order courses appear in. As of recent versions the options include **Course completion date (ascending)** and **(descending)** in addition to course publish-date and title sorting, so you can lead with a learner’s most recent completions.
### Sharing a Transcript (Public Link)
By default, a transcript is private — only the signed-in learner can view their own. Enabling the **Allow public transcript access** setting makes a transcript **publicly accessible through a shareable link**, so a learner can hand a verifier (an employer, a licensing body, an admissions office) a single URL instead of a screenshot or PDF.
When public access is enabled:
- A **Share** button appears next to the Print button on the transcript page.
- Clicking **Share** copies the transcript’s shareable link to the clipboard (the button confirms with “Copied”).
- Anyone with the link can view that transcript without logging in.
 **Privacy note:** A public transcript link is viewable by anyone who has the URL. Only enable public access if you’re comfortable with the transcript being shared outside your site, and let learners know their transcript can be made public.
### Transcript Content
The transcript renders as a table with a customizable header and footer. Available columns:
**Column****What it shows****Course**A course the learner is enrolled in or has previously completed (closed, open, and free course types are all included).**Status**Not Started, In Progress, or Completed (with completion date).**Steps**The number of steps in the course (lessons + topics).**Avg. Score**Average score across all quizzes in the course. Only the highest attempt counts; failed quizzes are excluded.**Final Score**The score on the quiz associated with the course, or — if none — the quiz on the last lesson.**CEUs** **(requires Uncanny CEUs plugin)**Displays earned CEUs for the learner (requires Uncanny CEUs plugin)**Certificate**If a certificate was earned, an icon links to it.### Shortcode / Block
Add the transcript to any page with the `[uo_transcript]` shortcode or the **Learner Transcript** block.
**Attribute****Description****Values****Default**`logo-url`Image included at the top of the transcriptany image URLempty`date-format`Format used for dates in the transcriptany valid PHP date format`F j, Y``category`Show only courses in a WordPress categoryany category slug, or all`all``ld_category`Show only courses in a LearnDash categoryany LearnDash category slug, or all`all`**Tip:** Transcripts can be long, so give them their own dedicated page.
### Printing a Transcript
Use the **Print** button above the logo area rather than your browser’s print command — it formats the transcript correctly. Output can vary slightly between browsers.
### Continuing Education Credits
This module integrates with the [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-credits-to-student-transcript/) plugin to display earned or available credits/hours beside each course.
### Group Leader Access
Group Leaders can view their learners’ transcripts through the Group Course Report in [Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-the-group-reports/). Transcripts are otherwise only visible to the signed-in learner; to view a specific learner’s transcript as an admin, use the User Switching plugin to switch to that user.
### For Developers
- **`uo_pro_transcript_cell_$key`** *(added in v4.3.2)* — A WordPress filter for each transcript cell, where `$key` is the column key. Use it to modify a cell’s output — for example, to make the course title a link.
### Overriding the Transcript Template
As of Toolkit Pro v3.1 you can override transcript templates in an upgrade-safe way. Copy:
`wp-content/plugins/uncanny-toolkit-pro/src/templates/transcript.php`
to:
`wp-content/themes/yourtheme/uncanny-toolkit/transcript.php`
The copied file overrides the default.
**Warning:** Never edit template files inside the plugin itself — they’re overwritten on every update and your changes will be lost.
### Related Articles
- [Adding Credits to Student Transcript](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-credits-to-student-transcript/) — Show CEU credits on the transcript
- [Selling Online Courses: Certificates, Transcripts & Expiry](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/selling-online-courses-certificates-transcripts-expiry/) — Full course-seller workflow
- [Email Course Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-course-certificates-email/) — Deliver certificates automatically on completion
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Lazy Loading Course Navigation](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/lazy-loading-course-navigation/)
**Published:** May 24, 2019
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
## Overview
Speed up pages on content-heavy LearnDash sites by loading the course navigation after the rest of the page instead of blocking on it. This is for sites with a large number of LearnDash courses, lessons, topics, and quizzes, where the standard Course Navigation widget slows page loads.
This module replaces LearnDash’s default Course Navigation widget with an alternative that loads after the rest of the page’s content finishes. On sites with many LearnDash posts, deferring the navigation this way can significantly improve perceived page load speed.
The replacement navigation inherits the styles from LearnDash’s standard Course Navigation widget, so it looks the same as what your learners already see — it just loads differently.
### Setup
1. Enable the module in the Toolkit settings.
2. Add the shortcode below where you want the navigation to appear — typically a sidebar widget area on your course, lesson, topic, and quiz pages. The navigation only renders on single LearnDash content pages that belong to a course; on any other page the shortcode outputs nothing.
```
[uo-course-navigation]
```
#### Decide whether to show a heading
- **Widget Heading** — You can add an optional heading to the navigation in the module settings (the setting is labeled “Widget Heading”). In most cases we recommend leaving it blank, since the navigation is usually self-explanatory in context.
### Shortcode Reference
**Shortcode****Purpose**`[uo-course-navigation]`Outputs the lazy-loading course navigation, styled to match LearnDash’s standard Course Navigation widget.**Important:** This module is intended primarily for sites with a lot of LearnDash courses, lessons, topics, and quizzes. Smaller installations may see little or no performance benefit and are usually better off keeping the standard LearnDash Course Navigation widget.
### Related Articles
- [Single Page Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/single-page-courses/)
- [Enhanced Course Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-course-grid/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Install the Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-pro-for-learndash/)
**Published:** August 19, 2025
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### Overview
Get Uncanny Toolkit Pro installed, licensed, and ready so you can start turning on the Pro modules that extend your LearnDash site. This guide walks through the full setup from download to activation
### Installation
1. **Confirm the free Toolkit is active.** In your WordPress dashboard, go to **Plugins** and verify that **Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash** is installed and activated.
2. **Download Toolkit Pro.** Get the plugin .zip from either your purchase confirmation email or the **Downloads** section of your [My Account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/) page.
3. **Upload the plugin.** In WordPress, go to **Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin**, choose the .zip file you downloaded, and click **Install Now**.
4. **Activate.** Once the upload finishes, click **Activate**.
### License & Updates
After activation, WordPress sends you to the Toolkit Pro **Settings** page. Enter your **license key** and activate the plugin from there.
Activating your license does two things: it unlocks the Pro modules and it enables automatic updates, so you’ll be prompted to update Pro from your Plugins screen just like any other plugin. Keep the license active to keep receiving updates and support.
**New admin UI (v4.4):** Toolkit Pro v4.4 introduced a redesigned, standardized Uncanny Owl admin interface that’s shared across our plugins. If your screen looks different from older screenshots, this is expected.
**New “Uncanny Toolkit” tab on LearnDash edit screens (v4.4.1):** WordPress 7.0 tucks classic metaboxes into a collapsed pane in the block editor. To keep Toolkit Pro’s per-item settings easy to find, v4.4.1 adds a dedicated **Uncanny Toolkit** tab to the LearnDash settings header when you edit a **Course, Lesson, Topic, or Group** (for the active modules that add settings to those screens). If a module’s options look like they’ve disappeared after upgrading to WordPress 7.0, open the **Uncanny Toolkit** tab. Quiz edit screens are not affected.
### Initial Configuration
With Pro licensed, you turn features on one module at a time:
1. Open the Uncanny Toolkit admin page.
2. Find the Pro module you want (modules are listed alongside the free ones).
3. Activate the module, then open its settings to configure it.
Only the modules you activate run on your site, so you can enable just what you need.
### Next Steps
- New to the suite? Start with [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/).
- Want a fast map of every module and shortcode? See the [Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro-quick-reference/).
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Toolkit Pro Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro-quick-reference/)
- [Install the free Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-for-learndash/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
- [Toolkit Pro vs. the Free Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/toolkit-pro-vs-the-free-toolkit-what-you-get/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Improved Group Leader Interface (deprecated)](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-leader-access/)
**Published:** August 3, 2016
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to enable a streamlined group leader interface in /wp-admin.
**Content:**
### Overview
The Improved Group Leader Interface simplifies the LearnDash Group Leader experience and automatically enrolls group leaders in the groups and courses they manage.
**Important**: This module is considered deprecated and generally not recommended for LearnDash 4.x use. It is still available to users as a Legacy module.
This module cleans up the standard LearnDash Group Leader dashboard by removing clutter and emphasizing the elements that matter. It also handles enrollment automatically:
- Makes group leaders members of the groups they manage.
- Enrolls those leaders in the courses assigned to their groups.
The result is a tidier interface where group leaders can see and access the courses they’re responsible for.
 ### Configure It
#### Set the “View Courses” link destination
Because the module grants leaders course access, it adds a **View Courses** link to the interface. You must tell that link where to go — set the destination URL in the module’s settings.
#### Decide where Group Leaders land after login
You can redirect users with the Group Leader WordPress role to a specific page when they log in. If you use the Uncanny LearnDash Groups plugin, this is typically the **Group Management** page. Leave it unset if you don’t want a login redirect.
#### Set redirect priority
When more than one feature on your site wants to control where a user is sent after login, **Redirect Priority** decides which one wins. A higher value gives this module’s redirect more importance. Raise it if another plugin or setting is overriding the redirect you configured here.
### Usage
1. Activate the module.
2. Set the **View Courses** link URL.
3. (Optional) Choose a login redirect page for Group Leaders and adjust the redirect priority if needed.
4. Save. Group Leaders now see the streamlined interface and are auto-enrolled in their groups’ courses.
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Toolkit Pro Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro-quick-reference/)
- [Employee Training & Onboarding at Scale](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/employee-training-onboarding-learndash/) *(new article — suggested URL, confirm)*
- [Install the Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-pro-for-learndash/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Import Users](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/import-learndash-users/)
**Published:** August 7, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Excerpt:** Learn how to import users from .csv directly into LearnDash courses and groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
Create or update hundreds of LearnDash users from a single spreadsheet — enrolling them in courses, assigning them to groups, setting custom profile fields, and emailing them their login details, all in one import.
The Import Users module turns a CSV file into LearnDash users. Use it to onboard a new cohort of employees or students, migrate records from another platform, or bulk-update existing users. A single import can create accounts, enroll users in courses and groups, set custom user meta, and send each person a welcome email with their account details.
 ### The Four-Step Process
#### Step 1: Options
Set the defaults for the import: the role new users receive, which courses to enroll them in, and which groups to add them to. (Values in your CSV override these defaults per row.)
#### Step 2: Email Settings
Enable welcome emails and customize the template using tokens such as `%Password%` and `%Reset Password Link%`, so new users receive their credentials and a way to set their own password.
#### Step 3: Prepare Your CSV
Your file needs one column of user data per field. The only **required** column is user\_email.
**Supported columns:**
**Column****Purpose**`user_email`**Required.** The user’s email address.`user_login`Username (generated from email if omitted).`user_pass`Password (generated if omitted).`first_name`, `last_name`, `display_name`Profile name fields.`wp_role`WordPress role, by role slug.`learndash_courses`Course IDs to enroll the user in, separated by semicolons.`learndash_groups`Group IDs to add the user to, separated by semicolons.`group_leader`Assigns the user as a group leader.*(any other heading)*Saved as custom user meta.**Delimiter support** *(v4.4):* the importer now accepts **comma, semicolon, tab, or pipe (|) delimited** files and **detects the delimiter automatically**. You no longer need to convert a semicolon- or tab-separated export into a comma-separated file first — upload it as-is.
#### Step 4: Import Users
Upload your CSV and review the validation results. The importer previews what will happen so you can catch problems before committing, then confirm to run the import.
### Limitations to Know
- **Up to 1,000 users per import.** Split larger lists into multiple files.
- **Additive only for enrollments** — the importer can add course/group enrollments but can’t remove existing ones.
- **Can’t change usernames or email addresses** of existing users.
- **Can’t mark courses complete** through import.
- **Password hashes don’t transfer between sites** — imported users on a new site will need to set a password (use the `%Reset Password Link%` token in the welcome email).
### Access
Import Users is restricted to **site administrators** for security reasons. Developers can extend access to Group Leaders via a custom filter.
### Related Articles
- [Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-learndash-csv-reports/) — Export richer user data back out of LearnDash
- [Employee Training & Onboarding at Scale](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/employee-training-onboarding-at-scale/) — Full org-onboarding workflow built around Import Users
- [Group Registration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-sign-up/) — Let users self-register instead of importing them
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Group Registration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-sign-up/)
**Published:** August 30, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to allow users to self-register directly into groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
Give each LearnDash Group its own self-service sign-up page. Share the link with an organization, and their people can create accounts and land directly in the right group — no manual enrollment, no admin in the middle.
The Group Registration module lets learners register themselves directly into a LearnDash Group — and switch groups — from the front end. Every group gets a **unique registration URL** (visible only to administrators). Anyone who visits that URL and registers is automatically added to the associated group. To join an additional group, a user simply visits that group’s registration URL.
This is ideal for organizational sign-ups: distribute one link to a client, school, or department and let their members self-enroll into the correct group.
### Configure It
Enable the **Group Registration** module under **Uncanny Toolkit**, then set the options that control how registration behaves.
- **Allow users to join multiple LearnDash Groups?** — Choose **No** to have new registrations *switch* the user to the new group, or **Yes** to *add* the new group while keeping existing memberships.
- **Hide native LearnDash content (LearnDash 3.2+)** — Hides LearnDash’s default group information table on the registration page.
- **Existing Group Member Link Text / URL** — Customize the link shown to already-registered members (for example, pointing them to a dashboard or to course content).
- **Organization Labels** — Customize the labels used for the group contact details shown on registration pages.
### Supported Registration Forms
You can place a custom registration form on a group page. If you leave the form area empty, the built-in default registration form is used automatically.
Supported form plugins:
- **Gravity Forms** (with the User Registration add-on) — our recommended option for the most flexible registration experience.
- **Forminator** *(supported as of Toolkit Pro v4.4.1)* — Forminator registration forms are now recognized on group sign-up pages.
- **Theme My Login**
### Finding the Group Registration URL
**Toolkit Pro v3.8.3 or higher:** Go to **LearnDash LMS > Groups** and click the **Signup URL** link beneath each group to reveal its registration URL.
  **Earlier versions:** Click the permalink at the top of the group post (administrators only) to reveal the actual registration URL — the displayed permalink itself is not the registration URL.
 **Tip:** If a sign-up URL returns a 404, go to **Settings > Permalinks** and click Save to flush the permalink rules.
### Shortcodes / Blocks
**Shortcode****Block****What it does**`[uo_group_status]`Group StatusDisplays organization details for each group a logged-in user belongs to`[uo_group_organization]`Group OrganizationDisplays organization details on the registration page for logged-out visitors`[uo_group_login]`Group LoginShows a login form on the registration page; logging in adds the user to the associated group### Organization Details
You can add optional organization metadata (contact information, etc.) to a group via its metabox. These details display in the registration page sidebar using the shortcodes above.
### Integration with Uncanny Groups
The [Uncanny LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/) plugin includes a system to track and limit how many users can be added to a LearnDash Group.
When the [Uncanny Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) plugin is active, the **seat limits** defined there govern self-registration. If a user registers from a Group Registration page to a group with a defined seat limit, the registration will complete normally if the group has available seats, and one seat will be deducted for each user that registers. If no seats remain for the group, the user will be blocked from registering and will see a message that the group is full. The only way to allow registration when this happens is for an administrator (or a Group Leader, if the group was created via purchase) to add additional seats to the group.
### For Developers
- **Custom group signup form fields** — Toolkit Pro v4.3.2 added WordPress action hooks for injecting custom fields into the group signup form, and v4.3.1 added an action/filter for custom validation. Use these to collect and validate extra information during group registration.
### Overriding the Registration Template
As of Toolkit Pro v3.1, templates can be overridden in an upgrade-safe way. Copy:
`wp-content/plugins/uncanny-toolkit-pro/src/templates/single-group.php`
to:
`wp-content/themes/yourtheme/uncanny-toolkit/single-group.php`
**Warning:** Don’t edit template files inside the plugin itself — they’re overwritten on every update.
### Related Articles
- [Group Login Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-login-redirect/) — Send group members to a group-specific page on login
- [Group Logo/List](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ld-group-logo-list/) — Brand the group experience with a logo
- [Employee Training & Onboarding at Scale](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/employee-training-onboarding-at-scale/)— Full organizational onboarding workflow
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Group Logo/List](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ld-group-logo-list/)
**Published:** September 8, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to display the name and/or branding image of your users' groups. Useful for group-specific branding.
**Content:**
## Overview
Show your clients’ branding to their learners — display a LearnDash Group’s logo, the group name, and its group leaders anywhere on your site, without running multisite. This is for sites that sell to organizations and want each org’s members to see familiar branding.
Many LearnDash sites sell to organizations rather than individual users. In those cases, showing client branding to end users helps the experience feel tailored to each organization. This module lets you surface a group’s logo, name, and leaders on your pages — no multisite setup required.
**Important:** All branding options work best on sites where each user belongs to a **single** LearnDash Group. If a user is in multiple groups, the logo and list shortcodes will show *all* of that user’s groups and logos, which can produce unpredictable results.
## Configure It
To assign a logo to a group, edit the LearnDash Group and use the featured-image metabox — exactly the way you’d set a featured image on a course. With this module active, that metabox is relabeled **Branding Logo** (with a **Set Logo** link), so look for “Branding Logo” rather than “Featured Image”. The other shortcodes pull group names and leaders automatically; no extra setup is needed.
## Usage
Add any of the shortcodes (or their matching blocks) to a page to display group branding to the current user.
### Group Logo
Shortcode: `[uo_group_logo]` • Block: **Group Logo**
Displays the group’s logo image. On a group registration page it shows that group’s logo; on other pages it shows the current user’s group logo.
**Attribute****Options****Default****Notes**`size``full`, `large`, `medium`, `thumbnail``full`Selects the WordPress image size. Example: `[uo_group_logo size="medium"]`**Note:** When a user belongs to multiple groups that each have a logo, all logos are displayed.
#### Group List
Shortcode: `[uo_group_list]` • Block: **Group List**
Outputs a list of the current user’s groups.
**Attribute****Default****Notes**`separator`comma and space (, )Sets the text placed between group names. Example: `[uo_group_list separator=" "]`#### Group Leaders
Shortcode: `[uo_group_leaders]`
Outputs the names and email addresses of the group’s leaders. When the user belongs to multiple groups, the list includes a heading for each group name.
### Related Articles
- [Group Login Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-login-redirect/)
- [Group Forums with bbPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-forums-with-bbpress/)
- [LearnDash Group Course Access Expiration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-expiration/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Group Login Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-login-redirect/)
**Published:** January 10, 2019
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### Overview
Send each LearnDash Group’s members to a page of your choosing the moment they log in — a client portal, a group landing page, or a custom dashboard. This is for sites that want a tailored entry point per group.
By default, every user lands on the same page after logging in. Group Login Redirect lets you set a different destination for each group, so members arrive exactly where they should — for example, sending a client organization’s staff straight to their branded portal.
### Configure It
When the module is enabled, new fields appear on the **LearnDash Group** edit page.
**Where to find these fields (Toolkit Pro v4.4.1+):** On the group edit screen, these settings are reached through a dedicated **Uncanny Toolkit** tab in the LearnDash settings header. v4.4.1 added this tab so the fields stay easy to find under WordPress 7.0’s block editor, which otherwise collapses classic metaboxes out of view. The settings themselves are unchanged — only where you click to reach them.
- **Redirect members on login** — enter the URL you want this group’s members sent to when they log in. This is the only required setting.
- **Redirect priority** — leave this blank in most cases. Set a number only in these situations:
- **A user is in multiple groups with redirects.** The redirect with the highest priority number wins.
- **The redirect isn’t working.** Another plugin may be overriding it with a higher-priority redirect. Enter a number larger than 99 — try 99999 if you want this redirect to take precedence over everything else.
 ### Shortcodes
Reuse the group’s redirect URL elsewhere on your site — in menus, buttons, or image links.
**Shortcode****What it outputs**`[uo_group_login_redirect_url]`The URL exactly as typed into the **Redirect members on login** field. Use it where you need the raw URL.`[uo_group_login_redirect_link text="Portal"]`A ready-made HTML link using the text attribute as the label and the redirect URL as the target — e.g. `Portal.`### Related Articles
- [Group Logo / List](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ld-group-logo-list/)
- [Group Forums with bbPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-forums-with-bbpress/)
- [LearnDash Group Course Access Expiration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-expiration/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Group Forums with bbPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-forums-with-bbpress/)
**Published:** January 13, 2020
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to assign bbPress Forums to LearnDash Groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
Give each LearnDash Group its own private bbPress discussion forum, so members can talk with their own cohort rather than everyone in a course. This is for sites that organize learners into groups and want group-only conversations.
LearnDash offers an official bbPress integration plugin that ties forums to **courses**, giving enrolled students access to course-specific forums. Group Forums with bbPress extends that idea to **groups** — letting you associate a bbPress forum with one or more LearnDash Groups so only those group members can take part.
Common use cases:
- A separate discussion space for each client organization or cohort.
- Group-only forums layered on top of course forums, so a student sees both their course forum and their group forum.
### Configure It
When the module is active, a new metabox appears on the **Edit Forum** page. Configure group access there:
1. In the **Associated Group(s)** box, select which group(s) should have access to the forum.
2. In the **Post Limit Access** dropdown, decide who can post:
- Choose **ALL** when a user must belong to *every* selected group to participate.
- Choose **ANY** when belonging to *any one* of the selected groups is enough.
3. Decide whether the forum should be **readable by everyone**:
- Check **Forum View** to let all site users read the forum, while keeping topic and reply posting limited to selected group members.
- Leave it unchecked to hide the forum entirely from non-members.
 ### Usage
#### Group Forums widget
When the module is active, it adds a **Group Forums** widget that displays links to all group-specific forums the current user can access — a convenient jumping-off point for members.
#### Combining group and course restrictions
You can use this module alongside LearnDash’s bbPress integration plugin so a forum is restricted by *both* course enrollment and group membership. Keep these rules in mind:
- To access a forum restricted both ways, a user must satisfy **both** the course enrollment **and** the group membership requirements.
- The **Forum View** checkbox is evaluated per restriction. If it’s checked for one restriction but not the other, a user who meets only the unchecked restriction can still *view* the forum.
**Important — Forum View example:** Suppose **Forum View** is checked for the course restriction but not the group restriction. A user who meets only the group restriction can view the forum, while a user who meets only the course restriction will see the access-denied message.
### Related Articles
- [Group Login Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-login-redirect/)
- [Group Logo / List](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ld-group-logo-list/)
- [LearnDash Group Course Access Expiration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-expiration/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Group Expiration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-expiration/)
**Published:** August 28, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Excerpt:** Learn how to set an expiry date on a LearnDash group and set up expiry reminder notification emails.
**Content:**
### Overview
Expire course access for an entire LearnDash Group on a date you choose, and warn members by email before it happens. This is built for organizations that sell bulk course licenses for a fixed term.
When you sell a course license to an organization for a defined period — say, a one-year contract — this module lets you set a single expiration date for the whole group. On that date, course access is removed for every member, and you can notify members in advance so the cutoff isn’t a surprise.
**Common use cases:**
- Annual or term-based bulk licenses sold to employers or schools.
- Time-limited cohort programs where access should end after the program closes.
### Configure It
#### Module-level settings
After enabling the module, set the defaults that apply across all groups:
- **Send expiry email notifications** — turn the advance-warning email on or off.
- **Days before expiration to send the email** — how far ahead members are warned. If you leave this unset, the default is **7 days**.
- **Trash groups after expiration** — whether expired groups are automatically moved to trash, and how many days after expiry that happens. This is purely housekeeping to keep your group list tidy.
**Note:** If a group’s expiry date falls *within* the “days before expiry” window at the moment you first set it, no expiration notification is triggered for that group. Set expiry dates comfortably in the future.
#### Per-group settings
Edit a LearnDash Group to set its expiration date. With the module enabled, an **Expiration Date** metabox appears — click the date field to pick a date from the calendar.
**Where to find these settings (Toolkit Pro v4.4.1+):** On the group edit screen, the **Expiration Date** field — and the **Expiration Email** box below it (when email notifications are enabled) — are reached through a dedicated **Uncanny Toolkit** tab in the LearnDash settings header. v4.4.1 added this tab so the settings stay easy to find under WordPress 7.0’s block editor, which otherwise collapses classic metaboxes out of view. The settings themselves are unchanged — only where you click to reach them.
To see expiration status at a glance, go to **LearnDash LMS > LearnDash Groups**. A new **Expiration Date** column shows the upcoming expiry date, whether the notification email has been sent, or the timestamp of a past expiration.
 ### Customizing the notification email
Below the expiration date field, the **Expiration Email** metabox lets you customize the email subject and body. You can insert these variables into the body (they are case-insensitive):
- `%Display Name%`
- `%LearnDash Group Name%`
- `%Expiration Date%`
Use the **Test Email** button to send a sample to your own email address (the logged-in user clicking the button) before going live.
### Shortcodes
Display expiration information to members anywhere on your site.
**Shortcode****What it outputs**`[uo_group_expiration_date]`The expiration date for the current user’s group. Works automatically when the user is in exactly one group that has an expiry date.`[uo_group_expiration_date group_id="1234"]`The expiration date for a specific group. Use this when a user belongs to multiple groups with expiry dates, or to target a particular group.`[uo_group_expiration_in]`A countdown of the time remaining until expiration. Accepts the same group\_id parameter.`[uo_group_expiration_in pre-text=""]`The countdown with custom lead-in text before the time remaining.**Note:** The expiration date continues to display even after the expiration date has passed.
### Usage notes
- **Use future dates.** Expiration only takes effect for dates in the future. Courses are removed at midnight on the expiration date.
- **Reactivating an expired group requires a manual step.** Setting a new future date reactivates the group, but courses are **not** restored automatically — you’ll need to re-add them to the group manually.
- **Emails depend on site traffic.** Notification emails are triggered by a WordPress cron job that runs on site visits. On infrequently visited sites, emails may be delayed.
- **Auto-trash timing.** The “Trash groups after expiration” delay defaults to **365 days** after expiry (not a small number — set it to suit your retention needs). Once a group is in the trash, WordPress permanently deletes it on its own default schedule (30 days, unless your site changes `EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS`); this module only moves the group to trash, it does not permanently delete it.
### Related Articles
- [Drip Lessons by Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-lessons-by-ldgroup/)
- [Group Login Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-login-redirect/)
- [Cohort & Membership Programs](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/cohort-membership-programs/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-learndash-csv-reports/)
**Published:** June 5, 2020
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### Overview
Pull more meaningful data into your LearnDash reports. This module extends the native CSV export at **LearnDash LMS > Reports** so your exports can include user profile fields, custom meta values, assignment details, and CEU credits — not just the default columns.
Out of the box, LearnDash CSV exports cover the basics. Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports lets you decide which additional columns to add, so the spreadsheet you hand to an administrator, client, or compliance team already contains the fields they need. You configure everything in the module’s settings, then export as usual from **LearnDash LMS > Reports**.
 ### Configure It
#### Choose which standard user fields to include
Check the WordPress user fields you want added as columns:
- Username
- First Name
- Last Name
- Nickname
- Display Name
- Role(s) — comma-separated, human-readable role names
- Group(s) — comma-separated, human-readable group names
- Course Start Date
- Language
- Website
- Biographical info
We recommend including at least **First Name**, **Last Name**, and **Group(s)** for most reporting, since those are what stakeholders typically look for first.
**Note:** Additional columns for time spent in a course and time spent to complete a course
can be added when you enable the [Simple Course Timer module](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/simple-course-timer/)**.**
#### Add custom user meta (up to 10 keys)
If you store extra data on user profiles — an employee ID, department, region, etc. — add it to the export by entering the **user meta key** and checking its box. You can include up to 10 user meta keys. Save the module after adding them.
#### Add course meta (up to 3 keys)
Three **course meta key** fields are available for data attached to courses, such as expected completion time, credit values, or launch dates. Enter the meta key for each value you want as a column.
#### Include assignment details
By default, the export includes details for up to **three assignments per course**, showing the submission ID and status (for example, “Not approved”). To raise that limit, add the filter below to your site (for example, via a code snippet plugin). This example raises it to 10:
```
function update_uo_assignments_columns(){
return 10;
}
add_filter('uo_assignments_columns', 'update_uo_assignments_columns');
```
#### Include CEU credits
If the **Uncanny Continuing Education Credits** plugin is active, an option appears to include CEU data. Enable it to add a credits column to the export — useful for accreditation and compliance reporting.
### Usage
1. Open the **Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports** module settings and choose your columns and meta keys.
2. Save the module.
3. Go to **LearnDash LMS > Reports** and run the CSV export as you normally would. Your selected columns are now included in the file.
**Heads up — ACF fields aren’t supported.** This module cannot export Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) values. To pull ACF data into a report, you’d need a different approach.
**Heads up — group meta isn’t exportable.** You can export the *names* of the groups a user belongs to, but not the meta data stored on those groups.
### Related Articles
- [Uncanny Toolkit Pro Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro-quick-reference/)
- [Import LearnDash Users](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/import-learndash-users/)
- [Learner Transcript](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learner-transcript/)
- [Install the Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-pro-for-learndash/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-lessontopic-grid/)
**Published:** July 29, 2016
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to display lessons and/or topics in a grid instead of a table. Supports featured images.
**Content:**
### Overview
The Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid displays a course’s lessons — or a lesson’s topics — in a clean, image-led grid. It’s the lesson/topic counterpart to the [Enhanced Course Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-course-grid/), giving you a more visual alternative to LearnDash’s default lesson lists.
Add the grid to any page and it adapts to its context:
- On a **course page**, it automatically shows that course’s lessons.
- On a **lesson page**, it automatically shows that lesson’s topics.
By default it renders a 2-column grid with equal-sized featured images. Dripped lessons that aren’t yet available display their availability date, so learners know when content unlocks.
 **Important:** When you place the grid on a course or lesson page, the associated quiz table is hidden — you’ll need to link to quizzes manually. The exception is when the grid is enabled globally for all lessons/topics; in that case the quiz table stays visible.
### Configure It
Use the **Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid** block or the `[uo_lessons_topics_grid]` shortcode, then decide:
- **Where the grid lives** — On a course or lesson page, no IDs are needed; it detects context automatically. On any other page, point it at content explicitly: use **`course_id`** to list a course’s lessons, or **`lesson_id`** to list a lesson’s topics. These two are mutually exclusive.
- **Which items to show** — Narrow the grid with **`category`** (a WordPress category slug) or **`tag`** (a tag slug). These two can’t be combined.
- **Layout** — Set **`cols`** (1–5; default 2) and toggle **`show_image`** for featured images.
- **Hover styling** — Set **`border_hover`** to change the grid item border color on hover.
You can also enable the grid **globally** from the module’s settings box, so it appears automatically on all course and lesson pages without adding a shortcode to each one.
**Note:** Topic grids are supported on LearnDash pages only. The `lesson_id` topic grid won’t work outside of LearnDash content. If featured images don’t appear, check the module settings.
### Shortcode reference
`[uo_lessons_topics_grid]`
**Attribute****What it does****Values****Default**`course_id`List a course’s lessons; required off the course page. Can’t combine with `lesson_id`Any course IDThe current course’s ID (if on a course page)`lesson_id`List a lesson’s topics; LearnDash pages only. Can’t combine with `course_id`Any lesson IDThe current lesson’s ID (if on a lesson page)`category`Show only items in a WordPress category. Can’t combine with `tag`A category slug`all``tag`Show only items with a given tag. Can’t combine with `category`A tag slug`all``cols`Columns per row`1`–`5``2``show_image`Show featured images (min. recommended 624 × 468 px; WP crops to 1.33:1)`yes`, `no``yes``border_hover`Border color of grid items on hoverA color value(not specified)### Customization
**CSS:** Copy `/wp-content/plugins/uncanny-toolkit-pro/src/assets/legacy/frontend/css/lesson-topic-grid-view.css` to `/wp-content/themes/your-theme/uncanny-toolkit-pro/css/lesson-topic-grid-view.css` and edit the copy.
**Template override (v3.1+):** Copy `wp-content/plugins/uncanny-toolkit-pro/src/templates/lesson-topic-grid.php` to `wp-content/themes/yourtheme/uncanny-toolkit/lesson-topic-grid.php`.
**Important:** Don’t edit CSS or template files inside the Uncanny Toolkit Pro plugin directly — they’re overwritten during upgrades and your customizations will be lost. Always work from the theme override.
### Related Articles
- [Enhanced Course Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-course-grid/)
- [Course Dashboard](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-course-dashboard/)
- [Single Page Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/single-page-courses/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Enhanced Course Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-course-grid/)
**Published:** July 27, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to display a highly customizable grid of courses.
**Content:**
### Overview
The Enhanced Course Grid displays your courses in a clean, customizable grid — with featured images, optional descriptions, progress bars, prices, and Start/Resume buttons. It’s built primarily for signed-in learners who want to see what they’re enrolled in and what’s available next.
By default the grid renders four columns with expandable rows and orders courses in a sensible learner-first sequence: enrolled courses (sorted by completion percentage) first, then non-enrolled courses, then anything tagged “coming soon.”
**What the grid can show:**
- Featured images displayed at equal sizes
- Optional short descriptions beneath course names (HTML is supported in the Short Description field)
- Progress bars for enrolled learners
- A **Start** or **Resume** button per course
- A price or price banner in the upper-left corner
- “Coming Soon” status, driven by a standard WordPress tag (not a LearnDash tag)
Common uses include a member dashboard of enrolled courses sorted by progress, a public catalog of available courses, and category-filtered grids for specific topics or programs.
 **Important:** If you use HTML in the Short Description field, disable the LearnDash Course Grid plugin — it strips HTML out of that field.
**Where to set the Short Description (Toolkit Pro v4.4.1+):** The course **Short Description** field is on the course edit screen, under a dedicated **Uncanny Toolkit** tab in the LearnDash settings header. v4.4.1 added this tab so the field stays easy to find under WordPress 7.0’s block editor, which otherwise collapses classic metaboxes out of view.
### Configure It
Add the grid with the **Enhanced Course Grid** block or the `[uo_courses]` shortcode, then shape it around these decisions:
- **Which courses to include** — Use **`enrolled_only="yes"`** for a personal dashboard, or **`not_enrolled="yes"`** for an “available courses” catalog. Filter by topic with **`category`** (WordPress) or **`ld_category`** (LearnDash course category); both accept comma-separated slugs. When you pass multiple categories, **taxonomy\_relation** decides whether a course must match AND (all) or OR (any, the default).
- **Whether to give learners a filter dropdown** — Turn on **`categoryselector`** (WordPress) or **`course_categoryselector`** (LearnDash). Empty categories are hidden automatically.
- **Layout** — Set **`cols`** (1–5; default 4). Use **limit** to control how many courses appear before the **View More** button (all shows everything and removes the button). Hide that button with **`hide_view_more`**, or point it at a full catalog page with **`more="URL"`**.
- **What to show on each card** — Toggle **`show_image`**, **`price`**, **`hide_description`**, **`hide_progress`**, **`hide_credits`**, **`hide_title`**, and **`link_to_course`**. We recommend **`hide_progress="yes"`** on sites with many courses for better performance.
- **Action buttons** — Set **`start_course_button="show"`** to show a **Start** button for enrolled learners at 0% progress, and **`resume_course_button="show"`** to show a **Resume** button for learners with progress (this requires the Resume module enabled).
- **Sort order** — The default uses **`default_sorting`** by status (`course-progress`,`enrolled`,`not-enrolled`,`coming-soon`,`completed`). To sort alphabetically or by date instead, set **`orderby`** (`title`, `date`, `menu_order`) plus **`order`** (`asc/desc`) and add **`ignore_default_sorting="yes"`** so your order takes precedence.
- **Colors and labels** — Restyle with **`border_hover`**, **`view_more_color`**, **`view_more_hover`**, **`view_more_text_color`**, and relabel buttons with **`view_more_text`** / **`view_less_text`**.
**Important:** `default_sorting` doubles as a filter. Any status you leave *out* of your custom `default_sorting` list is excluded from the grid entirely. For example, omitting `not-enrolled` hides non-enrolled courses.
#### Example
A learner dashboard showing only enrolled courses, no prices, sorted by progress then completion:
`[uo_courses enrolled_only="yes" price="no" default_sorting="course-progress,enrolled,completed"]`
### Shortcode reference
\[uo\_courses\]
**Attribute****What it does****Values****Default**`category`Show courses in one or more WordPress categories`all` or slug(s), comma-separated`all``ld_category`Show courses in one or more LearnDash course categories`all` or slug(s), comma-separated`all``categoryselector`Show a WordPress-category filter dropdown (empty categories hidden)`show`, `hide``hide``course_categoryselector`Show a LearnDash-category filter dropdown (empty categories hidden)`show`, `hide``hide``taxonomy_relation`Match ALL or ANY of the supplied categories`AND`, `OR``OR``enrolled_only`Show only enrolled courses`yes`, `no``no``not_enrolled`Show only non-enrolled courses`yes`, `no``no``cols`Columns per row`1`–`5``4``limit`Courses shown before the View More button (all removes it)`all` or an integer`4``hide_view_more`Hide the View More button`yes`, `no``no``hide_description`Hide the course description`yes`, `no``no``hide_progress`Hide the progress bar (improves performance)`yes`, `no``no``hide_credits`Hide the assigned credit value`yes`, `no``no``hide_title`Hide the course title`yes`, `no``no``more`Send View More to a URL instead of expanding the listA URL(none)`show_image`Show the featured image (min. recommended 624 × 468 px)`yes`, `no``yes``price`Show the price / price banner in the upper left`yes`, `no``yes``link_to_course`Link grid items to their course pages`yes`, `no``yes``default_sorting`Sort by status; omitted statuses are excluded`course-progress`,`enrolled`,`not-enrolled`,`coming-soon`,`completed` (any order)`course-progress`,`enrolled`,`not-enrolled`,`coming-soon`,`completed``orderby`Course ordering method`title`, `date`, `menu_order`title`order`Sort direction (based on orderby)`asc`, `desc``asc``ignore_default_sorting`Let orderby take precedence over default\_sorting`yes`, `no``no``start_course_button`Show a Start button for enrolled learners at 0%`show`, `hide``hide``resume_course_button`Show a Resume button for learners with progress (needs Resume module)`show`, `hide``hide`border\_hoverBorder color on grid-item hoverA color value(none)view\_more\_colorView More button fill colorA color value(none)view\_more\_hoverView More button fill color on hoverA color value(none)view\_more\_text\_colorView More button text colorA color value(none)view\_more\_textView More button labelCustom text(none)view\_less\_textView Less button labelCustom text(none)### Customization
**CSS:** Copy `/wp-content/plugins/uncanny-toolkit-pro/src/assets/legacy/frontend/css/course-grid-view.css` to `/wp-content/themes/your-theme/uncanny-toolkit-pro/css/course-grid-view.css` and edit the copy.
**Template override (v3.1+):** Copy `wp-content/plugins/uncanny-toolkit-pro/src/templates/course-grid.php` to `wp-content/themes/yourtheme/uncanny-toolkit/course-grid.php`.
**Developer filters** for ribbon text:
- apply\_filters( ‘uo\_course\_grid\_ribbon\_text’, $output, $course->ID )
- apply\_filters( ‘uo\_course\_grid\_ribbon\_price’, $course\_price, $course->ID )
**Important:** Don’t edit CSS or template files inside the plugin directly — they’re overwritten on upgrade. Always work from the theme override.
**Note — other caveats:**
- **WooCommerce:** The grid can’t integrate with WooCommerce unless you make significant changes to the WooCommerce store-page template.
- **Featured images:** WordPress crops images to a 1.33:1 ratio; upload at least 624 × 468 px.
- **Closed courses:** A course with no price listed displays as “Free,” which may be inaccurate.
- **Resume button:** Only appears for learners with progress recorded after plugin version 2.5 was installed.
### Related Articles
- [Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-lessontopic-grid/)
- [Course Dashboard](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-course-dashboard/)
- [Single Page Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/single-page-courses/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Email Quiz Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-quiz-certificates-by-email/)
**Published:** December 23, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to send quiz certificates to learners and, optionally, admins and/or group leaders by email.
**Content:**
### Overview
Email a learner’s quiz certificate automatically the moment they pass, with the PDF attached to their completion email. Learners get instant proof of their result without logging back in, and you can copy administrators or group leaders too.
LearnDash generates a certificate when a learner passes a quiz, but they normally have to view or download it manually. The Email Quiz Certificates module delivers it automatically: on successful quiz completion, the module emails the learner the certificate as a PDF attachment. Copies can also go to the site administrator, group leaders, or additional addresses.
This module handles certificates attached to **quizzes** specifically.
**Note:** For course-level certificates, use the [Email Course Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-course-certificates-email/) module instead.
### Configure It
Settings are decisions about delivery, storage, and email content.
**Delivery and recipients**
- **Send Certificate to Site Admin / Group Leader(s):** Check these to copy administrators and/or group leaders on the certificate email — useful when results need to live beyond the learner’s inbox.
- **CC Certificate To:** Add one or more email addresses to receive a copy via CC, such as a shared records mailbox.
- **From Name / From Email:** Set how the sender appears. If you leave these blank, the module falls back to your LearnDash quiz email settings.
**Storage**
- **Do not store certificates on server:** By default, generated certificates are saved on the server (under `/uploads/user-certificates/`). Check this if you’d rather not retain copies.
**Rendering**
- **Use Cron to send certificate:** Leave this off in most cases. Enable it only if shortcode data isn’t rendering correctly in the emailed certificate; sending via cron can resolve those issues.
**Email content**
- **Admin / Group Leader Email Subject & Body:** Customize the message sent to administrative recipients. Available tokens are listed directly below the body field.
 ### Developer Filters
**Filter****Parameters / Default****Purpose**`uo_quiz_certificate_save_path`Default: `/uploads/user-certificates/`Change where generated certificates are stored.`uo_quiz_completion_certificate_filename``file_name, user_id, quiz_id, certificate_post, current_time_stamp`Customize the certificate filename.`uo_generate_quiz_certificate``true / false `(default: `true`)Control whether a certificate is generated.`uo_quiz_certificate_http_url`—Update the HTTP URL when the save path changes.### Related Articles
- [Email Course Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-course-certificates-email/)
- [Email Group Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-group-certificates-email/)
- [Download Certificates in Bulk](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/download-certificates-in-bulk/)
- [Certificate Preview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/certificate-preview/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Email Group Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-group-certificates-email/)
**Published:** December 22, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to send course certificates to learners and, optionally, admins and/or group leaders by email.
**Content:**
### Overview
Send a group certificate straight to a learner’s inbox the moment they complete every course in a LearnDash group. The PDF is attached to the completion email, and you can copy administrators, group leaders, or other addresses on the same message.
LearnDash can generate a certificate when a learner finishes all courses in a group, but they normally have to view or download it manually. The Email Group Certificates module delivers it automatically: when a learner completes every course in a group that has a certificate assigned, the module emails them the certificate as a PDF attachment. Copies can also go to the site administrator, group leaders, or additional recipients.
Use it when you want group completions confirmed in learners’ inboxes automatically, when administrators need a copy on file, or when group leaders should be notified as their members finish.
**Important:** This is a global module — it cannot be turned on or off per group. Once enabled, it emails the certificate PDF for **any** group that has a certificate assigned.
### Configure It
Settings are decisions about delivery, storage, and email content.
**Delivery and recipients**
- **Send Certificate to Site Admin / Group Leader(s):** Check these to copy administrators and/or group leaders on the certificate email. Group leaders are an obvious choice here, since they’re tracking their group’s progress.
- **CC Certificate To:** Add one or more email addresses to receive a copy via CC — useful for a shared records mailbox.
- **From Name / From Email:** Set how the sender appears so the email matches your brand or a monitored address.
**Storage**
- **Do not store certificates on server:** By default, generated certificates are saved on the server. Check this if you’d rather not keep copies — for example, to limit disk use. Leave it unchecked if you want certificates retained on the server.
**Rendering**
- **Use Cron to send certificate:** Leave this off in most cases. Enable it only if shortcodes aren’t rendering correctly in the emailed certificate; sending via cron can resolve those output issues.
**Email content**
- **Email Subject & Email Body:** Customize the message learners receive. Available tokens are listed directly below the body field — use them to personalize with learner and group details.
 ### Related Articles
- [Email Course Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-course-certificates-email/)
- [Email Quiz Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-quiz-certificates-by-email/)
- [Download Certificates in Bulk](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/download-certificates-in-bulk/)
- [Certificate Preview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/certificate-preview/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Email Course Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-course-certificates-email/)
**Published:** December 22, 2016
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to send course certificates to learners and, optionally, admins and/or group leaders by email.
**Content:**
### Overview
Deliver a learner’s certificate the moment they finish a course, with the PDF attached right to the completion email. No more asking learners to log back in and download it themselves — and you can copy admins or group leaders on the same message.
LearnDash generates a course certificate, but learners normally have to view or download it manually. The Email Course Certificates module closes that gap: whenever a learner completes a course that has a certificate assigned, the module emails them the certificate as a PDF attachment. You can also route copies to the site administrator, group leaders, or additional addresses.
This is a good fit when you want certificates in learners’ inboxes automatically, need a copy on file for administrators, or want group leaders notified as their members complete courses.
**Important:** This is a global module — it cannot be turned on or off per course. Once enabled, it emails the certificate PDF for **any** course that has a certificate assigned.
### Configure It
Settings are decisions about delivery, storage, and email content.
**Delivery and recipients**
- **Send Certificate to Site Admin / Group Leader(s):** Check these to copy administrators and/or group leaders on the certificate email. Use this when records need to live somewhere beyond the learner’s inbox.
- **CC Certificate To:** Add one or more email addresses to receive a copy via CC — handy for a shared records or compliance mailbox.
- **From Name / From Email:** Set how the sender appears. Configure these to match your brand or a monitored support address.
**Storage**
- **Do not store certificates on server:** By default, generated certificates are saved on the server. Check this if you’d rather not retain copies — for example, to limit disk use or for data-handling reasons. Leave it unchecked if you want certificates available on the server afterward.
**Rendering**
- **Use Cron to send certificate:** Leave this off in most cases. Enable it only if shortcodes aren’t rendering correctly in the emailed certificate; sending via cron can resolve those rendering issues.
**Email content**
- **Email Subject & Email Body:** Customize the message learners receive. Available tokens are listed directly below the body field — use them to personalize with learner and course details.
 ### Developer Filters
**Filter****Parameters****Purpose**`uo_course_certificate_save_path`Custom absolute pathChange where generated certificates are stored on the server.`uo_course_completion_certificate_filename``$file_name, $user, $course_id, $certificate_post, $timestamp`Customize the generated certificate’s filename.## Related Articles
- [Email Group Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-group-certificates-email/)
- [Email Quiz Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-quiz-certificates-by-email/)
- [Download Certificates in Bulk](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/download-certificates-in-bulk/)
- [Certificate Preview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/certificate-preview/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Duplicate Pages & Posts](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/duplicate-pages-posts/)
**Published:** July 26, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Excerpt:** Learn how to easily duplicate courses, lessons, topics, quizzes, pages and posts.
**Content:**
### Overview
Clone any page, post, or LearnDash item in a single click instead of rebuilding it from scratch. This is ideal for course creators who want to reuse an existing course, lesson, or quiz as the starting point for a new one.
Duplicate Pages & Posts copies an item and everything attached to it. The duplicate inherits the original’s associated meta, settings, categories, tags, and custom taxonomies, so you start with an exact working copy rather than a blank slate.
**The module can clone:**
- Standard WordPress pages and posts
- Any registered custom post type
- LearnDash courses, lessons, topics, quizzes, certificates, and groups
- LearnDash quiz questions (LearnDash 2.6+)
Common use cases include spinning up a new course from a proven template, creating a variant of an existing quiz, or copying a marketing page before making edits.
### Configure It
In the module settings you’ll see a list of every registered post type on your site. Decide which of these you want to be able to duplicate:
- **Enable duplication per post type** — Turn duplication on for the post types you actually clone. You can enable it for any post type, but post types that store custom data or link to other posts may not copy cleanly.
**Important:** Some custom post types contain data or relationships that don’t duplicate correctly. We strongly recommend testing any duplicated custom post type before relying on it in a live environment.
**Note:** Duplicating requires the edit\_published\_posts capability (and edit access to the specific item). By default this includes Administrators, Editors, and Authors, but not Contributors or Subscribers.
### Usage
You can duplicate an item two ways:
- From the admin list of courses, lessons, topics, quizzes, or certificates
- From the **Edit** view of any of those post types
**Note:** Cloning a lesson or topic duplicates that single item only — it does not create new copies of its child topics or quizzes. (Duplicating a course is the exception: the duplicate reuses the original’s lesson/topic/quiz steps — see *Cloning courses* below.)
 ### Cloning courses
There are 2 possible cloning outcomes, depending on whether or not **Shared Course Steps** is enabled. . The cloned course is created as a **draft** so you can review it before publishing.
**Shared Course Steps Enabled** Cloning a course with Shared Course Steps enabled will not create unique copies of any lessons, topics or quizzes. They remain shared. Any edits made to the shared lessons, topics or quizzes will apply to any other course that shares the content.
**Note:** After enabling Shared Course Steps, when cloning a course that was created with Shared Course Steps disabled, the course structure must be modified and resaved before cloning to ensure that the steps are cloned.
**Shared Course Steps Disabled
When cloning a course with Shared Course Steps disabled, the cloned course will be empty, with no lessons, topics or quizzes.
### Cloning LearnDash quizzes
Quiz cloning is where this module stands out — it copies quiz questions, which most other duplication plugins handle poorly. Behavior depends on your LearnDash **Shared Quiz Questions** setting (LearnDash 2.6+):
- **Shared Quiz Questions disabled** — The duplicated quiz gets an independent copy of the questions. Editing them in one quiz does not affect the other.
- **Shared Quiz Questions enabled** — The duplicated quiz is assigned the same questions as the original. Editing a question in one quiz changes it in both.
**Note:** Because of how quiz question associations work, cloning an individual quiz question makes the clone appear in the same quiz as the original question.
### Related Articles
- [Reset Progress Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-reset/)
- [Single Page Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/single-page-courses/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Drip Topics by LearnDash Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-topics-by-ldgroup/)
**Published:** July 25, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to drip topics on different dates to different groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
Release individual LearnDash topics to each group on its own schedule, so different cohorts can progress through the same course at their own pace. This is for sites that run the same course for multiple groups on different timelines.
LearnDash’s native drip dates apply the same schedule to everyone in a course. Drip Topics by Group lets you set topic drip dates **per LearnDash Group**, on specific calendar dates, so each group unlocks topics on dates that suit it.
This works the same way as Drip Lessons by Group, but at the topic level — useful when you need finer control than dripping whole lessons.
### Configure It
Group drip dates are managed on the topic itself, under **Edit Topic > Settings** in the WordPress admin. When the module is active, a **Topic Group Drip Settings** metabox lists every group that has access to the topic.
**Where to find it (Toolkit Pro v4.4.1+):** On the topic edit screen, the **Topic Group Drip Settings** are reached through a dedicated **Uncanny Toolkit** tab in the LearnDash settings header, just below the topic title. This tab was added in v4.4.1 so the settings stay easy to find under WordPress 7.0’s block editor, which otherwise collapses classic metaboxes out of view. The settings themselves are unchanged — only where you click to reach them.
- **To schedule a topic for a group** — enter a drip date for the group and click **Save date**. The topic becomes available to that group’s members on the date you set.
- **To choose the right course first (shared topics)** — if the topic appears in more than one course, pick the course from the **Switch Course** dropdown before the associated groups appear and before setting any dates.
- **To schedule for students who are not in a group** — use LearnDash’s standard **Topic Access Settings** metabox instead. The group drip settings only apply to group members.
**Important:** A drip date for a topic/group combination persists across all courses. If a group can access two courses that contain the same topic, you can only set **one** drip date for that topic.
**Note:** If a group has access to the topic but does not appear in the list, double-check that the correct course is selected in the **Switch Course** dropdown.
 ### Usage
For end users, topics stay locked until the drip date set for their group arrives, at which point the topic unlocks automatically.
#### Removing a drip date
To remove a drip date for a group, click **Remove date** next to that group’s date.
**Important:** Drip Topics by Group does not currently support the LearnDash Notifications plugin. The notification trigger for this module is not registered (it is commented out in the code), so it cannot be selected in LearnDash Notifications. If you need “topic available” emails, that functionality is not available for this module. (Drip Lessons by Group does register its trigger and supports notifications.)
### Related Articles
- [Drip Lessons by Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-lessons-by-ldgroup/)
- [LearnDash Group Course Access Expiration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-expiration/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
- [Cohort & Membership Programs](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/cohort-membership-programs/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Drip Lessons by LearnDash Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-lessons-by-ldgroup/)
**Published:** July 25, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Excerpt:** Learn how to drip lessons on different dates to different groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
Release lessons to each LearnDash Group on its own schedule, so different cohorts can move through the same course at their own pace. This is for sites that run the same course for multiple groups that started on different dates.
Out of the box, LearnDash can release a lesson a set number of days after enrollment or on a fixed calendar date — but that schedule applies to every student in the course. Drip Lessons by Group lets you set lesson drip dates **per LearnDash Group**, on specific calendar dates.
**Common use cases:**
- An employer enrolls successive intakes of staff in the same onboarding course and wants each intake’s lessons to unlock on dates that match when they started.
- A training provider runs the same course for several client organizations, each on its own timeline.
### Configure It
Group drip dates are managed on the lesson itself, under **Edit Lesson > Settings** in the WordPress admin. When the module is active, a **Lesson Group Drip Settings** metabox lists every group that has access to the lesson.
**Where to find it (Toolkit Pro v4.4.1+):** On the lesson edit screen, the **Lesson Group Drip Settings** are reached through a dedicated **Uncanny Toolkit** tab in the LearnDash settings header, just below the lesson title. This tab was added in v4.4.1 so the settings stay easy to find under WordPress 7.0’s block editor, which otherwise collapses classic metaboxes out of view. The settings themselves are unchanged — only where you click to reach them.
- **To schedule a lesson for a group** — enter a drip date for the group and click **Save date**. The lesson becomes available to that group’s members on the date you set.
- **To choose the right course first (shared lessons)** — if the lesson belongs to more than one course, pick the course from the **Switch Course** dropdown before the associated groups appear and before setting any dates.
- **To schedule for students who are not in a group** — use LearnDash’s standard **Lesson Access Settings** metabox instead. The group drip settings only apply to group members.
**Important:** A drip date for a lesson/group combination persists across all courses. If a group can access two courses that contain the same lesson, you can only set **one** drip date for that lesson — you cannot drip the same lesson on different dates in two different courses for the same group.
**Note:** If a group has access to the lesson but does not appear in the list, double-check that the correct course is selected in the **Switch Course** dropdown.
### Usage
For end users, lessons stay locked until the drip date set for their group arrives, at which point the lesson unlocks automatically.
#### Removing a drip date
To remove a drip date for a group, click **Remove date** next to that group’s date.
#### Email notifications (LearnDash Notifications plugin)
You can email students when a lesson becomes available based on their group’s drip date, using the LearnDash Notifications plugin. Create a notification with the trigger **A scheduled lesson is available to user with Uncanny Drip by Group**.
**Note:** If you use both LearnDash’s native “Lesson Release Schedule” and lesson group drip and find that notification emails aren’t going out as expected, add the following filter to your child theme’s `functions.php` to prioritize group drip notifications:
`add_filter( 'uo_drip_ignore_learndash_release_date', '__return_true' );`
### Related Articles
- [Drip Topics by Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-topics-by-ldgroup/)
- [LearnDash Group Course Access Expiration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-expiration/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
- [Cohort & Membership Programs](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/cohort-membership-programs/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Download Certificates in Bulk](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/download-certificates-in-bulk/)
**Published:** April 11, 2023
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Generate and download a whole batch of LearnDash certificates at once instead of saving them one learner at a time. Administrators and Group Leaders pick a group, course, or quiz, and the module bundles every matching certificate into a single downloadable zip file.
Collecting certificates individually doesn’t scale once you have dozens or hundreds of learners. The Download Certificates in Bulk module solves this by letting admins and Group Leaders select a certificate type and target, then generating all the PDFs together as one zip file.
Common use cases include sending a Group Leader every certificate for their cohort, archiving course completions for compliance, or pulling quiz certificates for an entire class. Because generation can be heavy, the module runs the job in the background (processing in batches via cron) and emails a download link when the zip is ready.
**Requirement:** The server must have PHP’s **ZipArchive** class available to build the zip. If it isn’t, the module shows a notice on its settings screen asking you to contact your host to enable the zip module.
**Access:** The bulk download form is available to users with the **Administrator** or **Group Leader** role by default (capability `manage_options`). Both the capability and the allowed roles are filterable (`uo_bulk_downlad_cert_capability, uo_bulk_downlad_cert_allowed_roles`).
### Setup
Add the shortcode below to any page where authorized users should generate certificates:
`[uo_download_certificates]`
The form appears wherever the shortcode is placed and is intended for administrators and Group Leaders.
**Shortcode****Attributes****Description**`[uo_download_certificates]``allow-clear` (default `no`)Renders the bulk certificate generation form. Set `allow-clear="yes"` to show a “Clear previous runs” checkbox on the form.### Usage
From a page containing the shortcode:
1. **Choose the certificate type** — LearnDash Group, Course, or Quiz.
2. **Select the target.** Depending on the type, pick the relevant group, course, and/or quiz.
3. **Click Generate certificates.** The zip file is built in the background.
4. **Watch for the email.** When the zip is ready, the user who started the job receives an email with a download link.
 ### Module settings
The module settings screen controls notifications and storage. The available options are:
- **Minimum free space required (in GB):** The module checks available disk space before generating; default is **2 GB**. If less than this is free, generation is blocked.
- **From Name / From Email:** Set how the notification email’s sender appears.
- **Email Subject / Email Body:** Customize the email that delivers the download link. Available variables (`%User First Name%, %Link%, %Certificates for%, %Time requested%`) are listed below the body field.
- **Delete certificate zip files from the server:** A button that removes all generated certificate zip files from the server immediately, to reclaim disk space.
- **Clear previous runs:** A button that clears records of previous generation runs.
**Note on storage:** Generated zip files are stored under `/wp-content/uploads/bulk-certificates`. The download link in each notification email is a transient that **expires 24 hours after creation** (filterable via `uo_file_expiry_time`, default `86400` seconds), so retrieve the file promptly.
**Important:** Generating certificates is a background process and large batches can take a while. The job is processed in batches of 100 via cron.
### Related Articles
- [Certificate Preview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/certificate-preview/)
- [Email Course Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-course-certificates-email/)
- [Email Group Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-group-certificates-email/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Days Until Course Expiry](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/days-until-course-expiry/)
**Published:** July 24, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to use a handy shortcode/Gutenberg block to display the number of days remaining until a user's course access expires.
**Content:**
### Overview
This module shows learners *how many days remain* until their course access expires. LearnDash can already display a fixed expiry date; use this when a countdown (“expires in 12 days”) is more motivating or clearer for your learners.
LearnDash natively offers a shortcode that prints the date a learner’s course access ends. This module takes a different angle: instead of a date, it outputs the number of days left. That countdown framing is useful for renewal prompts, urgency messaging, and any place you’d rather say “your access expires in X days” than show a calendar date.
By default the output reads: **Course Access Expires in X days**.
### Setup
There are two scenarios, and they decide whether you need to pass a course ID:
- **On a course page (or its sidebar)** — Just add the **Days Until Course Expiry** block or the `[uo_expiration_in]` shortcode. It automatically detects the current course and shows the logged-in learner’s remaining days.
- **On any other page** — The module can’t infer the course, so pass it explicitly with the course-id attribute, e.g. `[uo_expiration_in course-id="123"]`.
To change the lead-in wording, use the **pre-text** attribute, e.g. `[uo_expiration_in pre-text="Your access will expire in:"]`.
### Shortcode reference
`[uo_expiration_in]`
**Attribute****What it does****Example**course-idSpecifies the course post ID — required when the shortcode isn’t on a course pagecourse-id=”123″pre-textCustomizes the text shown before the day countpre-text=”Your access will expire in:”### Usage
- On the final day of access, the count displays 0.
- After access has expired, nothing is displayed. Keep this in mind on closed course pages, where there may be no visible output for expired learners.
**Note:** This is a Pro module — it must be installed and activated under Uncanny Toolkit Pro before the block or shortcode will render anything.
### Related Articles
- [Course Dashboard](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-course-dashboard/)
- [Group Expiration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-expiration/)
- [Simple Course Timer](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/simple-course-timer/)
- [Selling Online Courses: Certificates, Transcripts & Expiry](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/selling-online-courses-certificates-transcripts-expiry/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Course Dashboard](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-course-dashboard/)
**Published:** August 18, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Excerpt:** Learn how to display a list of courses that shows completion information and supports drilldown to the lesson and topic level.
**Content:**
### Overview
The Course Dashboard gives your learners one page where they can browse all of their courses, drill into lessons and topics, jump straight to any quiz, review past quiz results, and grab their certificates — without clicking into each course first. It’s ideal as the centerpiece of a “My Courses” or member dashboard page.
Drop the dashboard onto any page and it renders a collapsible list of courses. Each course expands to reveal its lessons, and each lesson expands to reveal its topics. Along the way it surfaces everything a learner needs to keep moving:
- Links to every quiz at the course, lesson, or topic level
- A list of results from all quiz attempts
- Links to course-level and quiz-level certificates
- A **Resume** button for each course
- The number of Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) earned or assigned per course (when the [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setup-continuing-education-credits-plugin/) plugin is active)
The big payoff is direct access: a learner can open any lesson or topic from this single page instead of navigating into a course and drilling down manually.
 #### Choosing a theme
The dashboard ships with two themes. Pick based on your LearnDash version and any styling plugins you run:
- **3.0 theme (recommended)** — A responsive design built for LearnDash 3.0 with several color customization options. **Choose this** if you’re on LearnDash 3.0, or if you run themes/plugins that override default LearnDash styles (for example, the Boss theme by BuddyBoss including Social Learner, or LearnDash Visual Customizer by SnapOrbital). It avoids CSS conflicts.
- **Legacy theme** — The original dashboard design, kept for backward compatibility. Choose this only if you specifically need to match an existing legacy layout.
**Note:** The theme switcher was added in version 3.2. If you’re on LearnDash 2.x with style-overriding themes or plugins, use the 3.0 theme to avoid CSS conflicts.
### Setup
Add the dashboard to any page using either the **Course Dashboard** block or the \[uo\_dashboard sample=’sample’\] shortcode. That alone renders the full collapsible list of courses, lessons, topics, quizzes, and earned certificates.
From there, the attributes let you shape the page around a few key decisions:
- **Whose courses to show** — Leave **user\_id** unset to show the logged-in user’s courses, or pass a specific user’s ID to render someone else’s list.
- **Which courses appear** — Use **show** to control scope. Pick enrolled (default) for a personal “my courses” page; all to show every course in the system to both logged-in and logged-out visitors; open to behave like enrolled for members while showing only open courses to logged-out visitors; or free to limit to free courses. Use **not\_enrolled=”yes”** instead when you want a “courses you haven’t started yet” list.
- **How courses are sorted** — Set **orderby** (title, date, or menu\_order; defaults to post ID) together with **order** (asc or desc).
- **Whether to filter by category** — You can pre-filter with **ld\_category** (LearnDash course category) or **category** (WordPress category), or give learners a dropdown with **course\_categoryselector** or **categoryselector**.
- **Whether to expand on load** — Set **expand\_by\_default=”yes”** if you want every course opened to its lessons and topics when the page loads.
**Important:** You can’t combine the two category systems. Use either the LearnDash category attributes/selector *or* the WordPress category attributes/selector — not both at once. Empty categories are automatically hidden from the dropdowns.
### Shortcode reference
\[uo\_dashboard sample=’sample’\] — example: \[uo\_dashboard sample=’sample’ orderby=”title” order=”asc”\]
**Attribute****What it does****Values****Default**user\_idWhose course list to show; pass a user ID to override the logged-in userA registered user’s IDCurrent logged-in usershowWhich courses display. enrolled: the user’s enrolled courses (nothing for logged-out visitors). all: every course, for everyone. open: like enrolled for members, only open courses for logged-out visitors. free: free courses only.enrolled, all, free, openenrolledorderbySort field for coursestitle, date, menu\_orderPost IDorderSort direction (based on orderby)asc, descascld\_categoryLimit to a LearnDash course category (can’t combine with the dropdown)all or a LearnDash category slugallexpand\_by\_defaultExpand all lessons and topics on loadyes, nonocourse\_categoryselectorShow a dropdown to filter by LearnDash course category (empty categories hidden)show, hidehidecategoryselectorShow a dropdown to filter by WordPress category (empty categories hidden)show, hidehidecategoryLimit to a WordPress category (can’t combine with the dropdown)all or a WordPress category slugallnot\_enrolledShow only courses the user is *not* enrolled inyes, nono### Overriding the template
You can customize the dashboard markup in an upgrade-safe way. Copy:
`wp-content/plugins/uncanny-toolkit-pro/src/templates/frontend-dashboard/dashboard-template.php`
to:
`wp-content/themes/yourtheme/uncanny-toolkit/frontend-dashboard/dashboard-template.php`
and edit the copy in your theme.
**Important:** Never edit template files inside the Uncanny Toolkit Pro plugin directly — they’re overwritten on every upgrade and your changes will be lost. Always work from the theme override.
### Related Articles
- [Enhanced Course Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-course-grid/)
- [Days Until Course Expiry](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/days-until-course-expiry/)
- [Single Page Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/single-page-courses/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Certificate Preview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/certificate-preview/)
**Published:** May 24, 2019
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### Overview
Check how a LearnDash PDF certificate will actually look before any learner earns it. The Certificate Preview module adds a preview button right on the certificate editor, so you can confirm layout, fonts, and shortcode placement without having to complete a course or quiz yourself.
Designing a LearnDash certificate normally means saving your work, completing a course or quiz as a test learner, and then opening the generated PDF — a slow loop every time you tweak a margin or move a shortcode. Certificate Preview removes that round trip.
When the module is enabled, the **Edit Certificate** screen gains a metabox with a **Certificate Preview** button. Click it and a rendered PDF preview opens, using static sample values in place of the dynamic LearnDash shortcodes. This is ideal while you’re iterating on certificate design and want fast visual feedback.
### Usage
1. Open the certificate under **LearnDash LMS > Certificates** and edit it.
2. Make your design changes.
3. **Save the certificate.** Previews reflect only saved content.
4. Click **Certificate Preview** in the metabox to open the rendered PDF.
 ### How shortcodes are handled
The preview is a representation of the final certificate, not a live render of real learner data, so some shortcode behavior differs:
- **LearnDash shortcodes** such as quizinfo and courseinfo are replaced with static placeholder values so you can see roughly where and how they’ll appear.
- **Non-LearnDash shortcodes** may not render at all and are not supported in the preview.
**Important:** Save your changes before previewing — unsaved edits will not appear. If the preview returns a critical error, capture the message from your WordPress admin notification email or your server error logs and open a support ticket with that detail.
### Related Articles
- [Download Certificates in Bulk](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/download-certificates-in-bulk/)
- [Email Course Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-course-certificates-email/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on WPForms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/wpforms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
**Published:** March 30, 2022
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Mark a LearnDash lesson or topic complete the moment a learner submits a WPForms form on that page. Use it when a step should require an action — a sign-off, a survey, or feedback — before the learner moves on.
With this module enabled and autocompletion turned on for a specific form, the WPForms submit button replaces the standard **Mark Complete** button. When the learner submits the form, the lesson or topic is marked complete automatically.
**Common use cases:**
- Acknowledgement or consent forms a learner must submit before continuing.
- Surveys or feedback collected at a specific point in a course.
- Any step where completion should be tied to a deliberate form submission.
**Important:** For this module to work, lessons must be associated with a course, and topics must be associated with both a lesson and a course.
### Configure It
#### Turn on autocompletion for the form
In the WPForms builder, go to **Settings → General** and check **Enable LearnDash Lesson/Topic Autocompletion**. This makes the form’s submission the completion trigger for that specific form.
 #### Decide whether learners can resubmit a previously completed form
If the same form appears across multiple pages, lessons, or topics, use the **Hide the Mark Complete button if the user has a previous entry** setting:
- Keep it **enabled** when a single submission should count everywhere — the learner won’t be prompted again once they’ve submitted.
- **Disable** it when learners should submit the form fresh in each course context, even if an earlier entry exists.
 #### Decide how learners advance after submitting
To advance learners to the next topic or lesson automatically after submission:
- Make sure the form is not submitting via AJAX. The module detects an ajax attribute in the shortcode and, if present, leaves LearnDash’s standard navigation in place instead of auto-advancing.
- Remove any redirect settings in the form’s confirmation settings.
**Note:** If the form is on the last topic of a lesson, learners return to that lesson after submitting rather than advancing to the next lesson.
### Usage
The learner fills in and submits the WPForms form as usual. On submission, the lesson or topic is marked complete.
**Important:** This module works alongside the standard **Autocomplete Lessons & Topics** module, which marks content complete on page load. That can conflict with form-based steps that require input first. On pages where a form submission should drive completion, disable page-load autocompletion for that lesson or topic.
### Related Articles
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Gravity Form Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/gravity-forms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Fluent Forms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ffforms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Formidable Forms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/formidable-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Quiz Results Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics-quiz-results-page/)
**Published:** July 23, 2016
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to automatically mark a lesson or topic complete when a user reaches the results page of an associated quiz (with a passing mark).
**Content:**
### Overview
Automatically mark a LearnDash lesson or topic complete the instant a learner reaches the results page of an associated quiz with a passing mark — no extra click required. This solves a common LearnDash gap where learners pass a quiz but never click **Click Here to Continue**, leaving their lesson or topic stuck as incomplete.
By default, passing a LearnDash quiz doesn’t complete the lesson or topic on its own — the learner has to click through from the results page. Many never do, so their progress stalls. With this module enabled, reaching the quiz results page with a passing score marks the associated lesson or topic complete automatically.
**Common use cases:**
- Courses where quizzes gate progression and learners frequently get stuck on the results screen.
- Reducing support requests about lessons that “won’t complete” after a passed quiz.
When a lesson or topic has more than one quiz attached, it only marks complete once **all** of those quizzes have been passed.
**Note:** “Newer versions” of LearnDash have this function built-in.
### Configure It
This module has no settings of its own — simply enabling it applies the behavior to all lessons and topics across the site.
- Enable it when you want passing quiz results to reliably complete the associated lesson or topic everywhere.
- There is no per-lesson or per-topic configuration.
**Important:** A few constraints to keep in mind:
- **Passing mark required.** Completion only triggers when the learner achieves a passing score.
- **Global only.** The setting applies site-wide; you cannot enable it for some lessons or topics and not others.
- **Not retroactive.** It does not apply to work completed before the module was activated.
### Usage
The learner takes the associated quiz and passes. As soon as they land on the results page, the lesson or topic is marked complete automatically — they don’t need to click **Click Here to Continue** to record completion.
**Note:** For completion logic at the *course* level, or rules driven by quiz results that go beyond what this module covers, [Uncanny Automator](https://automatorplugin.com/) offers more flexible options.
### Related Articles
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics when Quiz is Graded](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics-when-quiz-is-graded/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/↗)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics when Quiz is Graded](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics-when-quiz-is-graded/)
**Published:** January 11, 2019
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### Overview
Automatically mark a LearnDash lesson or topic complete when an instructor manually grades its quiz with a passing mark. This removes the awkward step where a learner has already passed but still has to return to the lesson to mark it done themselves by clicking the “Mark Complete” button.
Some LearnDash quizzes — essays and open-ended questions, for example — require an instructor to grade them by hand. Normally, even after the instructor grades the quiz, the learner must go back to the lesson or topic to complete it. This module closes that gap: once the essay response is marked graded, the associated lesson or topic is marked complete automatically.
**Common use cases:**
- Courses with essay or open-response quizzes that require manual grading.
- Reducing back-and-forth where learners pass a graded assessment but their lesson stays incomplete.
This module targets manually graded assessments specifically, working alongside LearnDash’s native quiz grading workflow rather than automatically scored quizzes.
### Configure It
Enable the module to have manual passing grades complete the associated lesson or topic automatically. There are no additional per-item settings.
**Important:** If the lesson or topic contains additional quizzes that have not yet been passed, it will **not** be marked complete. Completion only triggers once every quiz requirement for that lesson or topic is satisfied.
### Usage
An instructor grades the quiz in LearnDash. As long as no other quizzes on that lesson or topic remain incomplete, the lesson or topic is marked complete automatically — the learner doesn’t need to return and complete it manually.
### Related Articles
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Quiz Results Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics-quiz-results-page/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Published:** June 30, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
Uncanny Toolkit Pro adds 30+ modules to LearnDash, so the fastest way to get value is to start from *what you want to accomplish* rather than scrolling the full module list. This guide explains how Toolkit Pro is organized and points you to the right article for your goal.
### What Is Uncanny Toolkit Pro?
Uncanny Toolkit Pro is the premium companion to the free [Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-for-learndash/). It’s a single plugin containing a library of independent **modules** — each one a self-contained feature you turn on only if you need it. You enable the modules you want, configure them, and leave the rest off.
Modules cover four broad areas:
- **Reporting & records** — learner transcripts, enhanced CSV reports, course time tracking.
- **Certificates** — email certificates on course/quiz/group completion, bulk certificate downloads, certificate previews.
- **User & group management** — bulk CSV user import, self-service group registration, per-group content drip, group expiration, group branding.
- **Course experience & completion** — automatic lesson/topic completion, course dashboards, course grids, single-page courses, reset-progress buttons, and more.
### How Toolkit Pro Works
The basic flow is the same for every module:
1. **Install Toolkit Pro** alongside the free Toolkit (Pro requires the free plugin to be active). See [Install the Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-pro-for-learndash/).
2. **Enable the module** from the Uncanny Toolkit modules screen. Modules are off by default — turning one on is a single toggle.
3. **Configure its settings**, then add any associated **shortcode or block** to a page if the module outputs something for learners (transcripts, grids, dashboards, timers, etc.).
Because each module is independent, you can adopt Toolkit Pro one feature at a time — there’s no big-bang setup.
### Choose Your Goal
Use the guide below to jump straight to the modules that solve your problem.
#### I want to enroll a lot of users at once
If you’re onboarding a batch of employees, students, or members, you can create and enroll users in bulk from a spreadsheet — no manual account creation.
**Start here:**
- [Import Users](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/import-learndash-users/) — Create or update users from a CSV, enroll them in courses and groups, and send welcome emails.
- For the full org-onboarding workflow, see [Employee Training & Onboarding at Scale](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/employee-training-onboarding-at-scale/).
#### I want learners to register themselves into a group
Give each LearnDash Group its own registration page so staff or members can create accounts and join the right group automatically.
**Start here:**
- [Group Registration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-sign-up/) — Unique self-registration URLs per group, with support for Gravity Forms, Forminator, and Theme My Login.
#### I want to issue certificates and transcripts
Toolkit Pro can email certificates automatically on completion and give learners a printable, shareable record of everything they’ve done.
**Start here:**
- [Email Course Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-course-certificates-email/) — Attach the completion certificate to the course-complete email.
- [Email Quiz Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-quiz-certificates-by-email/) and [Email Group Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-group-certificates-email/)
- [Learner Transcript](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learner-transcript/) — A branded, printable transcript with an optional public shareable link.
- [Download Certificates in Bulk](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/download-certificates-in-bulk/) — Generate a ZIP of certificates for a whole group or course.
#### I want to drip content to different groups on different schedules
Run the same course for multiple cohorts, each unlocking content on its own calendar tied to when the group started.
**Start here:**
- [Drip Lessons by LearnDash Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-lessons-by-ldgroup/) and [Drip Topics by LearnDash Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-topics-by-ldgroup/)
#### I want better reporting on learner progress
Get more out of LearnDash’s exports and add columns that the native reports don’t include.
**Start here:**
- [Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-learndash-csv-reports/) — Add username, names, roles, groups, and custom user meta to native CSV exports.
- [Simple Course Timer](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/simple-course-timer/) — Track time spent in courses, lessons, topics, and quizzes, and add it to reports.
#### I want to automatically mark lessons or topics complete
Remove the friction of learners forgetting to click “Mark Complete,” or tie completion to a form submission or quiz result.
**Start here:**
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/) — Global or per-step automatic completion.
- Form-triggered autocomplete for [Gravity Forms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/gravity-forms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/), [WPForms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/wpforms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/), [Formidable Forms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/formidable-auto-completes-lessons-topics/), and [Fluent Forms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ffforms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/).
#### I want to improve how courses are displayed
Build better front-end course and lesson navigation than the LearnDash defaults.
**Start here:**
- [Enhanced Course Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-course-grid/) and [Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-lessontopic-grid/)
- [Course Dashboard](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-course-dashboard/) — A single page showing a learner’s enrolled courses, progress, certificates, and resume buttons.
### First-Time Setup Checklist
1. **Install and activate** the free Uncanny Toolkit, then Uncanny Toolkit Pro, and enter your license key. See [Install the Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-pro-for-learndash/).
2. **Open the modules screen** under **Uncanny Toolkit** in your admin menu and review the full list of available modules.
3. **Enable only the modules you need** for your immediate goal (use the “Choose Your Goal” section above to decide).
4. **Configure each module’s settings**, and add its shortcode or block to a page if it outputs content for learners.
5. **Test as a learner** — enroll a test user and confirm the experience looks and behaves the way you expect before rolling out.
### Tips for Getting the Most From Toolkit Pro
- **Enable modules deliberately.** Every active module adds a little overhead. Turn on what you use; leave the rest off.
- **Many modules pair up.** Group Registration + Drip by Group + Group Expiration is a complete cohort system; Import Users + Enhanced CSV Reports + Email Certificates is a complete corporate-onboarding system. The Use Cases (see “Related Articles” below) show these combinations end to end.
- **Check the Quick Reference** for a one-page list of every module and its shortcode: [Uncanny Toolkit Pro – Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro-quick-reference/).
### Related Articles
- [Install the Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-pro-for-learndash/) — Installation, license, and updates
- [Uncanny Toolkit Pro – Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro-quick-reference/) — Every module and shortcode at a glance
- [Toolkit Pro vs. the Free Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/?post_type=ht_kb&p=383401)— What the Pro upgrade adds
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Toolkit Pro vs. the Free Toolkit: What You Get](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/toolkit-pro-vs-the-free-toolkit-what-you-get/)
**Published:** June 30, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
The free [Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-for-learndash/) fixes a dozen everyday LearnDash annoyances. **Uncanny Toolkit Pro** adds 30+ modules that turn LearnDash into a platform you can run a real training business or program on. This article explains the difference so you can decide whether to upgrade.
### The Short Version
- **The free Toolkit** is about *convenience* — login links, redirects, hiding the admin bar, breadcrumb links, menu visibility, and other small fixes that make a LearnDash site nicer to use.
- **Toolkit Pro** is about *capability* — bulk user management, certificates, transcripts, group-based content delivery, advanced reporting, and time tracking. These are the features organizations need once their LMS becomes business-critical.
Pro requires the free Toolkit to be installed and active — it extends the free plugin rather than replacing it.
### What the Free Toolkit Includes
The free plugin focuses on usability fixes, including:
- Front-end login, and log in/out links and redirects
- Hiding the WordPress admin bar from learners
- Breadcrumb links and menu item visibility
- Certificate widget, “not enrolled” redirects, and more
It’s an excellent starting point and costs nothing. Many small sites never need more.
### What Toolkit Pro Adds
Pro is where the platform-level features live. Highlights:
**Capability****What it does****Module****Bulk user import**Create/enroll hundreds of users from a CSV (auto-detects comma/semicolon/tab/pipe delimiters)Import Users**Self-service group sign-up**Unique registration URL per group; Forminator, Gravity Forms, Theme My LoginGroup Registration**Email certificates**PDF certificates delivered automatically on course/quiz/group completionEmail Certificates**Bulk certificate download**Generate a ZIP of certificates for a whole group or courseDownload Certificates in Bulk**Learner transcripts**Branded, printable records with an optional public shareable linkLearner Transcript**Group-based content drip**Per-cohort schedules tied to each group’s start dateDrip Lessons/Topics by Group**Group expiration**Revoke a whole organization’s access on a set dateGroup Expiration**Course time tracking**Record time-on-content; enforce minimum time or auto-logout on expirySimple Course Timer**Enhanced reporting**Extra columns (names, roles, groups, custom meta) on native LearnDash CSV exportsEnhanced CSV Reports**Advanced autocompletion**Mark lessons/topics complete on page load, form submission, or quiz resultAutocomplete modules**Better course display**Responsive course/lesson grids and a learner course dashboardEnhanced Grids, Course Dashboard**Group branding**Per-group logos and login redirects for white-labeled experiencesGroup Logo/List, Group Login Redirect…plus duplicate pages/posts, restrict page access, single-page courses, reset-progress buttons, sample-lesson labels, bbPress group forums, and an extensive developer hook library.
### How to Tell Which One You Need
**Stay on the free Toolkit if:** you run a small site, enroll users manually or through a single checkout, and don’t need certificates by email, transcripts, or advanced reporting.
**Upgrade to Toolkit Pro if any of these sound like you:**
- You enroll users in batches or onboard organizations. → *Import Users, Group Registration*
- You sell courses and want certificates delivered automatically. → *Email Certificates*
- You run cohorts or memberships that need scheduled content. → *Drip by Group*
- You report learner progress to clients or managers. → *Enhanced CSV Reports*
- You need seat-time tracking or anti-cheating measures. → *Simple Course Timer*
- You provide professional/continuing education and learners need transcripts. → *Learner Transcript*
If you recognized your situation above, the Use Cases (see “Related Articles” below) show exactly how these modules fit together.
### Getting Started with Pro
Pro installs alongside the free plugin. See [Install the Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-pro-for-learndash/), then use [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/) to find the right modules for your goal.
### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
- [Employee Training & Onboarding at Scale](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/employee-training-onboarding-at-scale/)
- [Selling Online Courses: Certificates, Transcripts & Expiry](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/selling-online-courses-certificates-transcripts-expiry/)
- [Cohort & Membership Programs](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/cohort-membership-programs/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Cohort & Membership Programs](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/cohort-membership-programs/)
**Published:** June 30, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
Cohort-based courses and membership programs live or die on pacing. You want every group of learners to move through the material together, unlocking content on a schedule tied to *their* start date — not a fixed calendar that’s wrong for everyone who didn’t join on day one. This guide shows how Uncanny Toolkit Pro runs scheduled, group-based learning at any scale.
### The Scenario
You run the same course for repeating cohorts — a 6-week bootcamp that starts monthly, a membership that drips a new module each week, a facilitated program with rolling intakes. Standard LearnDash drip is calendar-based, which means a learner who joins in week 3 sees content that’s already unlocked. You need each cohort on its own timeline. Here’s how.
### Run Each Cohort on Its Own Schedule
This is the centerpiece. [Drip Lessons by LearnDash Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-lessons-by-ldgroup/) and [Drip Topics by LearnDash Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-topics-by-ldgroup/) let you set per-group drip dates, so the *same* course unlocks content on a different calendar for each group. A cohort that starts in January and one that starts in March both follow the identical week-by-week sequence — each measured from their own start. Drip Lessons by Group also integrates with the LearnDash Notifications plugin, so learners get a “new content is available” email when a lesson unlocks. (Drip Topics by Group does not currently support LearnDash Notifications.)
### Enroll Each Cohort Cleanly
Each cohort is a LearnDash Group. To fill it:
- Let learners join themselves with [Group Registration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-sign-up/) — give each intake its own sign-up URL (Forminator, Gravity Forms, or Theme My Login supported).
- Or bulk-add a known roster with [Import Users](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/import-learndash-users/).
### Make It Feel Like a Program, Not Just a Course
The little touches make a cohort feel like a cohort:
- [Group Login Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-login-redirect/) drops each cohort onto its own home page or community hub on login.
- [Group Logo/List](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ld-group-logo-list/) brands the experience per group — useful when you run white-labeled programs for different clients.
- [Group Forums with bbPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-forums-with-bbpress/) gives each cohort a private discussion space only its members can post in.
### Keep Learners Moving (and Honest)
For paced or accredited programs:
- [Simple Course Timer](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/simple-course-timer/) tracks real engagement time and can require a minimum time in the material before a quiz unlocks.
- [Learner Transcript](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learner-transcript/) gives each member a running record of progress and completions across the whole program.
### Wind Down Access at the End
When a cohort or membership term ends, [Group Expiration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-expiration/) revokes that group’s access on a set date with optional warning emails — so last month’s cohort doesn’t keep occupying seats or accessing content.
### The Whole System at a Glance
**Need****Module**Per-cohort content scheduleDrip Lessons / Topics by GroupFill the cohortGroup Registration, Import UsersCohort home page on loginGroup Login RedirectPer-cohort brandingGroup Logo/ListPrivate discussionGroup Forums with bbPressPace & verify engagementSimple Course Timer, Learner TranscriptEnd access on scheduleGroup Expiration### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
- [Employee Training & Onboarding at Scale](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/employee-training-onboarding-at-scale/) — A related group-based workflow
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) — Sell cohort/membership access and manage seats
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Adding Credits to Student Transcript](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-credits-to-student-transcript/)
**Published:** March 19, 2019
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
Show learners how many continuing education credits they have earned (and how many are still available) right on their transcript. When you run Uncanny Continuing Education Credits alongside the Learner Transcript module, a credits column appears automatically on each enrolled course.
The **Learner Transcript** module in Uncanny Toolkit Pro gives learners a single page that lists every course they’re enrolled in, along with progress and completion details. When the **Uncanny Continuing Education Credits (CEUs)** plugin is also active, it extends that transcript with an extra column showing the credits earned or available for each course.
This is most useful for organizations that award CEUs, professional development hours, or any unit-based credit and want learners to see their running totals without leaving the transcript. Because credit labels in the CEUs plugin are configurable, the column heading reflects whatever you call your units — for example, “Hours” instead of “Credits.”
 ### Setup
Both pieces need to be in place before the column appears. There’s nothing to configure on the transcript itself — the integration is automatic.
- **Enable the Learner Transcript module.** Activate and configure it in Uncanny Toolkit Pro so learners have a transcript page to begin with.
- **Install and activate Uncanny Continuing Education Credits.** This is a separate plugin. Once it’s active and your credit values are set up, the column is injected into the transcript automatically.
**Note:** The credits column only appears when both the Learner Transcript module and the Uncanny CEUs plugin are active. The column heading matches the credit label configured in the CEUs plugin settings.
### Related Articles
- [Learner Transcript](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learner-transcript/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
- [Selling Online Courses: Certificates, Transcripts & Expiry](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/selling-online-courses-certificates-transcripts-expiry/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Selling Online Courses: Certificates, Transcripts & Expiry](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/selling-online-courses-certificates-transcripts-expiry/)
**Published:** June 30, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
When you sell courses, the experience around the content is what makes you look professional — the certificate that lands in the learner’s inbox the moment they finish, the transcript they can show an employer, the polished course catalog, the access that expires cleanly when a subscription ends. This guide shows how Uncanny Toolkit Pro delivers that experience without custom development.
### The Scenario
You sell online courses — as a solo creator, an academy, or a professional-education provider. LearnDash handles the content and the checkout, but out of the box the finishing touches are missing: certificates aren’t automatically delivered, there’s no consolidated record for learners, access doesn’t expire on its own, and the course catalog looks plain. Toolkit Pro fills each of those gaps.
### Deliver Certificates Automatically
Nothing says “legitimate course” like a certificate that arrives the instant a learner finishes — no “where’s my certificate?” support tickets.
- [Email Course Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-course-certificates-email/) attaches the completion certificate as a PDF to the course-complete email.
- [Email Quiz Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-quiz-certificates-by-email/) does the same for individual quizzes.
- Before you launch, [Certificate Preview](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/certificate-preview/) lets you see exactly how the PDF will render right from the certificate editor, so there are no surprises.
- Running a cohort or a corporate batch? [Download Certificates in Bulk](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/download-certificates-in-bulk/) generates a ZIP of certificates for a whole course or group at once.
### Give Learners a Record They Can Show Off
A professional learner record turns “I took a course” into something verifiable.
[Learner Transcript](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learner-transcript/) gives each learner a branded, printable page listing every course, status, quiz score, and earned certificate. As of v4.4 you can enable a **public shareable link** with copy-to-clipboard, so a learner can send a verifier a single URL — ideal for professional or continuing-education contexts. Add the [Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-credits-to-student-transcript/) integration and the transcript also shows earned credits or hours per course.
### Make the Catalog Look the Part
The default LearnDash course list is functional but plain. The [Enhanced Course Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-course-grid/) (\[uo\_courses\]) displays your catalog as a responsive grid that orders courses by the learner’s enrollment status and can be filtered and sorted however you like — a far more polished storefront. Inside a course, the [Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-lessontopic-grid/) and [Course Dashboard](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-course-dashboard/) give learners a clear, modern way to navigate and resume.
### Control How Long Access Lasts
If you sell time-limited access or subscriptions, learners should know where they stand — and access should end cleanly.
[Days Until Course Expiry](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/days-until-course-expiry/) shows learners how many days of access they have left (“Course Access Expires in X days”), with custom wording you control. For group- or organization-level access, [Group Expiration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-expiration/) revokes access automatically on a set date with optional warning emails.
### The Whole System at a Glance
**Goal****Module**Auto-deliver certificatesEmail Course / Quiz CertificatesPreview certificates before launchCertificate PreviewIssue certificates in bulkDownload Certificates in BulkGive learners a shareable recordLearner TranscriptPolished course catalog & navigationEnhanced Course Grid, Lesson/Topic Grid, Course DashboardShow & enforce access expiryDays Until Course Expiry, Group Expiration### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
- [Employee Training & Onboarding at Scale](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/employee-training-onboarding-at-scale/) — The B2B counterpart to this workflow
- [Toolkit Pro vs. the Free Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/?post_type=ht_kb&p=383401) — What the upgrade adds for course sellers
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/)
**Published:** July 21, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to hide the Mark Complete button and automatically mark lessons and topics as complete when a user visits the lesson/topic page.
**Content:**
### Overview
Automatically mark LearnDash lessons and topics as complete the moment a learner opens them, so they progress through a course without hunting for the **Mark Complete** button. This is ideal for content-light steps, introductions, or any course where you want a frictionless flow.
When this module is active, opening a lesson or topic marks it complete on page load, and the standard **Mark Complete** button no longer appears. You control this behavior globally for the whole site, then override it on individual lessons or topics where you’d rather keep a manual completion step.
**Common use cases:**
- Welcome, overview, or “read this first” pages where there’s nothing for the learner to actively complete.
- Video- or text-only courses where you want learners to move through automatically.
- Mixed courses where most steps should autocomplete, but a few graded or timed steps should not.
Autocompletion is intentionally skipped when a learner still has something to do on the page. It does **not** occur when:
- The lesson or topic includes an incomplete assignment.
- The lesson or topic contains one or more incomplete quizzes.
- The lesson includes incomplete topics.
- The lesson or topic has a timer enabled.
- The lesson is being dripped (or Group Dripped) and is not yet available.
- The lesson or topic contains a Fluent Form and the **Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Fluent Form Submission** module is enabled.
- The lesson or topic contains a Formidable Form and the **Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Formidable Form Submission** module is enabled.
- The lesson or topic contains a Gravity Form and the **Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Gravity Form Submission** module is enabled.
- The lesson or topic contains a WPForms Form and the **Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on WPForms Form Submission** module is enabled.
**Important:** For this module to work, lessons must be associated with a course, and topics must be associated with both a lesson and a course. Autocompletion is also disabled for any lesson or topic that contains modules uploaded with the Tin Canny plugin.
### Configure It
#### Decide your site-wide default
When you enable the module, **Enable auto-completion for all lessons and topics** is turned on by default. This applies to every lesson and topic that isn’t already complete.
- Leave it **on** if most of your content should autocomplete and you’ll make exceptions case by case.
- Turn it **off** if you only want autocompletion on a handful of specific lessons or topics, then enable those individually.
#### Override on individual lessons and topics
On the Edit screen for a lesson or topic, use the **Auto Complete** drop-down to override the global default:
- **Disabled** — No autocompletion on page load. The **Mark Complete** button stays visible. Choose this for steps that require deliberate action.
- **Enabled** — The lesson or topic autocompletes on page load, regardless of the global setting.
- **Use Global Setting (default)** — Inherits whatever you set globally.
**Note:** Topics do not inherit a lesson’s autocompletion setting. A setting applied to a topic does not roll up to its parent lesson, so configure topics individually where needed.
 ### Usage
For the learner, an autocompleting lesson or topic simply marks itself done on open — there’s no button to click.
#### The Done button
So learners are never stranded without a way forward, a **Done** button automatically appears on the last incomplete lesson or topic. It acts as a final **Mark Complete** button and triggers course completion. Its behavior depends on your course progression mode.
**Note:** When a learner completes the last topic in a lesson that has autocompletion enabled, they are returned to that lesson — not moved straight to the next lesson.
### Related Articles
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Quiz Results Page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics-quiz-results-page/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics when Quiz is Graded](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics-when-quiz-is-graded/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Gravity Form Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/gravity-forms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Employee Training & Onboarding at Scale](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/employee-training-onboarding-at-scale/)
**Published:** June 30, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
If you train employees, partners, or franchisees on LearnDash, the hard part usually isn’t the course — it’s everything around it: getting hundreds of people enrolled, keeping each client or department separate, proving completion, and pulling reports for managers. This guide shows how a handful of Uncanny Toolkit Pro modules combine into one repeatable onboarding system.
### The Scenario
You deliver training to organizations — new-hire onboarding, compliance, certifications. Each organization is a cohort of dozens or hundreds of learners. You need to enroll them quickly, keep their data separate, deliver content on a schedule, prove who finished, and report back to their managers. Doing this by hand doesn’t scale. Here’s how to automate each step.
### Step 1 — Get Everyone Enrolled
You have two ways to onboard a group of learners, depending on whether you have their details up front.
**You have a roster (spreadsheet of names and emails):** Use [Import Users](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/import-learndash-users/) to create every account, enroll them in the right courses, assign them to the right LearnDash Group, and email each person their login — all from one CSV. As of v4.4 the importer auto-detects comma, semicolon, tab, or pipe delimiters, so an export straight from an HR system usually imports without reformatting.
**You want learners to sign themselves up:** Use [Group Registration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-sign-up/) to give each organization a unique sign-up URL. Send the link to the client; their people self-register and land in the correct group automatically. Forminator, Gravity Forms, and Theme My Login are all supported for the registration form.
### Step 2 — Keep Each Client Separate with Groups
LearnDash Groups are the backbone of multi-client training. Each organization becomes a group, which keeps their learners, progress, and reporting cleanly separated. Toolkit Pro adds organization branding to the experience with [Group Logo/List](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ld-group-logo-list/), so each client sees their own logo, and [Group Login Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-login-redirect/) to send each group’s members to the right landing page on login.
### Step 3 — Deliver Content on a Schedule
For structured onboarding or compliance programs, you often want content to unlock over time rather than all at once. [Drip Lessons by LearnDash Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-lessons-by-ldgroup/) and [Drip Topics by LearnDash Group](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-topics-by-ldgroup/) let each cohort unlock the same course on its own calendar, tied to when that group started — so a January cohort and a March cohort follow the same schedule offset from their own start dates.
### Step 4 — Enforce and Verify Completion
For compliance training where “they clicked through it” isn’t good enough:
- [Simple Course Timer](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/simple-course-timer/) records real time-on-content and can require a minimum time before a quiz unlocks — useful for seat-time requirements.
- [Email Course Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-course-certificates-email/) and [Email Group Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-group-certificates-email/) deliver proof of completion automatically, and can CC the admin or group leader.
- [Learner Transcript](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learner-transcript/) gives each employee a branded record of everything they’ve completed, now with an optional shareable public link for HR or auditors.
### Step 5 — Report Back to Managers
[Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/enhanced-learndash-csv-reports/) adds the columns native LearnDash exports leave out — username, full names, roles, group membership, course start date, and custom user meta — so the report you hand a client manager is actually usable.
### Step 6 — Expire Access When the Program Ends
For time-boxed contracts or annual compliance cycles, [Group Expiration](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-group-expiration/) revokes a whole organization’s access on a set date, with optional pre-expiry warning emails — so you don’t have to remember to clean up access manually.
### The Whole System at a Glance
**Need****Module**Bulk-enroll a rosterImport UsersLet learners self-enroll into the right groupGroup RegistrationBrand each client’s experienceGroup Logo/List, Group Login RedirectRelease content on a cohort scheduleDrip Lessons/Topics by GroupEnforce seat timeSimple Course TimerDeliver proof of completionEmail Certificates, Learner TranscriptReport to managersEnhanced CSV ReportsEnd access on scheduleGroup Expiration### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-toolkit-pro/)
- [Cohort & Membership Programs](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/cohort-membership-programs-learndash/) *(new article — suggested URL, confirm)* — A related scheduled-delivery workflow
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-overview/) — Add seat management and group commerce
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Gravity Forms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/gravity-forms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
**Published:** July 22, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to automatically mark a lesson or topic complete when a user submits a Gravity Form.
**Content:**
### Overview
Mark a LearnDash lesson or topic complete the moment a learner submits a Gravity Form on that page. This is perfect for steps that require an action first — signing an agreement, answering a survey, or submitting feedback — before the learner can move on.
With this module enabled and autocompletion turned on for a specific form, the form’s submit button replaces the standard **Mark Complete** button. When the learner submits the form, the lesson or topic is marked complete automatically.
Common use cases:
- Acknowledgement or consent forms a learner must complete before continuing.
- Surveys, quizzes, or feedback collected at a specific point in a course.
- Any step where completion should be tied to a deliberate form submission.
**Important:** For this module to work, lessons must be associated with a course, and topics must be associated with both a lesson and a course.
### Configure It
#### Turn on autocompletion for the form
Enable autocompletion in the Gravity Form’s settings (the **Mark Lesson/Topic Complete** option — “Enable to Mark Lesson/Topic Autocomplete”) so its submit button takes over as the completion trigger for that lesson or topic.
 #### Decide whether learners can resubmit a previously completed form
If the same form appears across multiple pages, lessons, or topics, use the **Hide the Mark Complete button if the user has a previous entry** setting:
- Keep it **enabled** when a single submission should count everywhere — the learner won’t be asked again once they’ve submitted.
- **Disable** it when learners should submit the form fresh in each course context — useful for surveys or feedback that need to be collected per lesson, even if an earlier entry exists.
 #### Decide how learners advance after submitting
To advance learners to the next topic or lesson automatically after submission:
- Disable AJAX form submission (use ajax=false in the form shortcode).
- Remove any redirect settings from the form’s confirmation options.
**Attribute****Where it goes****Purpose**ajax=falseGravity Form shortcodeDisables AJAX submission so the page reload can trigger auto-advance**Note:** If the form is on the final topic of a lesson, learners return to that lesson after submitting rather than advancing to the next lesson.
### Usage
The learner fills in and submits the Gravity Form as usual. On submission, the lesson or topic is marked complete — there’s no separate **Mark Complete** step.
**Important:** This module works alongside the standard **Autocomplete Lessons & Topics** module, which marks content complete on page load. That can conflict with form-based steps that require input first. On pages where a form submission should drive completion, disable page-load autocompletion for that lesson or topic.
### Related Articles
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Fluent Forms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ffforms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on WPForms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/wpforms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Formidable Forms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/formidable-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Formidable Forms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/formidable-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
**Published:** March 30, 2022
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Mark a LearnDash lesson or topic complete the moment a learner submits a Formidable Forms form on that page. Use it when a step should require an action — a sign-off, a survey, or feedback — before the learner moves on.
With this module enabled and autocompletion turned on for a specific form, the Formidable Forms submit button replaces the standard **Mark Complete** button. When the learner submits the form, the lesson or topic is marked complete automatically.
Common use cases:
- Acknowledgement or consent forms a learner must submit before continuing.
- Surveys or feedback collected at a specific point in a course.
- Any step where completion should be tied to a deliberate form submission.
**Important:** For this module to work, lessons must be associated with a course, and topics must be associated with both a lesson and a course.
### Configure It
#### Turn on autocompletion for the form
Open the form’s settings and enable **Enable LearnDash Lesson/Topic Autocompletion**. This makes the form’s submission the completion trigger for that lesson or topic.
#### Decide whether learners can resubmit a previously completed form
If the same form appears across multiple pages, lessons, or topics, use the **Hide the Mark Complete button if the user has a previous entry** setting:
- Keep it **enabled** when a single submission should count everywhere — the learner won’t be prompted again once they’ve submitted.
- **Disable** it when learners should submit the form fresh in each course context, even if an earlier entry exists.
 #### Decide how learners advance after submitting
To advance learners to the next topic or lesson automatically after submission:
- Do not enable AJAX form submission.
- Disable any redirect settings in the form’s confirmation area.
**Note:** If the form is on the final topic of a lesson, learners return to that lesson after submitting rather than advancing to the next lesson.
### Usage
The learner fills in and submits the Formidable Forms form as usual. On submission, the lesson or topic is marked complete.
**Important:** This module works alongside the standard **Autocomplete Lessons & Topics** module, which marks content complete on page load. That can conflict with form-based steps that require input first. On pages where a form submission should drive completion, disable page-load autocompletion for that lesson or topic.
### Related Articles
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Gravity Form Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/gravity-forms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Fluent Forms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ffforms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on WPForms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/wpforms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Fluent Forms submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/ffforms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
**Published:** March 30, 2022
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Mark a LearnDash lesson or topic complete the moment a learner submits a Fluent Forms form on that page. Use it when a step should require an action — a sign-off, a survey, or feedback — before the learner moves on.
With this module enabled and autocompletion turned on for a specific form, the Fluent Forms submit button replaces the standard **Mark Complete** button. When the learner submits the form, the lesson or topic is marked complete automatically.
Common use cases:
- Acknowledgement or consent forms a learner must submit before continuing.
- Surveys or feedback collected at a specific point in a course.
- Any step where completion should be tied to a deliberate form submission.
**Important:** For this module to work, lessons must be associated with a course, and topics must be associated with both a lesson and a course.
### Configure It
#### Turn on autocompletion
In the module’s settings, enable **Hide the “Mark Complete” button automatically when the Fluent Forms are added to the lessons and topics**. This turns autocompletion on for Fluent Forms added to lessons and topics, so the form’s submit button takes over as the completion trigger.
#### Decide whether learners can resubmit a previously completed form
If the same form appears across multiple pages, lessons, or topics, use the **Hide the “Mark Complete” button if the user has a previous entry** setting:
- Keep it **enabled** (recommended in most cases) when a single submission should count everywhere — the learner won’t be prompted again once they’ve submitted.
- **Disable** it when learners should submit the form fresh in each course context, even if an earlier entry exists.
Showing or hiding the **Mark Complete** button is optional; in most cases this checkbox should be checked.
**Important:** Fluent Forms cannot support non-AJAX submissions, so this module cannot advance the learner automatically on form submission. Learners must navigate to the next step manually after submitting — there is no auto-advance workaround.
### Usage
The learner fills in and submits the Fluent Forms form as usual. On submission, the lesson or topic is marked complete, then the learner moves to the next step manually.
**Note:** This module works alongside the standard **Autocomplete Lessons & Topics** module, which marks content complete on page load. That can conflict with form-based steps that require input first. On pages where a form submission should drive completion, disable page-load autocompletion for that lesson or topic.
### Related Articles
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Gravity Form Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/gravity-forms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on WPForms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/wpforms-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
- [Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Formidable Forms Submission](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/formidable-auto-completes-lessons-topics/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [User Switching](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-switching-module/)
**Published:** August 14, 2017
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** Learn how to preview your site as another user without having to know that user's password.
**Content:**
### Overview
Troubleshoot learner issues by stepping directly into a user’s account to see your site exactly as they do, then switch back to your own account instantly. It is the fastest way to confirm what a student is (or isn’t) seeing without ever asking for their password.
### What the Module Does
The **User Switching** module lets administrators log in as another user, view the site from that person’s perspective, and return to their own account with a single click. It is built on John Blackbourn’s well-established [User Switching](https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-switching/) plugin.
This is invaluable for LearnDash support and troubleshooting. When a learner reports that a lesson won’t unlock, a quiz won’t submit, or content appears to be missing, you can switch into their account and see precisely what they see, instead of guessing from screenshots or descriptions.
**Note:** Any action you take while switched is recorded as if that user performed it. Completing a lesson, submitting a quiz, or posting a comment will be attributed to them. We recommend creating a dedicated test account for trying out site behavior, and reserving live learner accounts for cases where you specifically need to inspect that user’s real progress and data.
### Enabling the Module
1. Go to **Uncanny Toolkit** in your WordPress admin menu.
2. Locate the **User Switching** module and toggle it on.
Once enabled, the module automatically gives administrators the ability to switch between user accounts. No further configuration is required.
### Who Can Switch Users
Switching is available to administrators and any user who has the capability to edit users. Because this capability grants full access to other accounts, it should remain limited to trusted, high-level roles.
### How to Switch to Another User
1. Go to **Users > All Users**.
2. Find the user you want to view the site as.
3. Hover over their username and click the **Switch To** link beneath it.
You are now logged in as that user and will see the site exactly as they do.
### How to Switch Back
While you are switched into another account, a link to return to your own account appears in the **admin bar** at the top of the screen, and/or at the **bottom of the page**. Click it to instantly switch back to your original administrator account.
### Security Considerations
**Note:** User Switching never reveals passwords. It uses WordPress’s own secure cookie authentication to move between accounts, so you can view a user’s experience without ever knowing or changing their credentials.
If you also use the **Hide Admin Bar** module, be aware that hiding the admin bar can hide the switch-back link along with it. We recommend confirming the switch-back link remains accessible at the bottom of the page so you are never stranded in another user’s account. Some themes can also affect where the switch-back link appears, so it is worth verifying its placement before relying on the module in production.
### Related Articles
- [Introduction to the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
- [Disable Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/disable-emails/)
- [Groups in User Profiles](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-groups-user-profiles/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Use Case: Safely Test Your LearnDash Site](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-safely-test-your-learndash-site/)
**Published:** June 30, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
Testing changes on a real course site is risky. Run a test enrollment and you might fire off a wave of real emails to real learners. Try to reproduce a “my course won’t load” report and you’re guessing at what the learner actually sees.
Two free Toolkit modules make testing safe and accurate: **Disable Emails** stops your staging site from contacting anyone, and **User Switching** lets you experience the site exactly as a specific learner. Together they let you test confidently — without surprises.
### The Modules You’ll Use
**Module****What it does**[Disable Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/disable-emails/)Blocks all outgoing email from the site[User Switching](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-switching-module/)Lets admins log in as another user, then switch back### Scenario 1: A Safe Staging Environment
When you clone your live site to a staging server, it still knows how to send email — and a single test action can trigger enrollment notifications, password resets, or course-completion emails to your actual customers.
1. On your **staging** site, enable [Disable Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/disable-emails/) under **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules**.
2. That’s it — no configuration needed. While the module is active, WordPress sends no email at all.
3. Watch for the admin-bar reminder confirming email is blocked.
 **Important:** This blocks **all** site email while active. Only enable it on staging or test sites — never leave it on in production, or your learners will stop receiving notifications.
**We recommend** pairing Disable Emails with an email-logging plugin (such as Email Log). The logger captures what *would* have been sent, so you can verify your emails are correct without anything actually leaving the server.
### Scenario 2: Reproduce a Learner’s Problem Exactly
When a learner reports that something is broken, the fastest way to diagnose it is to see the site through their eyes.
1. Enable [User Switching](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-switching-module/).
2. Go to **Users > All Users** and find the learner.
3. Click **Switch To** on their row.
4. You’re now browsing as that user — you’ll see their courses, progress, and any access restrictions exactly as they do.
5. When you’re done, use the **switch-back** link in the admin bar to return to your own account instantly.
**Note:** User Switching is a powerful administrative capability. Only trusted roles should have access to it, since it grants the ability to act as another account.
### Putting It Together: A Testing Routine
1. Clone production to staging.
2. Enable **Disable Emails** on staging immediately.
3. Make and test your changes — new courses, settings, plugin updates.
4. Use **User Switching** to verify the experience from a learner’s perspective.
5. When everything checks out, apply the changes to production (with Disable Emails **off** there).
### Related Articles
- [Disable Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/disable-emails/)
- [User Switching](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-switching-module/)
- [Groups in User Profiles](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-groups-user-profiles/) — Check a user’s group memberships while troubleshooting
- [Getting Started with the Uncanny Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-the-uncanny-toolkit/)
---
### [Use Case: Build a Custom-Branded Login Experience](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-build-a-custom-branded-login-experience/)
**Published:** June 30, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
Out of the box, WordPress sends your learners to a generic wp-login.php screen that has nothing to do with your brand. For a course or membership site, that’s a jarring break in the experience — and a missed opportunity to reinforce trust at the exact moment someone signs in.
The Uncanny Toolkit lets you replace that default screen entirely with a login experience that lives on your own pages, matches your design, and routes learners exactly where you want them. This guide combines four free modules into one cohesive flow.
### The Modules You’ll Use
**Module****Role in the flow**[Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/)The branded login, forgot-password, and reset-password forms[Log In/Log Out Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/log-in-log-out-links/)Login, logout, and register links in your menu[Log In/Log Out Redirects](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-login-redirect/)Sends users to the right page after signing in or out[Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/)Shows the right menu items to logged-in vs logged-out visitorsEnable all four under **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules**.
### The Workflow
#### Step 1: Create Your Branded Login Page
1. Create a new page called **Log In**.
2. Add the **Front End Login** block (or the
## Login
Log in below to access your account.
Username or Email Address
Password
Remember Me
[Forgot Password?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/?action=lostpassword) shortcode) to the page.
3. Go to **Uncanny Toolkit > Settings > Front End Login** and set this page as your **Login Page**. Anyone who tries to reach the default WordPress login screen is now redirected here.
4. Under **Select Template**, choose **Modern** and use the built-in colour pickers (Primary, Text, Background, and Border Color) to match your brand — no custom CSS required.
 **Tip:** Add reCAPTCHA v2 keys in the Front End Login settings to cut down on spam logins, and — if your audience expects it — turn on two-factor authentication via the free WP 2FA plugin.
#### Step 2: Route Users After They Log In
Use the [Log In/Log Out Redirects](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-login-redirect/) module to send learners to a meaningful destination — typically a **My Courses** dashboard — instead of the WordPress profile screen.
1. Go to **Uncanny Toolkit > Settings > Log In/Log Out Redirects**.
2. Set the **login redirect** to your course dashboard page.
3. Set the **logout redirect** to your home page or a “see you soon” page.
#### Step 3: Add Login and Logout Links to Your Menu
With [Log In/Log Out Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/log-in-log-out-links/) enabled:
1. Go to **Appearance > Menus**.
2. In the **Uncanny Menu Links** section, add a **Log In** link (or a modal login link) and a **Log Out** link.
For a smoother experience, use the modal login option so visitors can sign in from any page without leaving it. (The modal requires AJAX to be enabled in the Front End Login settings.)
#### Step 4: Show the Right Menu to the Right Visitor
A logged-out visitor shouldn’t see “Log Out,” and a logged-in learner shouldn’t see “Log In” or “Register.” Use [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/) to clean this up:
1. Go to **Appearance > Menus** and expand a menu item.
2. Set each item to show only to **logged-in** or **logged-out** visitors as appropriate.
 ### The Result
Visitors now experience a login flow that feels native to your site from start to finish: they click **Log In** in your menu, sign in on a branded page, and land on their course dashboard — never seeing a default WordPress screen. Logged-in and logged-out visitors each see a menu tailored to them.
### Recommended Enhancements
- **Distraction-free learning** — Pair this with [Hide Admin Bar](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/hide-admin-bar/) so students don’t see the WordPress toolbar. See [Use Case: A Distraction-Free Student Dashboard](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-a-distraction-free-student-dashboard/).
- **Gated content** — Use [Show or Hide Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/show-hide-content/) to reveal members-only content on otherwise public pages.
- **Sales routing** — Use [Not Enrolled Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/redirect-user-if-not-enrolled/) to send non-enrolled visitors to your sales page.
### Related Articles
- [Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/)
- [Log In/Log Out Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/log-in-log-out-links/)
- [Log In/Log Out Redirects](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-login-redirect/)
- [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/)
- [Getting Started with the Uncanny Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-the-uncanny-toolkit/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Use Case: A Distraction-Free Student Dashboard](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-a-distraction-free-student-dashboard/)
**Published:** June 30, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
Course completion rises when learners aren’t fighting the interface. A cluttered admin bar, a confusing sense of “where am I?”, and the friction of finding where you left off all chip away at momentum.
This guide combines several free Toolkit modules into a focused, learner-first experience — the kind of polish that makes a LearnDash site feel like a purpose-built learning platform rather than a WordPress blog with courses bolted on.
### The Modules You’ll Use
**Module****What it contributes**[Hide Admin Bar](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/hide-admin-bar/)Removes the WordPress toolbar for students[Breadcrumb Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-breadcrumb-links/)Shows learners exactly where they are in a course[Resume Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-resume/)One click back to where they left off[Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/quiz-completion-advances-to-next-step/)Auto-advances learners after a quiz[Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/)Shows students only the menu items relevant to themEnable each under **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules**.
### The Workflow
#### Step 1: Remove the Admin Bar for Students
The WordPress admin bar is useful for you, but it confuses learners and breaks the immersion.
1. Enable [Hide Admin Bar](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/hide-admin-bar/).
2. Go to **Uncanny Toolkit > Settings > Hide Admin Bar**.
3. Check the roles whose admin bar should be hidden — typically **Subscriber**, **Customer**, and any student role. Leave it visible for administrators and instructors.
 #### Step 2: Give Learners a Sense of Place
Add breadcrumbs so learners always know where they are in the course hierarchy.
1. Enable [Breadcrumb Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-breadcrumb-links/).
2. Add the \[uo\_breadcrumbs\] shortcode to your course, lesson, and topic templates (or use the template function if your theme supports it).
3. Optionally customize the separator and the dashboard label in the module settings.
#### Step 3: Make It Easy to Resume
Nothing kills momentum like hunting for the next lesson.
1. Enable the [Resume Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-resume/).
2. Add the resume shortcode to your course dashboard.
#### Step 4: Keep Learners Moving After Quizzes
1. Enable [Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/quiz-completion-advances-to-next-step/).
2. Once active, completing a quiz automatically moves the learner to the next step — no extra clicks, no dead-end “quiz complete” screen.
#### Step 5: Simplify the Menu
Use [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/) so logged-in learners see a clean, course-focused menu (My Courses, Resume, Log Out) without marketing or sign-up links meant for visitors.
### The Result
A learner logs in and sees a clean page with no WordPress chrome, breadcrumbs telling them exactly where they are, a **Resume** button to jump back in, and quizzes that flow straight into the next lesson. The experience feels intentional — and learners who don’t get lost are learners who finish.
### Recommended Enhancements
- Pair with a [branded login experience](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/) so the polish starts at sign-in.
- Add [Show Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/show-learndash-certificates/) and the [Certificate Widget](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-certificate-widget/) so learners can celebrate and download their achievements.
### Related Articles
- [Hide Admin Bar](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/hide-admin-bar/)
- [Breadcrumb Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-breadcrumb-links/)
- [Resume Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-resume/)
- [Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/quiz-completion-advances-to-next-step/)
- [Getting Started with the Uncanny Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-the-uncanny-toolkit/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Topics Autocomplete Lessons (Legacy)](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/topics-autocomplete-lessons/)
**Published:** July 20, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Excerpt:** Learn how to automatically mark lessons complete when a user completes the lesson's topics.
**Content:**
### Overview
Topics Autocomplete Lessons automatically marks a lesson as complete once all of the topics inside it are finished, then sends the learner on to the next lesson. This is a legacy module, retained for backward compatibility on older LearnDash setups.
### What This Module Does
When this module is enabled, if all topics in a lesson are marked as completed, the lesson is marked as completed automatically and the user is directed to the next lesson.
This removes a common point of friction: without it, learners often have to navigate back to a lesson page they have already worked through and click a completion button before they can continue. With the module on, that step happens for them as soon as the last topic is done.
A note on behavior: enabling this module does not hide the lesson’s **Mark Complete** button. It only adds the automatic completion behavior. Whether learners still see that button depends on your course’s progression settings (open vs. linear).
### How to Enable It
1. In your WordPress admin, go to the **Uncanny Toolkit** settings page.
2. Locate the **Topics Autocomplete Lessons** module.
3. Turn the module on.
That’s all that’s required. There are no additional configuration options for this module.
### Legacy Status and Modern Alternatives
This module predates the course navigation changes introduced in LearnDash 4.11. With those changes, this module is considered redundant with native LearnDash functionality and is no longer recommended for sites running LearnDash 4.11 or higher.
The module remains supported and continues to function as before for sites that still rely on it. As part of Toolkit v3.8.0, we completed internal deprecated-function cleanup so the module stays compatible with current WordPress and PHP versions. No settings or behavior changed in that release.
If you are setting up a new course or running LearnDash 4.11+, we recommend using LearnDash’s built-in course navigation and progression options for autocompletion rather than enabling this module. For related automatic advancement on quizzes, see the Toolkit’s **Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step** module.
### Related Articles
- [Introduction to the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
- [Install the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
- [Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/quiz-completion-advances-to-next-step/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash - Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-quick-reference/)
**Published:** April 20, 2016
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** See a summary of the most commonly used functions in the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit.
**Content:**
This reference lists the shortcodes, blocks, and widgets included with the free Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash, grouped by module. Each shortcode requires its module to be enabled on the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit settings page. Follow the linked article in each section for full setup details.
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**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Uncanny Toolkit: Free vs. Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-toolkit-free-vs-pro/)
**Published:** June 30, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
The free Uncanny Toolkit gives every LearnDash site the essentials — branded login, course navigation, certificate displays, and admin tools. [Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-pro-toolkit/) builds on that foundation with the advanced modules that growing course businesses need: automation, group management, reporting, and a richer learner experience.
This article helps you decide which is right for you, and what an upgrade unlocks.
### What the Free Toolkit Covers
The free version is genuinely useful on its own. It includes modules for:
- **Login & access** — Front End Login, Log In/Log Out Links, Log In/Log Out Redirects, Not Enrolled Redirect
- **Navigation & experience** — Breadcrumb Links, Resume Button, Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step, Menu Item Visibility, Show or Hide Content, Hide Admin Bar
- **Certificates** — Show Certificates, Certificate Widget
- **Administration** — Groups in User Profiles, User Switching, Disable Emails
For many sites, that’s everything you need. See the [Introduction to the Uncanny Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) for the full module directory.
### What Toolkit Pro Adds
Toolkit Pro installs alongside the free version and adds modules in several high-value areas:
**Area****Examples of Pro modules****Automation**Autocomplete lessons & topics on form submission or quiz results, Reset Progress button**Group sales & management**Group Registration, Group Login Redirect, Group Expiration, Group Logo/List, Drip content by group**Reporting & certificates**Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports, Email Course/Group/Quiz Certificates, Download Certificates in Bulk, Certificate Preview**Learner experience**Course Dashboard, Enhanced Course Grid, Single Page Courses, Lazy Loading Course Navigation, Simple Course Timer, Sample Lesson Label, Learner Transcript**Site management**Import Users, Duplicate Pages & Posts, Restrict Page Access, Days Until Course ExpirySee the full list in the [Uncanny Toolkit Pro – Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro-quick-reference/).
### When to Upgrade
Consider Toolkit Pro when you need to:
- **Sell or manage groups.** If you offer team or organizational licenses, Pro’s group registration, expiration, and management modules are purpose-built for it.
- **Automate course progress.** Mark lessons or topics complete automatically when a form is submitted or a quiz is passed.
- **Report at scale.** Export detailed, filterable CSV reports across courses, users, and quizzes.
- **Deliver certificates by email.** Automatically send certificates on course, group, or quiz completion, or download them in bulk.
- **Polish the catalog and player.** Course grids, a course dashboard, single-page courses, and timers elevate the learner experience.
### How They Work Together
Pro doesn’t replace the free Toolkit — it extends it. Both plugins share the same **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules** and **Settings** screens, so there’s no separate interface to learn. Enable free and Pro modules side by side and configure them in one place.
To add Pro:
1. Purchase [Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-pro-toolkit/).
2. Upload the plugin ZIP under **Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin** and activate it.
3. Enter your license key, then enable Pro modules under **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules**.
### Related Articles
- [Introduction to the Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) — Free module directory
- [Getting Started with the Uncanny Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) — Pick the right modules for your goal
- [Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-pro-toolkit/) — Product page and full feature list
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Show or Hide Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/show-hide-content/)
**Published:** May 11, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to use shortcodes to show content based on whether or not the user is logged in.
**Content:**
### Overview
Show the right content to the right visitors. The **Show or Hide Content** module lets you display or hide any block of content based on whether a visitor is logged in or logged out, so members and anonymous visitors each see exactly what’s meant for them.
The **Show or Hide Content** module adds a simple shortcode to your site that conditionally reveals or conceals whatever content you wrap inside it. It’s especially useful for **Open** LearnDash course types, where anyone can view the page but you want logged-in members to see extra material, or you want to encourage logged-out visitors to sign up.
**Common uses include:**
- Showing bonus content or member-only resources to logged-in users.
- Presenting a call to action (sign up, log in, enroll) to logged-out visitors.
- Giving anonymous visitors a taste of a course while keeping the full content reserved for members.
This is a free module included in the **Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash**.
### Enabling the Module
1. In your WordPress admin, go to **Uncanny Toolkit**.
2. Locate the **Show Or Hide Content** module.
3. Click **Activate** to turn it on.
The module has no additional settings — once it’s active, the shortcode is ready to use anywhere shortcodes are supported.
\[Screenshot: Uncanny Toolkit modules screen, the “Show Or Hide Content” module card with its Activate toggle in the on state\]
### How It Works
Wrap any content in the shortcode and set the for attribute to control who sees it. Visitors who don’t match the condition simply won’t see the wrapped content — it’s removed from the page entirely rather than hidden with CSS.
#### Shortcode Reference
**Shortcode****Attribute****Accepted Values****Description**forloggedinShows the wrapped content only to logged-in users.forloggedoutShows the wrapped content only to logged-out (anonymous) visitors. (with a hyphen) works as an alias for if you prefer that spelling.
### Usage Examples
Show content only to logged-in users:
```
This bonus material is only visible to logged-in members.
```
Show content only to logged-out visitors:
```
Create a free account to unlock the full course!
```
You can use both shortcodes on the same page to tailor the experience for each audience:
```
Log in to track your progress.
```
The content inside is fully processed, so you can nest other shortcodes inside it. For example, you can place a login form or another LearnDash shortcode within a block.
## Tips and Recommendations
- We recommend pairing with a clear call to action — a sign-up link or login prompt — to convert anonymous visitors into members.
- The shortcode checks login status only. To show or hide content based on LearnDash enrollment, LearnDash’s own \[visitor\] and \[student\] shortcodes work on course pages and filter by enrollment status.
- Because non-matching content is removed from the page, it won’t appear in the page source — making it a clean way to keep member-only material private.
### Related Articles
- [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/)
- [Not Enrolled Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/redirect-user-if-not-enrolled/)
- [Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Show Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/show-learndash-certificates/)
**Published:** May 10, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Excerpt:** Learn how to use a shortcode to display the user's earned LearnDash certificates.
**Content:**
### Overview
Give your learners one easy place to find and download every certificate they’ve earned. The **Show Certificates** module adds a shortcode that lists a logged-in user’s LearnDash course and quiz certificates anywhere on your site, so achievements are always just a click away.
### What This Module Does
Once enabled, the **Show Certificates** module provides the `[uo_learndash_certificates]` shortcode (the hyphenated alias `[uo-learndash-certificates]` also works). Drop it onto any page, post, or block area and signed-in learners will see a tidy list of the certificates they’ve earned, each linked for viewing and download.
The list automatically reflects what each learner has unlocked:
- **Course certificates** are listed alphabetically by course title.
- **Quiz certificates** are shown newest-first (the reverse of the order the attempts were recorded).
- **Group certificates** are also included.
- If a learner earns the same certificate more than once, each instance is shown, matching LearnDash’s native behavior.
Because the shortcode only ever displays certificates for the currently logged-in user, you can safely place it on a shared “My Certificates” or account page.
 ### How It Relates to the Certificate Widget
**Show Certificates** and the **Certificate Widget** are two independent ways to display a learner’s earned certificates — they do **not** depend on each other, and each builds its own certificate list directly from LearnDash.
- **Show Certificates** provides the `[uo_learndash_certificates]` shortcode for placing a certificate list directly in page or post content.
- The [**Certificate Widget**](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-certificate-widget/) displays a similar list inside a sidebar or other widget area.
Enable whichever fits where you want the list to appear — or both. Enabling one is not a prerequisite for the other.
### How to Enable the Module
1. In your WordPress admin, go to **Uncanny Toolkit**.
2. Find the **Show Certificates** module and click **Activate**.
3. The \[uo\_learndash\_certificates\] shortcode is now ready to use anywhere on your site.
### Using the Shortcode
Add the shortcode to any page or post to display the current learner’s certificates:
`[uo_learndash_certificates]`
#### Shortcode Attributes
You can refine the output with the following attributes:
- title — Sets a custom heading above the certificate list. Example: `[uo_learndash_certificates title="My Certificates"]`
- class — Adds a custom CSS class to the list container for styling. Example: `[uo_learndash_certificates class="my-custom-class"]`
- course\_certificates — Show or hide course certificates. Accepts show (default) or hide.
- quiz\_certificates — Show or hide quiz certificates. Accepts show (default) or hide.
- group\_certificates — Show or hide group certificates. Accepts show (default) or hide.
- no-cert-message — Custom message shown when the learner has no certificates (default: *Complete courses to earn certificates*).
To hide a whole category, set its attribute to hide. The shortcode only outputs nothing if **all three** certificate types (course\_certificates, quiz\_certificates, and group\_certificates) are set to hide and the learner has no certificates to show.
### Tips and Troubleshooting
- The shortcode only renders certificates for the logged-in user, so be sure to test it while signed in as a learner who has earned at least one certificate.
- Certificates must be properly configured and earned in LearnDash before they will appear. If the list is empty, confirm the learner has completed the relevant course or quiz.
- Some page builders process shortcodes differently. If the list doesn’t render as expected, we recommend testing the shortcode in the standard WordPress editor first to confirm it’s working.
### Related Articles
- [LearnDash Certificate Widget](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-certificate-widget/)
- [Introduction to the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
- [Install the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Resume Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-resume/)
**Published:** May 4, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to create buttons that enable users to resume their learning in LearnDash.
**Content:**
### Overview
The **Resume Button** module gives learners a one-click way to jump straight back to the last course, lesson, topic, or quiz they were working on. Removing the friction of hunting for where they left off keeps learners moving and helps drive course completion.
Once you enable the module, you can drop a Resume button (or link) anywhere on your site outside of LearnDash content, such as a dashboard, welcome page, or members area. When a signed-in learner clicks it, they are returned to the last LearnDash post they visited.
The button only appears for learners who have visited LearnDash content before. If a learner has no activity yet, the button stays hidden, so there is nothing to click until they have actually started a course.
 ### Enabling the Module
1. In your WordPress admin, go to **Uncanny Toolkit**.
2. Find the **Resume Button** module.
3. Click **Activate** to turn it on.
### Adding the Resume Button
Place the shortcode on any page or post that is **not** LearnDash content. We recommend a course dashboard or a members-only page so the button is only seen by learners who are signed in.
### Resume the Last Visited Post
Use this shortcode to send the learner back to the most recent LearnDash course, lesson, topic, or quiz they visited:
`[uo_learndash_resume]`
#### Resume a Specific Course
To link directly to a learner’s last position within a particular course, use the course-specific shortcode and pass the course ID:
`[uo_course_resume course_id="x"]`
Replace x with the ID of the course you want the button to target.
**Attribute****Description**course\_id**Required.** The ID of the course the button links to.#### Render a Link Instead of a Button
If you prefer a text link rather than a button, use the link shortcode:
`[uo_learndash_resume_link]`
To output only the raw URL of the learner’s last visited page (for example, to build your own custom link or pass it elsewhere), add the `url_only` attribute:
`[uo_learndash_resume_link url_only="yes"]`
**Attribute****Description**url\_onlySet to yes to output only the URL of the last visited page instead of a hyperlink.### Styling the Button
The Resume button automatically adopts the styles set for form submit buttons on your site, so it should match your theme out of the box. To customize it further, target the following selector in your CSS:
`a.learndash-resume-button input[type="submit"]`
### Important Notes
- Learners must be **signed in** for the button to work, since it depends on their personal activity history. We recommend placing it on a members-only or password-protected page.
- The button hides itself when the learner is **already on the exact page it would link to** (its resume target), to avoid a link that points to the current page. We still recommend placing it on a non-LearnDash page such as a dashboard or landing page.
- The button stays hidden for learners who have not yet visited any LearnDash content.
### Related Articles
- [Introduction to the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
- [Breadcrumb Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-breadcrumb-links/)
- [Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/quiz-completion-advances-to-next-step/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/quiz-completion-advances-to-next-step/)
**Published:** November 4, 2020
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Keep learners moving through your course without breaking their stride. When this module is active, finishing a quiz sends learners straight to the next step instead of leaving them on the quiz results screen to find their own way forward.
### What This Module Does
When a learner finishes a quiz, LearnDash shows a quiz results screen with a continue action. The **Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step** module changes *where that continue action goes* — instead of returning the learner to the quiz’s parent, it sends them to the next step in the course, based on LearnDash’s course structure. For example, a quiz attached to the last topic in a lesson advances the learner to the next lesson.
The module only affects quizzes that are associated with a **lesson or topic**. Course-level and global quizzes are left to LearnDash’s own handling. There are no settings to configure.
 ### Before You Enable It
For the smoothest experience, your lessons should mark themselves complete when their quizzes are finished. Otherwise a learner can be advanced past a lesson that LearnDash still considers incomplete and may hit the message: *“Please go back and complete the previous lesson.”*
### How to Enable It
1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to **Uncanny Toolkit**.
2. Find **Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step** in the list of available modules.
3. Click **Activate**.
There are no additional settings to configure. Once active, qualifying lesson/topic quizzes route learners to the next course step.
### How It Works in Practice
- The module applies only to quizzes associated with a **lesson or topic** — course-level and global quizzes are unaffected.
- Whether and when LearnDash shows the continue action (for example, after a passing grade) is governed by your LearnDash quiz settings, not by this module. The module simply redirects that action to the next step.
- The destination step is determined entirely by LearnDash’s course structure, so the learner always lands on the next logical step in their progression.
### Troubleshooting
If learners are not advanced as expected, confirm the following:
- The quiz is attached to a lesson or topic (not a course-level or global quiz).
- Lessons mark complete correctly — consider a lesson/topic auto-completion module (see *Before You Enable It* above).
- Your LearnDash installation is up to date.
### Related Articles
- [Introduction to the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
- [Resume Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-resume/)
- [Breadcrumb Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-breadcrumb-links/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Not Enrolled Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/redirect-user-if-not-enrolled/)
**Published:** January 31, 2018
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to redirect users who attempt to access a course page but are not enrolled in the course.
**Content:**
### Overview
Send visitors who aren’t enrolled in a course to a sales page, landing page, or sign-up form instead of leaving them on a blank or restricted course screen. The Not Enrolled Redirect module turns “you can’t access this” into a chance to convert.
### What It Does
When a user tries to view a course they aren’t enrolled in, this module redirects them to a URL you choose. It applies to:
- Logged-out visitors
- Logged-in users who are not enrolled in that course
Administrators are excluded, so you can always preview the course yourself. Users enrolled through a LearnDash **group** are also treated as enrolled and are not redirected.
You set a separate redirect URL for each course, which lets you point every course at its own sales or landing page. The redirect applies to the course page itself, not to individual lessons or topics within the course.
**Important:** The redirect only fires for visitors LearnDash considers *not enrolled*. Because **Open** courses grant access to everyone, LearnDash never reports those visitors as “not enrolled,” so the redirect won’t fire on them.)
### Before You Start
This module is part of the free **Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash** and works with LearnDash 3.x.
1. Go to **WordPress Admin > Uncanny Toolkit**.
2. Enable the **Not Enrolled Redirect** module.
The per-course redirect field only appears after the module is active.
### How to Set Up a Redirect
1. Open the course you want to protect and go to **Edit Course**.
2. Open the **Settings** tab (the **Display and Content Options** settings).
3. Confirm the course **Access Mode** is set to **Closed**.
4. Locate the **Not enrolled Redirect URL** field and enter the full URL where non-enrolled users should be sent (for example, your sales page).
5. Update the course to save your changes.
\[Screenshot: LearnDash Edit Course screen, Settings tab, with the “Not enrolled Redirect URL” field filled in and Access Mode set to Closed\]
The redirect URL field supports shortcodes, so you can build dynamic destinations if needed.
### Redirecting to Another Domain
By default, WordPress only allows redirects to URLs on your own site. If you want to send users to an external domain, you need to add that domain to WordPress’s list of allowed redirect hosts using the `allowed_redirect_hosts` filter.
Add the following to your child theme’s `functions.php` file, replacing `example.com` with the domain you’re redirecting to:
```
add_filter( 'allowed_redirect_hosts', 'uo_allowed_domains_list' );
function uo_allowed_domains_list( $hosts ) {
$hosts[] = 'example.com';
return $hosts;
}
```
We recommend adding code snippets through a child theme or a dedicated code-snippets plugin so your changes survive theme updates.
### Related Articles
- [Log In/Log Out Redirects](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-login-redirect/)
- [Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/)
- [Show or Hide Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/show-hide-content/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/)
**Published:** May 7, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Excerpt:** Learn how to create different menus for logged in and logged out users.
**Content:**
### Menu Item Visibility
Show different menu items to logged-in and logged-out visitors, so each audience sees only the links that matter to them. The Menu Item Visibility module adds a simple per-item control to your WordPress menus, with no code required.
### What This Module Does
When enabled, Menu Item Visibility adds a visibility setting to every item in your WordPress menus. You can choose whether each item appears for everyone, only for signed-in users, or only for signed-out users.
This is ideal for streamlining navigation. For example, you can hide a **Log In** link from members who are already signed in, or show a **My Courses** link only to logged-in students.
### Enabling the Module
1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to **Uncanny Toolkit**.
2. Find **Menu Item Visibility** in the list of modules.
3. Turn the module on.
No further configuration is needed at the module level. Once it’s active, the new visibility controls appear automatically inside your menu editor.
### Setting Visibility on a Menu Item
Visibility is set individually for each menu item under **Appearance > Menus**.
1. Go to **Appearance > Menus**.
2. Select the menu you want to edit.
3. Click a menu item to expand its settings.
4. Under the **Display Mode** control, choose who should see the item:
- **Everyone** (default)
- **Logged In Users**
- **Logged Out Users**
5. Repeat for any other items you want to control.
6. Click **Save Menu**.
 That’s it. The visibility rule applies immediately on the front end of your site, and any item without a rule continues to display for everyone.
### What This Module Doesn’t Do
Menu Item Visibility controls visibility based on login status only. It does not offer role-based granularity, so you can’t restrict a menu item to a specific user role (such as showing a link only to a particular group or membership level).
If you need per-role menu control, we recommend the free **[Nav Menu Roles](https://wordpress.org/plugins/nav-menu-roles/)** plugin instead.
#### Important: Conflict with Nav Menu Roles
Menu Item Visibility and the **[Nav Menu Roles](https://wordpress.org/plugins/nav-menu-roles/)** plugin cannot run at the same time. If you use Nav Menu Roles, disable the **Menu Item Visibility** module in the Uncanny Toolkit to avoid a conflict between the two.
Choose one approach based on your needs:
- Use **Menu Item Visibility** for simple logged-in vs. logged-out control.
- Use **[Nav Menu Roles](https://wordpress.org/plugins/nav-menu-roles/)** if you need to target specific user roles.
### Related Articles
- [Log In/Log Out Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/log-in-log-out-links/)
- [Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/)
- [Hide Admin Bar](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/hide-admin-bar/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Log In/Log Out Redirects](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-login-redirect/)
**Published:** May 6, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to redirect users to specific pages when they log in and log out of your site.
**Content:**
### Overview
Send your learners exactly where you want them to go after they log in or log out. This Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash module lets you set custom destination URLs for non-administrator users, so members land on a course dashboard, a profile page, or any URL you choose instead of the default WordPress screen.
### What This Module Does
The **Log In/Log Out Redirects** module sends non-administrator users to URLs you specify:
- **After login** — for example, your course list, a “My Courses” page, or a personalized dashboard.
- **After logout** — for example, your homepage, a sales page, or a custom goodbye page.
Administrators are intentionally excluded from these redirects so they continue to reach /wp-admin/ as usual. This keeps your management workflow intact while giving members a tailored experience.
### How to Set It Up
1. In your WordPress admin, go to **Uncanny Toolkit**.
2. Locate the **Log In/Log Out Redirects** module and click **Activate** (then **Settings** if it doesn’t open automatically).
3. Enter the full destination URL in the **Login Redirect** field (for example, `https://yoursite.com/my-courses/`).
4. Enter the full destination URL in the **Logout Redirect** field (for example, `https://yoursite.com/)`.
5. Click **Save** to apply your changes.
We recommend using complete URLs (including `https://`) rather than relative paths to avoid protocol mismatches.
 **Important:** If you have **any** other plugin on your site that can redirect users on login or logout, it will, in all likelihood, override this Toolkit redirect. See the Troubleshooting section below before activating this module.
### Adjusting Redirect Priority
The module includes an adjustable redirect priority value in its settings. If another plugin or theme is intercepting the redirect before Toolkit can act, increasing this value can help Toolkit take priority. This is a common fix for conflicts with page builders such as Elementor Pro.
### Troubleshooting
#### Conflicts With Other Redirect Plugins
Plugins that manage login behavior, such as **LoginWP** (formerly Peter’s Login Redirect), **Theme My Login**, and **UserPro**, will all take priority over this module. If your redirect isn’t working, a competing plugin is the most likely cause.
- Temporarily deactivate other login/redirect plugins to confirm the conflict.
- If you can’t remove the conflicting plugin, configure the redirect within that plugin instead, or try increasing the redirect priority value (see above).
**Note:** If a conflict can’t be resolved through Toolkit, a dedicated redirect plugin such as **LoginWP** can be configured to override other plugins and handle the redirect for you.
#### Redirects Not Firing or Caching Interference
Server-side caching can serve a cached page before the redirect runs, especially on your homepage.
- Ask your host to add cache exclusions for the pages involved in the redirect.
- Pay particular attention to homepage caching layers such as **Varnish**.
**Important:** Always clear your cache after changing redirect settings, and test in a private/incognito window to rule out browser-cached results.
#### Redirect Loops or Repeated Login Prompts
If users are bounced back to the login screen repeatedly, you’re likely dealing with an HTTPS/HTTP mismatch.
- Confirm your SSL certificate is installed and that your **WordPress Address** and **Site Address** (under **Settings > General**) both use https://.
- Make sure the redirect URLs you entered use the same protocol (https://) as the rest of your site.
- Avoid pointing a login redirect at a page that itself redirects logged-out users back to login, which can create a loop.
### Related Articles
- [Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/)
- [Log In/Log Out Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/log-in-log-out-links/)
- [Not Enrolled Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/redirect-user-if-not-enrolled/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Log In/Log Out Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/log-in-log-out-links/)
**Published:** May 5, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to create links that log users into or out of your site in menus or anywhere else.
**Content:**
### Overview
Add log in, log out, and registration links anywhere on your site using simple shortcodes, or drop them straight into your navigation menus. The **Log In/Log Out Links** module gives you a fast, code-free way to point users to the right action based on whether they’re signed in.
### What This Module Does
Once the module is enabled, you get four shortcodes that display context-aware links: a log in link for signed-out users, a log out link for signed-in users, a combined link that switches automatically, and a link to your registration page. You can place these shortcodes in pages, posts, and widgets, or add them to any WordPress menu through a dedicated **Uncanny Menu Links** section.
### Shortcode Reference
Wrap your link text inside the shortcode tags. The text between the opening and closing tags becomes the clickable link.
**Shortcode** **What it does** ```
[```
uo_login_link
```]
```
Displays a **log in** link to signed-out users. ```
[```
uo_logout
```]
```
Displays a **log out** link to signed-in users. ```
[```
uo_loginout
```]
```
Automatically shows a **log in** link to signed-out users and a **log out** link to signed-in users. ```
[```
uo_register
```]
```
Displays a link to your site’s **registration page**.
For example, to show a log in prompt you’d use:
```
[```
uo_login_link
```] Log In [```
/uo_login_link
```]
```
The \[`uo_loginout`\] shortcode is the most convenient option for navigation menus and headers, since a single link handles both states for you.
### Adding Links to a Menu
You can add log in, log out, and registration links directly to any WordPress menu without writing a shortcode. While logged in as an administrator:
1. Go to **Appearance > Menus**.
2. Locate the **Uncanny Menu Links** section on the left side of the screen.
3. Check the menu entries you want to add.
4. Click **Add to Menu**.
5. Drag the new items into the desired position, then click **Save Menu**.
 ####
#### About Registration Links
The Toolkit does not include its own registration page or replace WordPress’s built-in registration functions. The [Register](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-login.php?action=register) link simply points to whatever registration setup already exists on your site.
If you want a branded, fully featured registration experience, we recommend pairing the Toolkit with a dedicated form plugin such as Gravity Forms with the User Registration add-on.
### Optional: Front End Login Modal
If you’d like the log in link to open a pop-up modal instead of loading a separate page, the **Front end login modal** menu item is available. To use it, make sure:
- The **Front End Login** module is enabled.
- **AJAX** is enabled in the Front End Login settings.
- A **Login Page** is set in the Front End Login settings.
The modal works with any login template — there is no requirement to use a specific template.
### Related Articles
- [Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/)
- [Log In/Log Out Redirects](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-login-redirect/)
- [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Introduction to the Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
**Published:** April 18, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** An introduction to the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit plugin.
**Content:**
### Overview
The Uncanny Toolkit is a free, modular plugin that fills the gaps in LearnDash — adding the login pages, navigation, and front-end features that course creators reach for most. Turn on only the modules you need, and skip the custom code.
### What the Toolkit Does
LearnDash is a powerful LMS, but building a polished learner experience around it usually means stitching together shortcodes, snippets, and workarounds. The Uncanny Toolkit packages those common needs as ready-to-use **modules** you enable from a single settings screen — no developer required.
Each module is self-contained and independent. Activate a branded front-end login, add course breadcrumbs, hide the admin bar from students, show learners their certificates — or all of the above. Because the Toolkit adds almost no styling of its own, modules inherit your theme’s design and stay out of your way.
The Toolkit is the free foundation; [Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-pro-toolkit/) adds advanced modules such as course timers, group registration, CSV reporting, and more.
### The Modules
Enable any of these under **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules**. We recommend turning on only the modules you actively use.
#### Login & Access
- [Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/) — Branded login, forgot-password, and reset-password forms anywhere on your site, with optional modal login, reCAPTCHA, and two-factor authentication.
- [Log In/Log Out Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/log-in-log-out-links/) — Add login, logout, and register links to menus and pages with shortcodes.
- [Log In/Log Out Redirects](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-login-redirect/) — Send users to the right page after they log in or out.
- [Not Enrolled Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/redirect-user-if-not-enrolled/) — Redirect visitors who aren’t enrolled in a course to a sales or landing page.
#### Navigation & Learner Experience
- [Breadcrumb Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-breadcrumb-links/) — Add course → lesson → topic breadcrumbs so learners always know where they are.
- [Resume Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-resume/) — Drop learners back exactly where they left off.
- [Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/quiz-completion-advances-to-next-step/) — Automatically move learners forward after they complete a quiz.
- [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/) — Show different menu items to logged-in and logged-out visitors.
- [Show or Hide Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/show-hide-content/) — Conditionally display content based on login status with shortcodes.
- [Hide Admin Bar](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/hide-admin-bar/) — Remove the WordPress admin bar for students for a cleaner front end.
#### Certificates
- [Show Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/show-learndash-certificates/) — Make earned course and quiz certificates available to learners.
- [Certificate Widget](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-certificate-widget/) — Display a learner’s certificates in any widget area or via shortcode.
#### Administration & Tools
- [Groups in User Profiles](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-groups-user-profiles/) — See a user’s LearnDash group memberships right on their profile.
- [User Switching](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-switching-module/) — Log in as another user to troubleshoot, then switch back instantly.
- [Disable Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/disable-emails/) — Block all outgoing email — ideal for staging and testing.
- [Topics Autocomplete Lessons (Legacy)](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/topics-autocomplete-lessons/) — A legacy auto-completion module retained for backward compatibility.
### A Refreshed Admin Experience
As of v3.8.0, the Uncanny Toolkit uses the standardized Uncanny Owl admin interface — a cleaner, consistent settings design shared across Uncanny Owl plugins. Your modules and settings work exactly as before; the screens are simply easier to navigate.
 ### Getting Started
1. [Install the Uncanny Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) and activate it.
2. Open **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules** and enable the modules you need.
3. Configure each module under **Uncanny Toolkit > Settings**.
New to the plugin? Start with the workflow-based [Getting Started with the Uncanny Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) guide to find the right modules for your goals.
### Related Articles
- [Install the Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) — Installation and first-time setup
- [Uncanny Toolkit – Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-quick-reference/) — Every shortcode in one place
- [Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-pro-toolkit/) — Advanced modules for growing course sites
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Install the Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
**Published:** April 19, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to install the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit on your site.
**Content:**
### Overview
The Uncanny Toolkit is a free plugin available from the WordPress.org plugin directory. Installation takes a couple of minutes, and you choose which modules to enable afterward.
### Requirements
- **WordPress 5.8** or higher, with the **LearnDash LMS** plugin installed and active
- **PHP 7.4** or higher
- **LearnDash 4.2** or higher
### Installation
1. Log in to your WordPress admin dashboard.
2. Go to **Plugins > Add New**.
3. Search for **Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash**.
4. Click **Install Now**, then **Activate**.
 After activation, a new **Uncanny Toolkit** menu appears in your WordPress admin.
### Enable Your Modules
The Toolkit ships with every module turned **off** so you can enable only what you need.
1. Go to **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules**.
2. Find the module you want and toggle it on.
3. Click **Save** if prompted.
4. Configure the module under **Uncanny Toolkit > Settings**.
 **We recommend** enabling only the modules you actively use. Each active module adds a small amount of processing, so leaving unused modules off keeps your site lean.
### A Note on Styling
The Toolkit intentionally includes very little CSS of its own. This keeps modules from clashing with your theme — front-end elements like login forms and breadcrumbs inherit your theme’s design. If you want to fine-tune the appearance, you can add your own CSS or, for login forms, use the [Front End Login Modern theme](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/) colour selectors.
### A Refreshed Admin Interface
As of v3.8.0, the Toolkit uses the standardized Uncanny Owl admin design that’s shared across Uncanny Owl plugins. Everything works as before — the settings screens are simply cleaner and more consistent.
### Installing Toolkit Pro Alongside the Free Version
[Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-pro-toolkit/) runs alongside the free Toolkit and adds advanced modules. You can keep both active at the same time — Pro modules appear in the same **Modules** and **Settings** screens. Install Pro by uploading its ZIP under **Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin** and entering your license key.
### Next Steps
1. Review the [Introduction to the Uncanny Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) to see what each module does.
2. Enable and configure the modules that match your goals.
3. Keep the [Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-quick-reference/) handy for shortcodes.
### Related Articles
- [Introduction to the Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) — Module overview and directory
- [Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/) — A popular first module to set up
- [Uncanny Toolkit – Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-quick-reference/) — All shortcodes in one place
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Hide Admin Bar](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/hide-admin-bar/)
**Published:** April 22, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to hide the black WordPress admin bar at the top of the screen from users with specific roles.
**Content:**
### Overview
The **Hide Admin Bar** module removes the WordPress admin bar from the front end for the user roles you choose, giving students a clean, professional, distraction-free experience that keeps them focused on your courses instead of the dashboard.
By default, WordPress displays a black admin bar across the top of the screen for logged-in users. For students, this bar adds clutter and can tempt them to wander into the dashboard. The **Hide Admin Bar** module lets you switch off that bar on the front end for any roles you select, while leaving it intact for the administrators and managers who actually need it.
The module is role-based: you simply check off the roles that should not see the admin bar, and those users will browse your site without it.
### Configuring the Module
1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to **Uncanny Toolkit** and open the **Modules** screen.
2. Locate the **Hide Admin Bar** module and click to enable it.
3. Open the module’s **Settings**.
4. You’ll see a list of user roles, each with its own checkbox. Check off every role that should **not** see the front-end admin bar.
5. Save your settings.
Once saved, members of the selected roles will no longer see the WordPress admin bar when viewing the front end of your site.
 ### How Roles Behave
A few details determine which roles appear in the list and how they’re handled:
- **Administrators are always protected.** Any role with the **manage\_options** capability is excluded from this module and will not appear in the list of roles. This typically includes **Administrators** and any other roles that have been granted that capability through a role-editing plugin. These users always keep the admin bar.
- **Only eligible roles are shown.** The role list contains the roles you can safely hide the bar for, such as **Subscriber**, **Customer**, and any custom student roles that lack the **manage\_options** capability.
We recommend hiding the admin bar for your student-facing roles. On a typical LearnDash site, that means checking off the **Subscriber** and **Customer** roles so learners get a polished front-end experience while your team retains full dashboard access.
### Related Articles
- [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/)
- [Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/)
- [Introduction to the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Groups in User Profiles](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-groups-user-profiles/)
**Published:** April 30, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to display the groups a user is a member of on the Edit User screen in the WordPress admin panel.
**Content:**
See at a glance which LearnDash Groups a user belongs to, right on their WordPress profile screen, without clicking through every group to check.
### Overview
On sites with more than a handful of LearnDash Groups, answering a simple question like “which groups is this user in?” can mean opening each group one by one. The **Groups in User Profiles** module from the Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash solves this by listing every group a user belongs to directly on their WordPress admin profile (edit-user) screen.
This is a read-only convenience for administrators. It surfaces group membership where you’re already working, making it faster to trace a user’s access and troubleshoot enrollment or permissions questions.
This module is part of the free Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash. If you haven’t installed the Toolkit yet, see [Install the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/).
### How to Enable It
1. In your WordPress admin, go to **Uncanny Toolkit**.
2. Locate the **Groups in User Profiles** module.
3. Click **Activate** to turn the module on.
There are no additional settings to configure. Once activated, the group list appears automatically on user profile screens.
### What It Shows
Once the module is active, the user’s profile screen displays a list of all LearnDash Groups that user currently belongs to. This gives administrators a quick way to trace group membership and access across sites that manage many groups.
The list is **display-only**. You cannot add or remove a user from a group from this view. To change a user’s group memberships, you’ll still need to open the associated LearnDash Group and manage its users there.
 ### Where to Find It
The group list appears on the WordPress backend, not the front end. To view it:
1. Go to **Users > All Users**.
2. Click the user you want to inspect (or use the **Edit** link).
3. Scroll down the profile screen to find the section listing the user’s LearnDash Group memberships.
### Displaying Groups on the Front End (Pro)
The Groups in User Profiles module is built for administrators working in the WordPress dashboard. If you want to show a user their own group memberships on the front end of your site, the Uncanny Toolkit Pro plugin includes a **Group List shortcode** for that purpose.
The Group List shortcode is part of Toolkit Pro, so you’ll need Pro installed with that module activated to use it. For more on what Toolkit and Toolkit Pro offer, see the [Introduction to the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/).
### Related Articles
- [Introduction to the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
- [Install the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
- [Hide Admin Bar](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/hide-admin-bar/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Getting Started with the Uncanny Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-the-uncanny-toolkit/)
**Published:** June 29, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### What Is the Uncanny Toolkit?
The Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash is a free, modular plugin that adds the features course creators reach for most — a branded login experience, course navigation, certificate displays, admin shortcuts, and more. Instead of installing a separate plugin or pasting code snippets for each need, you enable self-contained **modules** from one settings screen and configure only what you use.
Common goals the Toolkit solves include replacing the default WordPress login page, helping learners navigate and resume courses, showing students their certificates, and giving administrators tools to manage and troubleshoot their site.
### How the Toolkit Works
The basic flow is the same for every module:
1. **Install and activate** the Toolkit from the WordPress plugin directory.
2. **Enable a module** under **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules** — every module ships turned off, so you opt in to exactly what you need.
3. **Configure it** under **Uncanny Toolkit > Settings**, then add any blocks or shortcodes to your pages.
Because each module is independent, you can start with one and add more over time. We recommend enabling only the modules you actively use.
### Choose Your Workflow
Use the guide below to jump straight to the modules that match what you’re trying to do.
#### I want a branded login experience
Replace the generic `wp-login.php` page with login, forgot-password, and reset-password forms that live on your own pages and match your theme.
**Start here:**
- [Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/) — Branded login forms, modal login, reCAPTCHA, and two-factor authentication
- [Log In/Log Out Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/log-in-log-out-links/) — Add login/logout/register links to menus
- [Log In/Log Out Redirects](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-login-redirect/) — Send users to the right page after sign-in
- [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/) — Show different menu items to logged-in vs logged-out visitors
#### I want to improve course navigation and completion
Help learners orient themselves, pick up where they left off, and move through content smoothly.
**Start here:**
- [Breadcrumb Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-breadcrumb-links/) — Course → lesson → topic breadcrumbs
- [Resume Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-resume/) — Return learners to their last spot
- [Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/quiz-completion-advances-to-next-step/) — Auto-advance after a quiz
- [Hide Admin Bar](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/hide-admin-bar/) — A cleaner, distraction-free front end for students
#### I want to show learners their certificates
Make earned certificates easy to find and download.
**Start here:**
- [Show Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/show-learndash-certificates/) — Make certificates available to learners (enable this first)
- [Certificate Widget](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-certificate-widget/) — Display certificates in a widget area or with a shortcode
#### I want to control who sees what
Gate content and menu items based on whether a visitor is logged in or enrolled.
**Start here:**
- [Show or Hide Content](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/show-hide-content/) — Conditionally display content with shortcodes
- [Not Enrolled Redirect](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/redirect-user-if-not-enrolled/) — Send non-enrolled visitors to a sales page
- [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/) — Show/hide menu items by login status
#### I want admin tools for managing and testing my site
Troubleshoot learner issues and work safely on a staging site.
**Start here:**
- [User Switching](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-switching-module/) — See the site exactly as a specific learner, then switch back
- [Groups in User Profiles](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-groups-user-profiles/) — View a user’s group memberships from their profile
- [Disable Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/disable-emails/) — Block all outgoing email on a staging or test site
### First-Time Setup Checklist
1. **Install and activate** the Toolkit. See [Install the Uncanny Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/).
2. **Confirm requirements** — LearnDash active, PHP 7.4+, LearnDash 4.2+, WordPress 5.8+.
3. **Enable your first module** under **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules** based on the workflow above.
4. **Configure it** under **Uncanny Toolkit > Settings** and add any required block or shortcode to a page.
5. **Test it** on the front end in an incognito window (especially login and redirect features, which behave differently for logged-in users).
### Free vs. Pro
The free Toolkit covers the essentials. If you need advanced features — course timers, group registration and management, bulk CSV reporting, certificate emailing, and more — see [Uncanny Toolkit Free vs. Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-quick-reference/) and [Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-pro-toolkit/).
### Related Articles
- [Introduction to the Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) — Full module directory
- [Install the Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) — Installation and setup
- [Uncanny Toolkit – Quick Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-quick-reference/) — Every shortcode in one place
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Front End Login](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/front-end-login/)
**Published:** April 21, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to implement a customized front end login page for your site.
**Content:**
### Overview
Put a fully branded login experience anywhere on your site — no more sending learners to the default wp-login.php screen. Front End Login lets you place login, forgot-password, and reset-password forms on your own pages so the entire sign-in flow matches your design.
The Front End Login module replaces WordPress’ generic login page with forms you control. You choose where the login form lives, how it looks, and where users land after they sign in. It includes built-in forgot-password and reset-password flows, optional AJAX submission, a modal (pop-up) login, Google reCAPTCHA spam protection, and two-factor authentication support.
This is the foundation of most custom membership and e-learning sites built on LearnDash: pair it with [Log In/Log Out Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/log-in-log-out-links/) and [Log In/Log Out Redirects](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-login-redirect/) to deliver a seamless, on-brand sign-in journey.
### Setup
1. Enable the **Front End Login** module under **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules**.
2. Create a new page (for example, “Log In”) and add the **Front End Login** Gutenberg block, or place the
## Login
Log in below to access your account.
Username or Email Address
Password
Remember Me
[Forgot Password?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/?action=lostpassword) shortcode on it.
3. Go to **Uncanny Toolkit > Settings** and open the **Front End Login** settings.
4. Set this page as your **Login Page** (see the setting below). Users who try to reach the default WordPress login screen will be redirected here instead.
5. Configure the form’s theme, colours, and behaviour to match your site.
 ### Settings
The module includes extensive customization options. The key settings are:
- **Enable AJAX** — Adds AJAX form submission. This must be on to use the modal login shortcode and the modal login menu item.
- **Select Template** — Choose the design of the login form (see [Choose a Login Form Theme](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1n52xWg8-m8rPrF_RO9F-cP7qEfamSVvZcq4GNytWX58/edit#choose-a-login-form-theme) below).
- **Login Page** — Select the page that hosts your login form. When users attempt to access the WordPress login page, they are redirected here. This page must contain the Front End Login block or the
## Login
Log in below to access your account.
Username or Email Address
Password
Remember Me
[Forgot Password?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/?action=lostpassword) shortcode.
- **Manual User Verification** — When enabled, users who register from the front end must be approved by an administrator before they can log in.
- **Login Form** — Customize the main login form:
- **Show Register Link** — Displays a link below the form using your **Register Link Text** and **Register Link** URL.
- **Hide All For Logged In Users** — Hides the form entirely from users who are already logged in.
- **Message For Logged In Users** — Content shown to logged-in users (unless **Hide All For Logged In Users** is enabled).
- **Modal login** — Set the button label for the modal login shortcode and choose whether to dim the background when the modal opens.
- **Google reCAPTCHA Settings** — Enter valid reCAPTCHA v2 **Site Key** and **Secret Key** values to add an anti-spam challenge to the login form.
- **Cloudflare Turnstile Settings** — Enter your Turnstile **Site Key** and **Secret Key** to use Cloudflare Turnstile as a privacy-friendly, no-puzzle alternative to reCAPTCHA (see [Spam Protection](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1n52xWg8-m8rPrF_RO9F-cP7qEfamSVvZcq4GNytWX58/edit#spam-protection-recaptcha-or-cloudflare-turnstile) below).
- **Forgot Password Form / Forgot Password Email / Reset Password Form** — Customize the appearance, behaviour, and email content of the password-reset flow.
- **Require strong password** — When checked, new passwords must be a minimum of 8 characters with at least one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and one number.
- **Two-Factor Authentication** — Shows whether 2FA is active on your site (see [Two-Factor Authentication](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1n52xWg8-m8rPrF_RO9F-cP7qEfamSVvZcq4GNytWX58/edit#two-factor-authentication) below).
### Choose a Login Form Theme
Use the **Select Template** setting to pick the look of your login form:
- **Default** — A clean, standard login form.
- **Boxed with shadow** — A styled form with a drop shadow.
- **Modern** *(new in v3.8.0)* — A refreshed login form design (labeled **Modern** in the **Select Template** dropdown) with built-in **colour pickers**. When Modern is selected, four colour fields appear — **Primary Color** (used for titles, buttons, and links), **Text Color**, **Background Color**, and **Border Color** — letting you match the form to your brand directly from the settings page, with **no custom CSS required**.
**Tip:** The **Modern** template offers the most complete set of built-in colour controls and is the recommended starting point for new sites that want on-brand colours without custom CSS.
### Shortcodes
The module includes three shortcodes:
**Shortcode****What it does**
## Login
Log in below to access your account.
Username or Email Address
Password
Remember Me
[Forgot Password?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/?action=lostpassword) Displays the full Front End Login form using your selected template and settings. Place this on your designated **Login Page**.
Remember Me
[Forgot Password?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/?action=lostpassword)A barebones username/password form for secondary pages, without the full template styling.Displays a link (styleable as a button) that opens a modal login pop-up when clicked.#### Login redirects
Both
Remember Me
[Forgot Password?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/?action=lostpassword) and
## Login
Log in below to access your account.
Username or Email Address
Password
Remember Me
[Forgot Password?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/?action=lostpassword) support a redirect attribute, useful when different login pages should send users to different destinations:
Remember Me
[Forgot Password?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/?action=lostpassword)For role-based redirects, use the [Log In/Log Out Redirects module](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-login-redirect/).
You can also append `?redirect_to=` to the login page URL to send users to a specific page after logging in:
```
https://www.yoursite.com/login?redirect_to=/my-courses/
```
### Two-Factor Authentication
Front End Login integrates with the free [WP 2FA plugin by Melapress](https://melapress.com/wordpress-2fa/) to add two-factor authentication to your front-end login form. When WP 2FA is installed and configured, the module automatically extends the 2FA challenge to your custom login page — including **backup code** entry — so users get the same security on your branded form that they would on the default WordPress login.
As of Toolkit v3.8.0, this integration uses the WP 2FA REST API for more reliable code verification and backup-code handling.
To enable it:
1. Install and configure the **WP 2FA** plugin and set up your 2FA policy there.
2. The **Two-Factor Authentication** section of the Front End Login settings will indicate that 2FA is active. No additional Toolkit configuration is required.
 **Note:** Configure your 2FA rules in the WP 2FA plugin itself. See the [WP 2FA documentation](https://melapress.com/support/kb/) for policy and enforcement options.
### Spam Protection: reCAPTCHA or Cloudflare Turnstile
Front End Login can add a spam-protection challenge to the login form using either **Google reCAPTCHA v2** or **Cloudflare Turnstile**. Both are configured in the Front End Login settings — add the keys for whichever service you prefer.
- **Google reCAPTCHA** — In the **Google reCAPTCHA Settings** section, enter your reCAPTCHA v2 **Site Key** and **Secret Key**.
- **Cloudflare Turnstile** — In the **Cloudflare Turnstile Settings** section, enter your Turnstile **Site Key** and **Secret Key**. Turnstile becomes active as soon as both keys are filled in. Turnstile is a privacy-focused alternative that usually verifies visitors without a visible puzzle. You can also customize the messages learners see:
- **Turnstile Not Checked Message** — Shown when the challenge hasn’t been completed (default: *Verify you are human.*).
- **Turnstile Error Message** — Shown when validation fails.
- **Turnstile Render Error Message** — Shown if the Turnstile widget can’t load.
 **Important:** Use **one** challenge service at a time. Don’t enter keys for both reCAPTCHA and Turnstile, and don’t run a separate reCAPTCHA/Turnstile plugin that also modifies login forms — overlapping challenges will conflict. To get your keys, see Google’s reCAPTCHA admin console or the Cloudflare Turnstile dashboard.
### Adding a Modal Login to a Menu
The modal login form can open from any menu link, but it requires the [Log In/Log Out Links module](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/log-in-log-out-links/) to also be enabled. With both modules active:
1. Go to **Appearance > Menus**.
2. Find the **Uncanny Menu Links** section.
3. Add a modal login link to your menu.
**Note:** A **Login Page** must be set in the Front End Login settings for the modal login to work from a menu.
### For Developers
#### The login\_form action hook *(new in v3.8.0)*
Toolkit v3.8.0 added a `login_form` action hook to the login templates, giving developers a reliable place to inject custom markup or fields into the front-end login form. This mirrors the behaviour of WordPress’ core `login_form` hook within the Toolkit’s templates.
#### Overriding the login templates
Since Toolkit v3.1, you can override the login templates in an upgrade-safe way by copying them into your theme. For example, to override the default login form, copy:
`wp-content/plugins/uncanny-learndash-toolkit/src/templates/frontend-login/default-login.php`
to:
`wp-content/themes/your-theme/uncanny-toolkit/frontend-login/default-login.php`
The copied file then overrides the plugin’s version.
**Warning:** Never edit template files inside the Uncanny Toolkit plugin folder directly — they are overwritten on every plugin update.
### Troubleshooting
**Important:** Make sure your login page is **not** cached. If you see password-reset errors, redirect errors, or users being logged out unexpectedly, a caching plugin or server-side cache is the most common cause. Exclude the login page from all caching.
Also avoid running a separate reCAPTCHA or Cloudflare Turnstile plugin that modifies login forms — it will likely conflict with the Toolkit’s built-in reCAPTCHA/Turnstile support.
#### If You Lock Yourself Out
If you save invalid settings and find you can no longer log in:
1. Connect to your site by FTP.
2. Rename the `/wp-content/plugins/uncanny-learndash-toolkit/` folder temporarily to disable it.
3. Log in as an administrator from the default WordPress login page.
4. Rename the folder back and reactivate the Toolkit while still signed in.
5. Correct the settings on the **Uncanny Toolkit > Settings** page and test the login page again in an incognito window.
This can happen if a maintenance-mode or site-wide protection plugin conflicts with Front End Login, or if your redirects create a loop.
### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with the Uncanny Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) — Plan your login and membership flow
- [Log In/Log Out Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/log-in-log-out-links/) — Add login, logout, and register links to menus
- [Log In/Log Out Redirects](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-login-redirect/) — Send users to the right page after signing in
- [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/) — Show different menu items to logged-in and logged-out visitors
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Disable Emails](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/disable-emails/)
**Published:** January 2, 2020
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Learn how to instantly disable all outgoing emails from your site.
**Content:**
### Overview
The **Disable Emails** module stops your site from sending any outgoing email, so you can safely test, stage, or migrate without accidentally notifying real users.
### What This Module Does
When active, **Disable Emails** intercepts WordPress’s `wp_mail()` function and prevents all outgoing messages from leaving your site. Because nearly every WordPress plugin sends mail through `wp_mail()`, this effectively blocks course notifications, password resets, comment alerts, and any other email your site would normally generate.
To keep things obvious, the module adds a reminder to your WordPress admin bar whenever it’s turned on, so you always know email is being blocked.
### How to Enable It
1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules**.
2. Locate the **Disable Emails** module.
3. Click **Activate**.
There are no additional settings to configure. The module works as a simple on/off switch: once it’s active, all outgoing email is blocked, and the admin-bar reminder appears.
**Important:** While this module is active, it blocks ALL outgoing email from your site, not just LearnDash messages. This includes password resets, order receipts, form notifications, and admin alerts. Do not leave it enabled on a live production site, or your users will stop receiving important emails.
### When to Use This
This module is built for situations where you want your site to behave normally without actually sending mail:
- **Staging environments:** Keep test accounts and copied user data from receiving real notifications.
- **Development and debugging:** Trigger and test email-driven workflows without flooding inboxes.
- **Site migrations:** Prevent users from receiving notifications while you move or rebuild a site.
In each case, you get the safety of a fully blocked outbox while everything else on the site continues to run as usual.
### Pairing With an Email Logging Plugin
Because blocked emails are never delivered, you won’t see them anywhere by default. If you need to confirm *which* emails your site would have sent, we recommend pairing this module with an email logging plugin such as [**Email Log**](https://en-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/email-log/) or . The logging plugin records every message your site attempts to send, while **Disable Emails** ensures none of them actually go out, giving you a complete record without any real delivery.
### Limitations
This module only blocks email sent through WordPress’s `wp_mail()` function. In practice this covers nearly every WordPress plugin, and there are no known cases of email bypassing the block. However, if a plugin or service sends mail through its own external method instead of `wp_mail()`, that mail may not be caught by this module.
### Related Articles
- [Introduction to the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
- [Install the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/)
- [User Switching](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-switching-module/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Certificate Widget](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-certificate-widget/)
**Published:** April 25, 2016
**Author:** yuehchin
**Excerpt:** Learn how to add a widget that displays the user's earned LearnDash certificates.
**Content:**
### Overview
The Certificate Widget gives your learners one convenient place to find every certificate they’ve earned. Drop it into any sidebar, footer, or widget area and signed-in users will see a tidy, linked list of their available certificates.
### What the Widget Does
The Certificate Widget displays a list of the LearnDash certificates a logged-in user has earned — including **course**, **quiz**, and **group** certificates. Each item links to the certificate so learners can view or download it on demand. Because the list is personalized per user, it’s a great fit for a “My Account” page, a course dashboard, or a persistent sidebar.
### Prerequisites
- **LearnDash** must be active.
- The **Certificate Widget** module must be enabled under **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules**.
That’s all the widget needs — it builds the certificate list directly from LearnDash. (It does not depend on the separate **Show Certificates** module; that module simply provides an equivalent *shortcode* — see [Using a Shortcode Instead](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WBSrEb3-yIWjU0aenVosoInZsUbSZgeDNfqC575mVpI/edit#using-a-shortcode-instead) below.)
### Adding the Widget
1. In your WordPress admin, go to **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules** and confirm the **Certificate Widget** module is enabled.
2. Go to **Appearance > Widgets**.
3. Locate the **Certificates – Uncanny Toolkit** widget and add it to your chosen widget area (for example, a sidebar or footer).
### Configuring the Widget
Once the widget is placed, you can customize these settings:
- **Title** – The heading shown above the list (default: *Your certificates*).
- **No certificates message** – The text shown when a learner has no certificates yet (default: *Complete courses to earn certificates*).
- **Certificate Order** – The sort direction: **Ascending** or **Descending**.
- **Certificate Order By** – Order certificates by **Title** or by **Date Earned**.
 ### Display Course/Quiz Titles or Certificate Titles
By default, the widget labels each list item using the course or quiz title. If you’d prefer the list to show the certificate’s own title instead, enable **Display Certificate title instead of Course/Quiz title** from the **Uncanny Toolkit > Modules** page, under the Certificate Widget module’s settings.
We recommend using certificate titles when your certificate names are more descriptive or learner-friendly than the underlying course and quiz names.
 ### Using a Shortcode Instead
If you’d rather place a certificate list inside a page, post, or template instead of a widget area, use the` [uo_learndash_certificates] `shortcode. Note that this shortcode is provided by the **Show Certificates** module, so enable **Show Certificates** if you want to use it. It supports attributes for filtering by course, quiz, and group certificates and for a custom heading — see the [Show Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/show-learndash-certificates/) article for the full attribute list.
### Related Articles
- [Show Certificates](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/show-learndash-certificates/) – Provides the `[uo_learndash_certificates]` shortcode for displaying certificates in page content.
- [Introduction to the Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) – Overview of what the Toolkit offers and how its modules work.
- [Install the Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) – How to install and activate the Toolkit.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Breadcrumb Links](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-breadcrumb-links/)
**Published:** April 24, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to display breadcrumb links on your site that understand the LearnDash course > lesson > topic hierarchy.
**Content:**
### Overview
The **Breadcrumb Links** module adds a navigation trail to your LearnDash courses so learners always know where they are in a course and can jump back to any parent level in a single click. In deep course structures, this small piece of context makes a big difference in keeping learners oriented and reducing support requests.
### What the Breadcrumbs Show
By default, the breadcrumb trail follows the full LearnDash hierarchy:
**Home » Course Archive Page » Course Name » Lesson Name » Topic Name**
Each item is a clickable link to that level, and the trail automatically reflects the learner’s current location (quizzes are supported too). The first item, **Home**, links to your site’s home page; the course archive is shown as a separate crumb after it. The default separator between items is ».
 ### Enabling the Module
1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to **Uncanny Toolkit** and open the modules screen.
2. Find the **Breadcrumb Links** module and turn it on.
3. Open the module’s **Settings** to customize the display (see below).
 If you haven’t installed the Toolkit yet, see [Install the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/).
### Displaying the Breadcrumbs
You have two ways to output the breadcrumb trail, depending on where you want it to appear.
#### Shortcode
Use the shortcode to place breadcrumbs in any page, post, or widget. It takes no attributes:
```
[uo_breadcrumbs]
```
#### Template Function
To integrate breadcrumbs directly into your theme (for example, in a header template or another PHP file), call the template function:
```
``
```
By default the function echoes the breadcrumb HTML. Pass `false` to return it as a string instead:
```
```
We recommend the template function when you want breadcrumbs to appear consistently across all course content without editing individual pages.
### Customization Options
Open the **Breadcrumb Links** module **Settings** to tailor the trail to your site.
The module’s **Settings** panel includes these options:
- **Dashboard Page Title** — The label used for the dashboard crumb.
- **Dashboard Page** — Select a page to use as the dashboard. When set, this page replaces the course archive in the trail, sending learners to a custom landing page instead of the default LearnDash archive.
- **Breadcrumbs Separator** — The character or markup placed between items (default »). You can include HTML here, so you’re free to use a Font Awesome icon or similar element in place of a plain character.
- **Include Current Page** — Whether the current page is included as the final crumb in the trail.
### Related Articles
- [Introduction to the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/introduction-to-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) — an overview of everything the Toolkit offers.
- [Install the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-learndash-toolkit/) — get the Toolkit set up on your site.
- [Resume Button](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-resume/) — let learners jump straight back to where they left off.
- [Menu Item Visibility](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/menu-item-visibility/) — show or hide menu items based on enrollment and login status.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
---
### [Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash - Changelog](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-learndash-reporting-changelog/)
**Published:** September 16, 2017
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Content:**
### 5.1.3.3 \[2026-05-29\]
**Update:**
- SCORM Modules – Added WordPress filter `uo_tincanny_actor_name` to allow overriding the learner name passed to modules via `cmi.learner_name`, following the existing `uo_tincanny_actor_mbox` filter pattern #1051
**Fixed:**
- Course Report – Fixed incorrect % Complete values on load and after resetting the search #1084
- Lesson and Topic Reports – Restricted report results to learners and courses within a group leader’s assigned scope when the group filter is left blank, preventing visibility of learners outside their managed groups #1080
- Manage Content – Replaced cache-busting for module JS/CSS assets to ensure updated SCORM and Captivate packages load correctly after a module is replaced or re-uploaded without requiring a hard refresh #1090
- Module Protection – Resolved an undefined array key notice for `protect-scorm-tin-can-modules` under specific theme and course page configurations #1000
- Tin Canny Modules – Prevented duplicate completion check AJAX requests for the same module and lesson, reducing unnecessary server load during xAPI activity #1066
- WordPress Compatibility – Settings now appear in a dedicated “Tin Canny” tab on the edit page for LearnDash post types #1086
- iSpring Modules – Fixed an issue where xAPI state requests used an incorrect agent identity, causing users to share the same state data and affecting individual progress tracking #1058
---
### 5.1.3.2 \[2026-05-13\]
**Added:**
- xAPI Quiz Report – Added empty labels for Storyline matching and Likert questions when und is missing #1047
**Fixed:**
- Captivate – Added support for registration when the package contains `tincan.xml` but does not include `captivate.css` #1007
- Rise/SCORM – Resolved a 403 error for guests on inner pages when global “protect modules” is enabled, but the lesson is configured not to be protected #1049
- Fixed resume state corruption caused by `parse_str` converting dots to underscores #1062
- Corrected `suspend_data` corruption when the course name contains `&` #1065
- Fixed an undefined array key warning for `protect-scorm-tin-can-modules` on PHP 8+ #1018
---
### 5.1.3.1 \[2026-01-30\]
**Fixed:**
- Rise Module Resume – Resolved an issue that prevented modules from resuming correctly by improving how activity URLs are detected and handled using a prioritized resolver across multiple sources #994
---
### 5.1.3 \[2026-12-23\]
**Added:**
- Reporting – Enhanced `tincanny_module_allow_db_capture` and `tincanny_process_content` filters to support skipping specific xAPI events and reduce database bloat #983
**Fixed:**
- Excel/CSV Export – Resolved an issue where exporting data for individual courses would get stuck on a loading spinner #978
- Quiz Question Analysis Report – Restored missing search field and CSV export option that were previously available in the report interface #987
- Rise Module Resume – Resolved an issue that prevented modules from resuming correctly by improving how activity URLs are detected and handled using a prioritized resolver across multiple sources #964
- SCORM Modules – Resolved an issue where modules failed to load for specific users when `module_id` was 0 by adding a guard check for invalid IDs #981
- SCORM Uploads – Resolved an issue where certain SCORM packages were misclassified as Articulate Rise, preventing SCORM API injection and causing “Unable to acquire LMS API” errors #976
- xAPI Reports – Resolved an issue where activity names were blank for statements missing a description by adding a fallback to use the activity’s name #974
---
### 5.1.2 \[2025-12-10\]
**Fixed:**
- Mark Complete Button – Resolved an issue where the button was not rendered on Single Page Courses due to late hook registration #959
- Tin Canny – Resolved an issue where iSpring FlipBook modules displayed a blank page after upload #961
- Tin Canny Uploader – Resolved a JS crash during ZIP uploads on Windows caused by a missing `invalid_file_type` i18n string when certain MIME types are detected #970
---
### 5.1.1 \[2025-10-24\]
**Updated:**
- Added a new filter `uo_tincan_ld_admin_capability_check` to allow site owners to define which roles can access Tin Canny reporting features, replacing the previous administrator-only restriction #923
**Fixed:**
- Adjusted loading order to require Composer autoload before `init.php` for proper initialization #954
- Removed unintended space from the option name to ensure consistent option handling #954
- Tin Canny User Report – Text strings now support translations #937
- Frontend User Report – Made the % Complete and Avg Quiz columns sortable #908
- Prevented the `run_activity_name_hash_migration_event` cron job from being repeatedly re-scheduled when Tin Canny Reporting is active #935
- Protection setting not applying correctly when set on a lesson or topic #943
- Resolved autoload conflict with the “Insert or Embed Articulate Content into WordPress” plugin #920
- Standardized progress calculation using LearnDash to resolve data inconsistencies between the single Course table and course summary table #944
- Resolved issues with xAPI state requests not loading correctly and added optional debug logging support for troubleshooting #952
**Internal:**
- Hide unnecessary notices on Tin Canny Reports #933
- Updated uploader node dependencies #931
**Performance:**
- Optimized reporting queries by splitting large `INNER JOIN` operations into indexed subqueries, reducing scanned rows from millions to thousands and significantly improving execution time #925
---
**Important:**
- **Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash v5.0+ is a major update,** with many improvements across reporting, and updates to the library used to display modules in a lightbox. **We recommend testing this update on a staging site prior to deploying it to your live site.**
### 5.1.0.3 \[2025-07-31\]
**Updated:**
- Tin Can – Added WP filter `tincanny_result_override` to override results value #894
**Fixed:**
- Course Reports – Adjusted when exclude role and user ID filters are applied to ensure they run at the correct point during initialization #916
- Quiz Module Report (frontend) – Fixed uncaught ReferenceError when `sfwd_data` is not defined #896
- Quiz Report – Fixed incorrect user display by syncing group user IDs with actual group members #902
- SCORM driver – Improved 404 handling to ensure redirects work properly without affecting other 404 pages #906
- Tin Canny Reports (frontend) – Fixed User Report redirecting to Course Report due to Group filter #900
- User Report – Resolved issue showing double enrolment counts on some sites #891
**Under the Hood:**
- Restored missing `scormdriver-sync.js` to support SCORM sync #917
---
### 5.1.0.2 \[2025-06-27\]
**Fixed:**
- Licensing – Plugin license key was being automatically reactivated immediately after deactivation #887
- SCORM modules – Updated legacy file paths to `scormdriver.js` and `scormdriver-sync.js` for older uploaded modules #886
- Storyline modules – Resolved an issue where questions were not captured for reporting under specific conditions #885
- Tin Can Report & xAPI Quiz Report – Some group leaders were prevented from using group filters #879
- Site Check – Removed obsolete PHP file check #882
---
### 5.1.0.1 \[2025-06-20\]
**Updated:**
- Tin Canny Module Modal – Added `closeOnOutsideClick` to the JS config, configurable via WordPress filter `uo_tincanny_glightbox_config` #871
**Fixed:**
- LearnDash Lessons – Mark Complete and Completion Condition were not migrating to new meta when upgrading from v4 to v5 for some users #876
- LearnDash Lessons – “Always enabled” setting for the Mark Complete button was not functioning as expected #874
---
### 5.1 \[2025-06-05\]
**Added:**
- Manage Content – Visual overhaul with a modernized design
- Manage Content – Added columns to show uploaded date and filesize of each module #867
**Fixed:**
- Caching condition dropdown not showing options #854
- Course Report and User Report tabs were being removed when “Capture Tin Can and SCORM data” setting was set to “No” #858
- Tin Can Reports – User Search was not working due to SQL WHERE clause issue #864
- User Report – Enrolled group courses were not included in report #862
- Settings – Deleting Tin Canny Data or Bookmarks with a selected course caused a PHP error #851
**Under the Hood:**
- Ensure `/wp-json/uncanny_reporting/v1/courses_overview/` runs when needed #860
---
### 5.0.2 \[2025-05-22\]
**Fixed:**
- Course & User Report – Now displays only relevant data to group leaders #849
---
### 5.0.1 \[2025-05-14\]
**Updated:**
- Tin Canny Group Quiz Report – Added caching to improve report load times and a loading animation to enhance UX #846
**Fixed:**
- Individual Quiz Report – PHP error when loading the Gutenberg block on the front end #840
- Tin Can Statement – PHP error when actor data is received as an array instead of a string from some modules #837
- Tin Canny Course/User Report – Fixed an issue preventing the Gutenberg block from loading on the front end #838
- Tin Canny Group Quiz Report – Shortcode not rendering on the frontend #844
- Tin Canny Lesson/Topic Reports – Improved Gutenberg block UI and fixed a JavaScript issue #843
- Tin Canny Reports – Fixed broken “See details” links in front end user reports #842
---
### 5.0 \[2025-05-08\]
**Added:**
- Quiz Report – Shortcode parameter `exclude_non_course_quizzes` to exclude non-course quizzes. #821
- Quiz Report – WordPress filter `uo_tincanny_quiz_report_user_report_url` to override the ‘userReportUrl’ parameter. #753
- Settings – Option to remove all Tin Canny data on plugin deletion. #794
- Settings – Site Check now confirms the plugin has direct access to PHP files. #141
- Settings – Course and User Report – Option to select a default group and page length when loading reports. #398
- Settings – Reset Data: “Purge statements” setting now supports purging specific statement types. #721
- Tin Can Report – WordPress filter `uo_tincanny_data_consider_scaled_score` to consider scaled scores in reporting. #802
- User Report – “Completion date” for Lessons/Topics. #494
- User Report – “Start date” for Courses. #493
**Updated:**
- Course Report – Refactored and improved performance. #398
- User Report – Refactored and improved performance. #398
- Tin Can Report – Refactored and improved performance. #398
- xAPI Quiz Report – Refactored and improved performance. #398
- Tin Can – Statement capture now falls back to user ID when email is unavailable. #810
**Fixed:**
- Course Report – 0% completion shown even when users completed the course. #767
- Manage Content – Button/field misalignment when no modules are present. #589
- PHP Warning – Undefined variable in `Slides.php` on some sites. #812
- Module Uploader – Error messages sometimes not shown to users when module registration fails. #808
- PHP Notice – Function `_load_textdomain_just_in_time` called incorrectly. #825
- ScormDriver – Incorrect if condition causing a JavaScript error in some modules. #799
- Tin Canny Module Uploader – Rise SCORM modules now correctly identified. #770
- `tincanny_reporting` custom capability not applied on network-installed multisite. #748
**Under the hood:**
- Major internal rework – Core architecture and systems overhauled for improved stability and extensibility. #398
- Updated libraries – All major libraries updated to latest versions including charting, DataTables, lightbox, and module search components. #398
- “Try Automator” menu entry renamed to “Automation”. #517
- Suppressed admin notices to reduce noise on Tin Canny pages. #722
- Frontend module modal pop-up switched to `glightbox`. #674
---
### 4.4.1 \[2025-01-27\]
**Added:**
- Added Time column to Lesson & Topic Reports to show how long the user spent in each lesson/topic (requires Simple Course Timer from the Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash) #701
- Added a setting to select SCORM driver type (Async/Sync) for newly uploaded modules #771
**Fixed:**
- AR2017 Issues with results scoring 65387 #729
- Divi Theme – Frontend editing is throwing PHP warnings in preview mode 69621 #783
- PHP Notices and some faulty SQL Queries 67024 #758
- `ultc_current_request_type` header returning NULL in some situations #776
---
### 4.4.0.4 \[2024-09-26\]
**Fix:**
- Restrict “Mark Complete” behavior – “Disabled until complete” activation changes detailed in the last release were omitted and are now included #750
---
### 4.4.0.3 \[2024-09-12\]
**Fixed:**
- Tin Canny Course Report – Percentage column displaying 0% on some sites #746
- Quiz Report `[uo_individual_quiz_report]` – PHP warnings resolved #742
- Restrict “Mark Complete” behavior – “Disabled until complete” now activates the button in the latest Chrome release #750
- Tin Canny User Report – Course progress incorrectly showing “Not started” in some cases #734
**Internal:**
- `[uotc_ld_quiz_report]` – Added WP filters to override the “Not attempted” string #725
---
### 4.4.0.2 \[2024-07-18\]
**Updated:**
- Lesson Report `[uotc_lesson_report]` – WP filter `uo_tincanny_uotc_lesson_report_page_length` to configure DataTable page length on page load #697
- SCORM launcher – WP filter `uo_tincanny_reporting_scorm_launch_url` to modify the launch URL #699
**Fixed:**
- Tin Canny Reporting – Child groups not available in dropdown for group leader #695
- Quiz Reports – Custom query LD table names #715
- Rise Module – Custom HTTP Header #704
---
### 4.4.0.1 \[2024-03-18\]
**Updated:**
- Front End Quiz Reports – Added “Detailed Report” column as a default column #665
- Tin Canny Uploader – Use `wp_max_upload_size` value if it’s greater than 2 GB for larger file uploads #681
**Fixed:**
- Front End Quiz Reports – Group leaders see all groups in some instances #667
- Tin Can Report – Tab not hiding in front end when “Enable Tin Can Report on front end” is set to No #672
- Tin Canny Uploader – Improved support of a module in a subfolder when full zip option is selected #655
- Tin Canny Uploader – Max upload file size error message displays Bytes but shows in MB #679
- iSpring 11 module not sending anything but “Experienced” statements #654
**Under the hood:**
- Licensing endpoint update #685
- PHP notice when `$_SERVER[HTTP_REFERER]` is not set #657
- Quiz Report – Incorrect namespace format issue of the REST call #661
- Tin Canny Reporting – Added WP Action `tincanny_reporting_before_courses_overview_report` #670
---
### 4.4 \[2024-02-08\]
**New Feature:**
- New report – Quiz Report `[uotc_ld_quiz_report]` #487
**Addition:**
- Tin Canny Uploader – Show maximum upload size limit by host when full zip option checkbox is selected #649
**Update:**
- Tin Canny Uploader – Removed cancel button for full zip uploads #644
**Fixed:**
- Tin Canny Uploader – File by File method – Update Error handling of 403 and 503 #643
- Tin Canny Uploader – Replace module functionality with full zip creating new module #645
---
### 4.3.1 \[2024-01-25\]
**Addition:**
- Added WP Filter `uo_tincanny_reporting_ispring_11_include_tin_can_support` to optionally disable iSpring 11 support #634
**Updated:**
- Tin Canny Blocks – Strings are translatable now #632
- Tin Canny Uploader – Checkbox added to upload full zips instead of file-by-file upload #590
**Fixed:**
- Quiz Question Analysis Report – PHP Error in a specific situation #635
- LearnDash – Admin Pages – Action dropdown formatting broken when Tin Canny is active #639
**Under the hood:**
- Added `$force` param for `learndash_process_mark_complete` function for a future LearnDash update #630
- Additional validations before deleting module directories #641
---
### 4.3.0.11 \[2024-01-12\]
**Fixed:**
- H5P statements are not recording #628
---
### 4.3.0.10 \[2024-01-11\]
**Update:**
- Course Report – Ability to allow viewing all data based on WP filter `tincanny\_view\_all\_reports\_permission` #620
**Fixed:**
- Ensure Multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) functions are loaded in uploaded SCORM or xAPI module #618
- Front End User Quiz Report is not displaying SCORM/xAPI scores #617
- Course Report – PHP notice when lesson no longer exists #626
---
### 4.3.0.9 \[2024-01-02\]
**Fixed:**
- Security update checks on reporting table row data #615
- Folder permissions update for new uploads #608
- Front End Quiz Report displaying HTML code #606
- Uploader Module incorrectly identifying some authoring tools #611
- Tin Canny Manage Content page – Stop deregistering scripts #614
- ucTinCan endpoint 404 in some environments #610
---
### 4.3.0.8 \[2023-12-14\]
**Updated:**
- Manage Content Page – WP filter ``uo_tincanny_uploader_manage_content_deregister_scripts`` to handle issues with ``wp_deregister_script`` on some sites #596
- Course report – Database query to fetch user’s meta improved to decrease load time #598
- Code quality updated for improved security #600
**Fixed:**
- Course Report – Corrected an issue with In Progress data when a group filter is used #591
- PHP 7.2 – PHP Error fix #594
---
### 4.3.0.7 \[2023-11-09\]
**Updated:**
- Individual Quiz Report – WP filter `uo_tincanny_quiz_report_show_multiple_attempts` to show multiple quiz attempts in report #585
- Content Protection – WP filters `uo_tincanny_protection_headers` & `uo_tincanny_file_motified_http_status_code` to modify Content Header attributes #581
**Fixed:**
- Blocks – Removed `lodash` dependency for WordPress v6.4+ #587
---
### 4.3.0.6 \[2023-10-18\]
**Fixed:**
- Course and User reports – Improved groups query #573
- Course and User reports – Reports showing 0 values in a specific scenario on some sites #573
- Improved PHP 8.2 compatibility #578
---
### 4.3.0.5 \[2023-10-13\]
**Fixed:**
- xAPI Quiz Report – Module not sending Question text #566
- Course and User reports – Stuck in an infinite loop when a group leader has several hundred groups #563
- Improved LearnDash active check #561
- iSpring Module not loading after first launch #558
- Module table column update – PHP Error in a specific situation #556
- Course overview – Dividing by Zero PHP Error #568
---
### 4.3.0.4 \[2023-08-31\]
**Fixed:**
- Removed unnecessary htaccess changes #554
---
### 4.3.0.3 \[2023-08-29\]
**Fixed:**
- Tin Canny Uploader – Custom Image option #550
- Tin Canny Uploader – Increased allowed module title length #548
- AJAX call running on xAPI events when “Capture Tin Can and SCORM data” is disabled #546
- htaccess changes to support encoded spaces #544
- Tin Canny Uploader – Module sub-type detection changes #541
- Default module dimension settings #540
- Dispatch open & close events to document when the lightbox is opened and closed #537
- Tin Canny Uploader – REST API permissions #533
**Updated:**
- WordPress Filter: tincan\_xapi\_table\_columns for Tin Can report #538
---
### 4.3.0.2 \[2023-08-01\]
**Fixed:**
- Tin Canny Uploader – Replace content functionality creating new module for uploads #529
---
### 4.3.0.1 \[2023-07-31\]
**Fixed:**
- Iframe settings not appearing in Gutenberg Tin Canny Content #525
- Articulate Rise 360 modules not showing correct format and do not track statements correctly #523
- Tin Canny uploader incorrectly identifying some Articulate modules #527
---
### 4.3 \[2023-07-24\]
**New Feature:**
- Tin Canny Uploader #505
**Updated:**
- Tin Canny Content Gutenberg block ignores the global lightbox size setting #448
- Tin Canny Reports – Separate tabs into different pages #516
**Fixed:**
- do\_action `tincanny_module_result_processed` not firing due to missing ‘completion’ parameter #508
- WP install in a subfolder breaks the site check #506
---
### 4.2.0.4 \[2023-06-01\]
**Fixed:**
- Course report – PHP Error with 15000+ users when All groups option is selected #500
- User Reports – Front End not loading complete data for Group Leaders #496
- Replace quotes in display\_name that is used while setting ‘actor’ parameter #491
---
### 4.2.0.3 \[2023-05-15\]
**Fixed:**
- Course report – Incomplete report data issue effecting in a specific situation #488
- PHP warning of Undefined array key #486
---
### 4.2.0.2 \[2023-05-08\]
**Updated:**
- Lesson/Topics Reports – LearnDash Custom Labels support added #481
- Course Report – Removed data upgrade instructions #479
**Fixed:**
- User Reports – Count columns not reflecting correct data #483
- WP Dashboard – Most Completed Courses Widget – Course progress not showing #478
---
### 4.2.0.1 \[2023-04-25\]
**Added:**
- Beaver Builder – Tin Can Media button added #472
**Fixed:**
- Course report – Missing some data when “All users” is selected #475
- Course report – PHP error if user roles are not defined #470
---
### 4.2 \[2023-04-19\]
**Added:**
- Lesson completion report #458
- Topic completion report #458
**Updated:**
- Completion condition – Add support for target & verb #456
- Course and Tin Can reports – Improved loading performance #450
**Fixed:**
- xAPI/H5P now uses AJAX instead of `wp-load.php` dependency #468
- Fix `phpinfo()` issue by adding condition and only execute if it exists #459
- User Report – User course filter not working #415
- Group filter for Course/User Reports limited to 500 results #466
---
### 4.1.5.1 \[2023-03-22\]
- Course Report – Data missing when a specific group is selected #454
---
### 4.1.5 \[2023-03-20\]
**Fixed:**
- iSpring 11 xAPI modules statements not tracking #441
- Course reports never load because of insufficient site resources #450
- Lightbox – All effects other than fade make the content load off-screen #442
- PHP Error during sanity check in a certain situation #432
- “Add Tin Canny Media” button missing from Divi Visual Builder #424
- User report tab, TinCan page – Page title not showing correctly #420
- User report tab, TinCan page – Course title showing up as ‘Not Found’ and Page title #417
**Updated:**
- Tin Canny Reporting – Improved translation strings #412
**Internal:**
- Added WordPress filter `uo_tincanny_reporting_get_state_fallback_query` to enable/disable fallback #427
- Applied branding changes for branding changes #391
- Security hardening for Uncanny Automator installer #431
---
### 4.1.4 \[2022-12-01\]
**Updated:**
- Tin Canny – Remove `shell_exec` dependancy and use WordPress FileSystem for various file management tasks #399
**Fixed:**
- Fix Leading space in translation #402
**Developer**:
- New do\_action call to allow early exit #404
- `do_action( 'tincanny_before_process_request' );`
---
### 4.1.3.1 \[2022-11-23\]
**Updated**:
- Removed `shell_exec` admin notice
---
### 4.1.3 \[2022-11-22\]
**Updated**:
- Admin Reporting – Sort module name drop-down list in ascending order #374
- Trigger custom JS event (`tincanny-learndash-statistics-contentchanged`) when LearnDash’s statistics content changes #354
- Added X-Robots header #345
**Fixed**:
- Fix path issue during module upload if WordPress is installed in a subfolder #372
- Course Report and User Report – PHP error with PHP 8.x+ in a certain situation #369
- Uploading process – Fixed removal of a new line character in the asset title #364
- Tin Canny Reporting – Fixed PHP Error if user data is not available #347
- User Report – First & Last name not appearing on Multisite #395
**Internal**:
- Improved PHP 8+ compatibility #385
- Dependency check `shell_exec` function #378
- `register_rest_route` was called incorrectly #367
- Added in-plugin notifications #381
**Developers**:
- Reporting – Added filters to add the ability to exclude user roles and user ids from a report #376
- `apply_filters( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_exclude_roles', array() );`
- `apply_filters( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_exclude_user_ids', array() );`
- Question Analysis Report – Added do\_action to append content #357
- `do_action( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_questions_no_quiz_selected' );`
- `do_action( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_questions_no_multiple_choice' );`
- `do_action( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_questions_table_beforebegin' );`
- `do_action( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_questions_table_thead_afterbegin' );`
- `do_action( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_questions_table_thead_beforeend' );`
- `do_action( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_questions_table_tbody_afterbegin' );`
- `do_action( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_questions_table_tbody_beforeend' );`
- `do_action( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_questions_table_afterend' );`
- Reporting API – Added new filters #352
- `apply_filters( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_restrict_group_leader_post', $restrict_group_leader_post, $group_id);`
- `apply_filters( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_restrict_group_leader_postmeta', $restrict_group_leader_postmeta, $group_id);`
- `apply_filters( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_restrict_group_leader_associated_posts', $restrict_group_leader_associated_posts, $group_id);`
- `apply_filters( 'uo_tincanny_reporting_course_groups_enrolled', $results, $group_ids );`
---
### 4.1.2.2 \[2022-06-30\]
**Fixed:**
- CSS snippet hiding other admin notices #343
---
### 4.1.2.1 \[2022-06-28\]
**Fixed:**
- Tin Canny Reports – Export buttons now work as expected #340
---
### 4.1.2 \[2022-06-21\]
**Added:**
- Quiz Question Analysis – Add date range #334
- Quiz Question Analysis Report – Excel export option #330
- Uncanny Automator 1-click installer #84
**Updated:**
- Tin Can & xAPI reports CSV export – Add user ID column #324
- Tin Can Course Report – Group names in the group drop down now appears alphabetically #318
- Ticket submission from inside plugin now includes site URL and license details #205
**Fixed:**
- Quiz Question Report – Limit results to a specific quiz when share questions setting is enabled #328
- Course Report – Data visualization #326
- Function `get_magic_quotes_gpc()` deprecated since PHP 7.4 #317
### 4.1.1 \[2022-05-18\]
**Added:**
- Quiz Question Analysis Report – `uo_tincanny_reporting_questions_quiz_dropdown_title` filter added #313
**Updated:**
- Quiz Question Analysis Report – “LearnDash” word dropped from quiz dropdown #312
- Quiz Question Analysis Report – Additional CSS classes added #304
**Fixed:**
- Core – `WP_Filesystem_Direct` fallback added when shell\_exec not available #301
- Quiz Question Analysis Report – PHP error when the site is < PHP 7.3 #296
- Tin Canny Report – hidden page field accidentally breaking frontend reports on some sites #282
---
### 4.1 \[2022-03-31\]
**Added:**
- New Report: [Quiz question analysis](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-quiz-question-analysis-report/) `[uo_question_report]` #269
**Updated:**
- Tin Canny shortcode – New `do_action() `hooks for developers #277
- `tincanny_reporting_wrapper_before_begin`
- `tincanny_reporting_wrapper_after_begin`
- `tincanny_reporting_course_report_after_end`
- `tincanny_reporting_course_report_before_end`
- `tincanny_reporting_user_report_after_begin`
- `tincanny_reporting_user_report_before_end`
- `tincanny_reporting_tin_can_after_begin`
- `tincanny_reporting_tin_can_before_end`
- `tincanny_reporting_xtin_quiz_after_begin`
- `tincanny_reporting_xtin_quiz_before_end`
- `tincanny_reporting_wrapper_before_end`
- `tincanny_reporting_wrapper_after_end`
- Tin Canny Reporting – Cache is now disabled by default #292
**Fixed:**
- LearnDash forced timer no longer unlocks the Mark Complete button if Tin Canny completion conditions have not been met #288
- Tin Canny Report – Hidden page field breaking front end reports on some sites #282
---
### 4.0.7.2 \[2022-03-15\]
**Added:**
- Tin Canny module – Added options for width in vw and height in vh #271
**Fixed:**
- Tin Can Report – Group dropdown not appearing on some sites #274
---
### 4.0.7.1 \[2022-03-03\]
**Fixed:**
- Course Report – PHP error on some environments
---
### 4.0.7 \[2022-03-03\]
**Updated:**
- Added `launched_lesson` attribute to shortcode to support jumping to a specific Articulate Rise lesson by URL parameter #247
- Disabled scrolling on the body element when the lightbox is open #246
- Removed irrelevant “Success” column from Tin Can report #117
- Group quiz report now supports negative scores #222
- Improved PHP 8+ support #227
**Fixed:**
- Conflict with “Admin Menu Editor Pro” causes Tin Canny to erroneously list all groups on reports #258
- H5P results are now correctly mapped to courses when basic HTTP authentication is enabled #241
- Front End Quiz Report now includes line breaks in essay question responses #240
- xAPI Quiz Report now displays accurate results for multiple attempts on the same question #234
- PHP error if a module sends a non-standard SCORM value #236
- PHP warning – Use of undefined constant in admin-send-ticket.php #143
---
### 4.0.6 \[2021-12-14\]
**Added:**
- Support for negative scores in the Individual Quiz Report #217
- Support for some non-standard SCORM modules missing required title element #213
- Improved PHP 8 compatibility #209
**Fixed:**
- Some SCORM statements not being recorded when the user’s email was included in statement data #202
- Course ID is now recorded properly in some Lectora content #202
- PHP notice causing an issue with Tin Canny data loading in the User Report #200
---
### 4.0.5 \[2021-11-11\]
**Added:**
- Fallback option for enrollment lookup due to Course Access List upgrade removal in LearnDash 3.5 #177
**Updated:**
- Improved translation support in Tin Canny xAPI Quiz Report / Tin Can Report #151
- Changed permissions from update\_plugins to manage\_options for deleting an Individual User’s Tin Can Data #125
**Fixed:**
- Remote cURL calls causing an error on some servers #159 #170
- MySQL query syntax fix of Tin Canny resume table #198
---
### 4.0.4 \[2021-10-04\]
**Added:**
- Support for BuddyBoss H5P blocks #137
- Added primary key support in resume (bookmarks) database table #149
- Internal PHP filters for developers #167
- Updated JS filters for activity graphs #148
**Updated:**
- Improved translation support in reports #151
- scormdriver.js file for Articulate Rise content #132
- Changed permissions from update\_plugins to manage\_options for deleting an individual user’s Tin Canny Data #125
- When the selected group is changed from the user report tab, the user is no longer sent back to the course report tab #134
**Fixed:**
- PHP warning – block\_categories deprecated #153
---
### 4.0.3 \[2021-08-20\]
**Updated:**
- Improved compatibility with SCORM 2004 #94
- Tin Canny Reporting – Improved compatibility when Redis object caching is enabled #93
License updates #83
**Fixed:**
- Directory constants causing issues when `UO_ABS_PATH` is not writeable #90
- Incorrect function return parameter types for `get_data` and `get_xapi_data` #88
- Database error when previewing content from the Manage Content page #80
- Some users missing from report when they are not assigned to a LearnDash Group #85
- Tin Canny Reporting – Fixed multiple JS notices due to missing dependencies #102
**For Developers:**
- Tin Canny Reporting – `uo_tincanny_reporting_disable_cache` filter to disable Object caching #93
---
### 4.0.2 \[2021-07-05\]
**Fixed:**
- Data not displaying in reports when no groups exist
- Data not displaying in reports for users not in a group
---
### 4.0.1 \[2021-06-25\]
**Fixed:**
- Fixed: First and last names not appearing in reports on some sites
---
### 4.0 \[2021-06-24\]
**Added:**
- Support for any xAPI or SCORM compatible content #37
- Support for results from quizzes not associated with a course on the individual quiz report. #64
- Improved compatibility of Tin Canny content with Bootstrap #55
- Support for “Add Tin Canny Media” button in WP Bakery Page Builder #50
**Updated:**
- Improved performance of reports #63
**Fixed:**
- When “Capture Tin Can and SCORM data” is set to No, Mark Complete behaviours are now hidden #43
- Experience API Package Error #75
- Various database errors on some sites #74
- Conflict with Gravity Forms on some sites #66
- User reports not showing data on some sites #57
- “View” link for certificates on reports is now translatable #52
- Elementor no longer causes console errors on Tin Canny pages in /wp-admin #46
- Tin Canny Group Quiz Report Gutenberg block now saves User Quiz Report URL parameter value #34
- PHP notices when uploaded file name contains certain characters #31
- LearnDash message “Please go back and complete the previous .” no longer missing text in some situations #27
- Lesson list no longer truncated on user report #23
- PHP warning in Tin Can driver #10
- xAPI Report column labels are now translatable #3
---
### 3.6.2 \[2021-03-19\]
**Added:**
- Support for negative Tin Can scores
**Fixed:**
- When a non-default setting is chosen for User identifier(s), some columns may appear blank
- Total users enrolled in a course reported incorrectly in some instances
- PHP Warning: Fixed default value for active classes option
---
### 3.6.1 \[2021-02-19\]
**Fixed**:
- Database prefix issue on some sites
---
### 3.6 \[2021-02-16\]
**Added**:
- Support for embedding Tin Canny modules with Mark Complete integration in a [Single Page Course](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/single-page-courses/) (requires the [Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro/))
- Slower compatibility mode for xAPI statement capture for compatibility with modules that send statements on module closure
- Setting to select what user data columns are displayed on the User Course and User Overview reports
- Ability to sort on all columns of the User Report
- Module ID now displayed in Gutenberg block for Tin Canny content
- More descriptive error messages when an error is encountered while uploading Tin Canny modules
**Updated**:
- Reorganized settings page
- Course and lesson IDs are now saved with bookmark data
- uo\_group\_quiz\_report shortcode now accepts relative URL for user\_report\_url parameter
**Fixed**:
- Close lightbox icon difficult to see on some sites
- Incorrect permission\_callback was preventing group leaders from viewing some quiz results
- See details link in reports would not work when collapsed (narrow window or mobile view)
- Required LearnDash version message updated to version 3.1
- Group Leaders not assigned to a group now see an error message instead of a blank screen
- Various PHP notices that appear in some situations
---
### 3.5.3 \[2020-12-04\]
**Added**:
- Ability to specify a verb and a result in a completion condition with “&&” operator. Example: result > 80 && completed
**Fixed**:
- Hidden and Autoadvance setting not automatically advancing the user on some modules
---
### 3.5.2 \[2020-11-26\]
**Fixed**:
- Hidden and Autoadvance setting was redirecting to /undefined in the last lesson of a course
- Mark Complete integrations “Hidden until complete” and “Disabled until complete” not working for some modules
---
### 3.5.1 \[2020-11-16\]
**Fixed**:
- Captivate files no longer throw a JavaScript error on load
---
### 3.5 \[2020-11-12\]
**Added**:
- Support for Tin Canny Gutenberg block embedded inside another block
**Updated**:
- Improved performance and stability of Mark Complete options with reduced delay before action
- Improved consistency of user segmenting by groups on newer versions of LearnDash
- Allowed YouTube, Wistia and blob data type in content security policy for improved compatibility with additional content types
- Added filters to make it easier for developers to customize access to reports
**Fixed**:
- Database::create\_table\_snc\_post\_relationship no longer throws an error on WordPress multisite
- Quiz reports no longer throws a database error when no courses are selected
- Sorting by date is now correct on individual quiz report
- Some SCORM-based Storyline modules no longer display the error “Unsupported file type detected”
---
### 3.4.4 \[2020-08-19\]
- Updated: Content protection now supported on additional server configurations
- Updated: Detailed quiz reports on \[uo\_individual\_quiz\_report\] now work on LearnDash 3.2+
- Updated: Added permission\_callback to all Rest API calls for WordPress v5.5 compatibility
- Updated: Lightbox no longer limited to 90vh x 90vw
- Updated: Security improvements (CVE-2020-9439)
- Fixed: When “Enable sorting by % complete” is set to “No”, the enrolled course count is now accurate on the individual user report
- Fixed: Hidden and Autoadvance now consistently marks the associated lesson/topic complete
- Fixed: PHP warning: Illegal string offset ‘restrict-mark-complete’
---
### 3.4.3 \[2020-07-20\]
- Added: Support for updated Storyline 1.2, Storyline 360 and Presenter 360 SCORM launch files
- Updated: Lightbox JS to version 1.3.1 and added tweaks to support jQuery 3.x
- Fixed: Missing translations in reporting-admin-menu.php
- Fixed: Typo in “Certificate Link” text
---
### 3.4.2 \[2020-06-30\]
- Added: Support for updated Storyline/Presenter xAPI launch files
---
### 3.4.1 \[2020-06-25\]
- Added: Search field on Tin Canny uploader
- Added: Dropdown to select rows displayed per page on Course and User reports
- Updated: register\_rest\_route path no longer contains trailing slash
- Updated: “Data not right? Try running the LearnDash data upgrades” message no longer shown to Group Leaders viewing reports in /wp-admin
- Updated: Duplicate uo\_enable\_h5P\_admin\_ajax filter removed from classes/init.php
- Updated: Changed “TinCanny Settings” to “Tin Canny Settings”
- Updated: Content protection metabox now displayed only on public post types
- Fixed: JavaScript conflict with Elementor
- Fixed: Single course completion graphs now show accurate counts
- Fixed: Hidden and Autoadvance setting not working for some modules
- Fixed: Column filters now working on xAPI Quiz Report
- Fixed: PHP notice: Undefined index on upload when using Tin Canny Gutenberg block
- Fixed: PHP warning: Invalid argument supplied foreach() in reporting-api.php for courses with no users
- Fixed: SQL error on some H5P statements that do not correctly include user details
- Fixed: Database error trying to save resume progress for a lesson when viewed by an anonymous user
- Fixed: Added default values for all plugin settings
---
### 3.4 \[2020-04-03\]
- Added: Support for Lectora Inspire SCORM 1.2 and xAPI content
- Added: Tin Can and xAPI Quiz reports now available on the front end; settings to enable/disable added to Settings page (default is disabled)
- Added: Tin Canny protection settings on non-LearnDash post types
- Added: Manage Content Page preview URL filter for sites using non-standard WordPress configurations: apply\_filters( ‘tincanny\_module\_url\_preview’, $src, $post );
- Updated: Performance of Hidden and Autoadvance option improved
- Updated: Added message to run Learndash data upgrades to improve reporting accuracy
- Updated: Added support for Add Tin Canny Media button in Text element of Divi Builder
- Fixed: All records now included if “Excel Export” is clicked on initial load of the Course Report
- Fixed: Reports not loading when LD settings returning as array instead of string
- Fixed: Tin Canny no longer attempts to save resume data for anonymous users
- Fixed: Database error when H5P modules don’t pass correct user details in API call
- Fixed: PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 0 when LearnDash post settings are uninitialized
---
### 3.3.8
- Added: Setting to enable the Uncanny Toolkit Pro Autocomplete Lessons and Topics module to autocomplete lessons and topics even when a Tin Canny module is present on the page
- Updated: When using Hidden and Autocomplete setting, the associated lesson/topic is now marked complete immediately when the completion verb is received
- Fixed: Database error – Unknown column ‘stored’ on plugin activation on some server configurations
- Fixed: Warnings in browser console on Tin Canny report pages
- Fixed: xAPI Quiz and Tin Can reports no longer both return results when a query is performed on either report
- Fixed: Detailed Report icon now displayed on Tin Canny reports in /wp-admin when LearnDash legacy theme is selected
- Fixed: PHP notice if LearnDash settings have not yet been saved
- Fixed: PHP warning – Illegal string offset ‘restrict mark complete’ if there is no postmeta available for the current post
- Fixed: PHP notice – Undefined property: stdClass::$enrolled on dashboard widget when there are no users enrolled in a course
- Fixed: PHP error – Class stdClass not found on some server configurations
---
### 3.3.7
- Updated: Tin Canny Mark Complete integration setting now overrides the [Autocomplete Lessons and Topics module](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/autocomplete-lessons-topics/) of the [Uncanny Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro/) on all lesson and topic pages containing a Tin Canny module
- Updated: Removed Foreign Key Check from Site Check page as errors reported were typically not related to foreign keys
- Updated: All relevant database tables now set to use INNODB engine for improved support for foreign keys
- Fixed: JavaScript error preventing some modules uploaded since version 3.3.6 to not load correctly
- Fixed: PHP warning: Illegal character causing Mark Complete button to not be displayed on sites running PHP 7.3 if the post-level Mark Complete option was not set
---
### 3.3.6
- Updated: Improved z-index compatibility of statistics container overlay with other document elements
- Updated: Removed deprecated JavaScript content protection code from uploaded files
- Fixed: PHP warnings and incorrect priority settings when Tin Canny settings metabox options were translated. Options are no longer translatable.
- Fixed: The Mark Complete button was no longer appearing below Tin Canny content when Focus Mode was enabled
- Fixed: SQL syntax error when a course had zero enrollments
- Fixed: Average quiz scores inconsistent between course and user reports. User reports now include all attempts in the average
---
### 3.3.5
- Added: Support for renamed quiz tables
- Added: Additional checks to Site Check page for issues caused by mod\_security PHP module or invalid foreign keys
- Added: Filters tc\_manage\_content\_cap and tincanny\_can\_get\_data for managing access to reports for users with custom roles/capabilities
- Updated: Improved support for converted Course Access Lists (LearnDash Data Upgrades)
- Updated: Added additional check for whether the posts table is using the INNODB engine before converting
- Updated: Removed references to deprecated uotincan\_log table
- Fixed: Duplicating a post that contains a Tin Canny Gutenberg block may result in an uneditable copy of the post
- Fixed: PHP fatal error on Help/Submit Ticket tab in wp-admin
---
### 3.3.4
- Added: Support for renamed LearnDash quiz database tables (wp\_learndash\_pro\_quiz\_)
- Added: Action ‘tincanny\_additional\_user\_profile’ for inserting additional custom functionality on user profile page
- Added: Ability to customize text on Launch button in Classic editor uploader
- Added: readme.txt file
- Updated: Improved consistency of bookmarking and resume in Captivate files
- Updated: Added additional checks for valid user information in reports to avoid JavaScript errors
- Updated: Added fall back for missing pro\_quizid activity meta if not stored by LearnDash, resulting in empty detailed quiz reports
- Updated: Improved handling of content that attempts to detect Flash player by delaying window binding calls from JavaScript
- Updated: Removed deprecated reference to activitystream.ms/schema/1.0/page
- Updated: Removed option to launch Tin Canny content in same tab
- Updated: Changed “Display Name” to just “Name” on reports
- Updated: Added note about using Screen Options tab for customizing columns on xAPI report
- Updated: Replaced references to test.com in placeholder file with current site’s URL
- Updated: Report now filters out duplicate “passed” statements (identical “passed” statements submitted within 10 seconds of each other)
- Updated: All related Tin Canny data now deleted when user deleted
- Updated: Clearing a user’s LearnDash data now clears all Tin Canny data for that user
- Updated: Quiz name now displayed properly in individual Tin Can report when Tin Canny module embedded in LearnDash quiz page
- Updated: Mark Complete button now enclosed in separate div to streamline code to hide/show the button
- Fixed: Mark Complete button no longer appears momentarily on page load when “Hidden and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_” option is selected
- Fixed: Reports now inheriting LearnDash labels for lesson and topic on all pages
- Fixed: PHP warning in init.php on some servers
- Fixed: PHP fatal error if Rise submits results without a score
- Fixed: Summary user counts on multisite sub-sites showing user totals across site network
- Fixed: Plugin sending extraneous data in unrelated AJAX responses in some situations
- Fixed: JavaScript error if less than 30 days of LearnDash course completion data is available
- Workaround: When a Gutenberg post is cloned with the Duplicate Posts module of the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro, Tin Canny Gutenberg blocks in the cloned post now function correctly
---
### 3.3.3
- Fixed: JavaScript error causing Mark Complete button integration to fail in some instances when a module is opened in a new window
- Fixed: PHP Fatal Error when Rise courses don’t return a score value on quiz questions
- Fixed: xAPI Quiz Report – Filters for Correct/Incorrect returned the opposite of what was selected
- Fixed: PHP Notice: Undefined Index: nonceProtection
---
### 3.3.2
- Updated: Improved Mark Complete button handling for Storyline content
- Fixed: Course enrollment numbers for some courses showing zero
---
### 3.3.1
- Fixed: Unsupported mySQL command causing reports to not load on some servers
- Fixed: Endpoint unreachable error in iSpring on multisite
- Fixed: PHP Notice: Undefined index: disablePerformanceEnhancments
- Fixed: Removed foreign key change for multisite introduced in 3.3
---
### 3.3
- Added: Support for Articulate Presenter 360 files
- Added: Compatibility with LearnDash 3.1
- Updated: Improved report performance
- Updated: Removed beta label from Replace Content function
- Updated: Removed beta label from xAPI Quiz Report
- Updated: Improved Mark Complete button integration compatibility with Firefox
- Updated: H5P scripts no longer loaded when doing WP cron
- Updated: Removed redundant add\_action that was adding an empty div to wp-admin dashboard
- Fixed: Autoadvance not working in last topic of lesson
- Fixed: Lesson/topic-level content protection setting now works when the global protection setting is set to “Yes”. Lesson/topic-level content protection setting is now unavailable and hidden when global protection setting is set to “No”
- Fixed: xAPI statement conflict when multiple browser tabs are open at the same time
- Fixed: Layout of Replace Content modal dialog
- Fixed: Detailed quiz reports not working on some sites
- Fixed: Topic and Lesson names not displaying correctly in Tin Can tab of User report
- Fixed: Reports not displaying names when column names were translated
- Fixed: Date sorting in front-end reports when WordPress date format was set to d/m/Y
- Fixed: Time on front-end individual quiz report now adjusted correctly for WordPress time zone
- Fixed: Foreign key SQL error on WordPress multisite
- Fixed: Illegal string offset ‘restrict-mark-complete’ PHP warning
- Fixed: Datatables warning: Requested unknown parameter ’email’ if user\_email is empty
---
### 3.2.2
- Added: Three new Mark Complete button options: Hidden until complete, Hidden and autocomplete, Hidden and autoadvance. [Learn more](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-learndash-mark-complete/)
- Added: Ability to change the label on the Mark Complete button in lessons that contain a Tin Canny module
- Added: Setting to enable sorting by % Complete; disable to improve report performance
- Updated: If the site’s database prefix changes, foreign key constraints are now updated
- Updated: Quiz table now shows all quiz attempts
- Updated: Quiz averages now include failed attempts
- Updated: Made it easier to reset the Question field on the xAPI Quiz Report (beta)
- Updated: Lesson listings no longer constrained by post limits
- Fixed: Issue with Group Quiz Report not displaying properly when a Course or Group name contains a double space
- Fixed: Completed courses count was inflated on some views
- Fixed: Open courses not included in the single course overview table
- Fixed: Passing xAPI quiz scores were being recorded as 100% instead of the actual scores in some situations
---
### 3.2.1
- Added: Additional filters for developers
- Added: Reset xAPI Data button to erase all saved quiz data
- Updated: Changed question dropdown on xAPI report (beta) to select2 to make it easier to select a question when the dropdown contains many entries
- Updated: Module dropdown populates via AJAX when Course is selected, instead of requiring a page refresh
- Fixed: Delete button that appears after upload now associated with correct content ID (affects Classic Editor only)
- Fixed: Sorting on Completion Date not working on some sites
- Fixed: Bug with Tin Can completion dates due to daylight savings time
---
### 3.2
- Added: Compatibility with LearnDash 3.0
- Added (beta): New xAPI Quiz Report – See what responses users selected on quiz questions. Supports Tin Can (xAPI) content only
- Added (beta): Replace content – Ability to replace existing content from Manage Content page without having to delete, re-upload, and update existing shortcodes (or Gutenberg blocks)
- Added: Numerous report filters for developers
- Added: Site Check page to check for common configuration issues
- Added: Total Courses / Total Learners stats to front end reports
- Updated: Hard-coded plugin settings page URLs to avoid issues with translation
- Fixed: Mark Complete button not disabled when using LearnDash 3.0 with LearnDash 3.0 theme enabled
- Fixed: Bug with Tin Can completion dates due to daylight savings time
---
### 3.1.1
- Fixed: Issue with Tin Can Report not displaying data on some sites
- Fixed: Issue with content protection causing 404 errors on some sites
- Fixed: Module links in Tin Can Report now work properly for sites in a subfolder
---
### 3.1
- Updated: Improved H5P xAPI performance
- Updated: Improved compatibility with jQuery 3.x (including FoundationPress theme)
- Updated: Delete Tin Canny data profile options now only shown to Administrator users
- Updated: Clicking Reset on Tin Can Report now keeps the user on the Tin Can Report tab
- Updated: Restored assignment links in assignments table
- Updated: .csv exports now include course slug / user email where applicable
- Updated: Re-implemented sorting on Completion Date column in Course Report
- Updated: Added Courses Enrolled, Not Started, In Progress, Completed columns to User Report
- Updated: Tin Can endpoint URL in iSpring uploads now saved as relative instead of absolute URL
- Updated: Improved module protection function (requires mod\_rewrite support at the host level)
- Fixed: Issue that would cause 403 errors in some content when viewed while logged out
- Fixed: Previewing modules from the Manage Content page now works on sites installed in a subfolder
- Fixed: User search in course report now displays data for all matching users
- Fixed: Users showing as enrolled in all group courses for administrators when group filter is not selected
- Fixed: Simple Course Timer module (Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro) idle dialog now appears in front of Tin Canny content
---
### 3.0.2
- Updated: Total Users and Total Courses statistics reinstated on main courses report page
- Updated: Group filtering improved for admin-level users
- Fixed: Summary numbers on user course report when the user is enrolled in more than 10 courses
- Fixed: CSV export now includes all records
---
### 3.0.1
- Updated: Plugin can no longer be activated unless LearnDash is already activated
- Updated: Improved translation support
- Updated: Improved wording of Tin Canny data management options on Edit User page
- Fixed: Issue where group leaders could sometimes see users in other groups
- Fixed: Data inconsistency when users with progress in Open courses were deleted
- Fixed: Manage Content page was blank on some non-English sites
- Fixed: Error when course progress is 100% or greater but no course completion date is stored (now displays “In Progress” instead of \[object Object\])
---
### 3.0
*Important Note*: The columns that display data from the Simple Course Timer module of the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro were moved from this plugin to the Toolkit Pro plugin. The columns will not appear until Toolkit Pro version 3.0.3 (to be released imminently). If you require the use of these columns immediately, wait until the Toolkit Pro update is available before updating this plugin.
3.0 brings a complete overhaul of reporting! Design and user experience have been streamlined and performance has been significantly improved for very large sites.
- Added: Uncanny 3.0 plugin architecture (tabs for Help, License Activation, etc.)
- Added: Setting to disable Tin Canny wp-admin dashboard widget
- Added: Basic Gutenberg block support for individual and group quiz reports
- Added: Filter for $item\[‘url’\] to help with troubleshooting issues on some sites
- Added: User’s avatar now displayed on all individual user reports
- Added: Breadcrumb navigation within reports
- Added: Unique CSS class to dashboard, back end reports and front end reports
- Added: Support for Captivate 2019
- Added: Ability to purge Tin Can records and/or bookmark data for individual users
- Added: Average quiz score column on course report
- Updated: Improved performance on large sites
- Updated: Improved consistency of data across courses and groups
- Updated: Improved handling of deleted users
- Updated: Improved accuracy and reliability of all charts
- Updated: Charts now display clear notices if no data is available for the specified view
- Updated: Replaced number of courses/users with buttons to jump quickly to specific reports
- Updated: Improved responsiveness (mobile support) of all reports
- Updated: Export CSV button and search fields are hidden on tables with only one row of data
- Updated: Improved drill-down behavior: Course > User > Course report for user instead of Course > User > Course list > Course report for user
- Updated: Removed some redundant console messages
- Updated: Improved compatibility with newer MySQL versions
- Updated: Improved translation support in reports and plugin settings page
- Updated: Added support for additional H5P module types
- Fixed: Essay question submissions can now be viewed in the Quiz Report
- Fixed: Mark Complete button integration when module embedded with a Gutenberg block
- Fixed: Manage Content page – Page navigation button size
- Fixed: Typo – “Select a content”
- Fixed: Error when Tin Can verb is not set
Known Issues:
- The Course Report uses a custom Uncanny Owl query that shows “In Progress” for users that have completed any activity in a course, such as a quiz. The User Report uses LearnDash functions that only return “In Progress” if the user has completed a lesson or topic. This means that “In Progress” vs. “Not Started” numbers may be inconsistent between the Course Report and User Report in the rare instance that a user has completed a quiz or other course activity but not completed any lessons or topics.
---
### 2.9.9.2
- Added: Check for matching protocols (http/https) in WordPress general settings
- Updated: Improved handling of duplicate URL issue in some edge cases
- Fixed: Mark Complete button now disabled when module added with Gutenberg block and Mark Complete button integration is enabled
- Fixed: Content now displayed to logged-out users on non-LearnDash post types when content protection is disabled
- Fixed: Removed log file
---
### 2.9.9.1
- Updated: Inconsistent text on Manage Content page
- Fixed: Replaced Lorem Ipsum text in Gutenberg block
---
### 2.9.9
- Added: Gutenberg modules for uploading Tin Canny content and embedding the front end course/user report
- Added: “Manage Modules” page to enable module management outside of a WordPress post
- Added: Buttons to purge “Answered” and “Experienced” statements from the database
- Added: Support for “+” characters in user emails
- Added: Support for H5P “Course Presentation” content type
- Added: button\_text attribute for setting text on the launch button
- Added: width and height parameters now accept vw and vh CSS units
- Updated: “Add Tin Canny Media” button in Classic Editor now uses standard button design
- Updated: Tin Can (xAPI) data is no longer stored when “Capture Tin Can Data” is set to “No”
- Updated: Improved time zone support in front end quiz report
- Fixed: Typo in “Comma separated Tin Canny verb(s).”
---
### 2.9.8
- Added: Compatibility with “A Tin Can verb is recorded from a Tin Can module” trigger in Uncanny Automator (https://automatorplugin.com)
- Fixed: Missing records in some reports for users added to groups using non-standard methods
- Fixed: Date search in Tin Can report
- Fixed: Module not selected in Tin Can report drop down
---
### 2.9.7
- Updated: Made export file names easier to read
- Updated: Tin Can timestamps are now stored in the site’s time zone
- Fixed: Duplicate URL issue in embedded modules on some sites with SSL enabled
- Fixed: Data not loading in front-end quiz reports
---
### 2.9.6
- Added: Title identifying user to the front end individual activity report
- Updated: Replaced display names with first and last name (if available) in front end reports
- Fixed: Restored missing data from new front end activity reports when there were multiple attempts
- Fixed: Some files missing on upload of new modules
- Fixed: DOCTYPE tag position in Rise files causing layout issues
---
### 2.9.5
- Added: \[user\_quiz\_report\] shortcode to show a user his or her consolidated quiz and xAPI scores in a single report
- Added: \[group\_quiz\_report\] shortcode to show Group Leaders and admins LearnDash quiz and xAPI scores of students by group and course
- Fixed: SQL issue in reporting on multisite installations
- Fixed: Donut charts did not render in some situations
- Fixed: Global setting for “Disable Mark Complete button” now correctly labeled on settings page
- Fixed: Stopped WordPress from automatically translating Tin Can report headings that caused columns to hide data
---
### 2.9.3
- Fixed: Articulate Rise Mark Complete button integration
- Fixed: Completion date now appears in reports on multisite installations
---
### 2.9.2
- Fixed: Incorrect file versions in 2.9.1 release
---
### 2.9.1
- Updated: Improved compatibility with Rise modules published as SCORM 1.2
- Fixed: Issue loading Captivate modules (introduced in version 2.9)
---
### 2.9
- Added: Beta support for modules from ANY authoring tool, provided the content launches with an .html file. Note that files embedded using this method will not have xAPI/SCORM statements recorded, and may display errors stating that they cannot communicate with an LMS/LRS
- Updated: Improved tracking of xAPI statements from Articulate Rise modules
- Updated: Improved Mark Complete button activation with Storyline 3/360 files when embedded using lightbox
- Updated: Tweaked design of header on setting and back-end reporting pages
- Fixed: Plugin license could not be deactivated on some sites
- Fixed: SQL statement bugs in reporting-api.php
- Fixed: Number of entries per page dropdown on Tin Can Report now functions as expected
- Known Issue: Rise modules published as SCORM 1.2 may display an error when viewed
---
### 2.8.2
- NOTE: If you are seeing your domain name duplicated in module embed shortcodes, deactivate and reactivate the plugin, then try embedding the module again.
- Added: Option to allow Group Leaders to delete members to free up seats even after they’ve started or completed courses
- Added: Option to prevent Group Leaders from taking up a seat when added to the Enrolled Users table
- Added: \[uo\_groups\] parameter add\_group\_leader\_button to show/hide the Add Group Leader button
- Added: Additional string localizations
- Added: course-order parameter to sort the course drop-down on \[uo\_groups\_course\_report\] and \[uo\_groups\_quiz\_report\]. Possible values include ‘ID’,’title’,’date’,’menu\_order’
- Updated: Group Leaders can now be removed from the Enrolled Users table
---
### 2.8.1
- Updated: Time Spent columns no longer require course completion to show data
- Fixed: Broken SQL query in 2.8
- Fixed: Site URL no longer duplicated in shortcode when embedding content
- Fixed: PHP Notice when protection setting not explicitly set
---
### 2.8
- Added: Beta support for Rise xAPI content
- Updated: Tin Can report CSV export now considers applied report filters
- Fixed: Site URL no longer duplicated in shortcode when embedding content
---
### 2.7
- Added: Filter for header Content-Security-Policy (‘tincanny\_content\_security\_policy’)
- Updated: Course Summary button now translatable
- Updated: Improved Tin Can/”Mark Complete” compatibility in Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer
- Fixed: Content protection no longer forced on non-LearnDash post types for logged-out users
- Fixed: Empty columns in some reports
- Fixed: Settings link on Plugins page
---
### 2.6.1
- Updated: Tin Canny reporting capability now added to group\_leader role on plugin activation only
- Fixed: Plugin shows update available even after updating
---
### 2.6
- Updated: All strings in front end reports are now translatable
- Fixed: Typo on settings page
---
### 2.5
- Updated: Tin Canny reports now appear on the WordPress dashboard for group leaders
- Updated: Settings page layout
- Updated: Removed Uncanny Owl branding from tincanny shortcode
- Fixed: Tin Can tab no longer displays for group leaders when Tin Can data is disabled in settings
- Fixed: Group Leaders could not see quiz data in reports
- Fixed: Added message to Tin Canny front-end reports for users without access
---
### 2.4
- Updated: Settings have now been consolidated under Tin Canny Reporting > Settings
- Updated: Going forward, newly added modules will not have full URLs saved in the wp\_snc\_file table to make it easier to migrate the site to a new URL (Modules uploaded prior to version 2.5 will need to have their URLs updated in the database manaully if the site URL is changed)
- Fixed: Issue with H5P module completion not enabling the Mark Complete button
- Fixed: Issue with Free courses not displaying correctly in reports
- Fixed: Issue with quiz averages displaying extremely large numbers under rare circumstances
---
### 2.3
- Fixed: Mark complete functionality when multiple Tin Can/SCORM modules are on a single lesson/topic page
- Fixed: Usage of wp\_postmeta instead of $wpdb->postmeta, resulting in lesson, topic and quiz list not showing up in user course table
- Fixed: Uncaught exceptions in when user has no data yet, a course has no users assigned, or a group is not fully set up
- Fixed: JavaScript error that appeared in some situations when a quiz was deleted after having been completed by a user in a specific course
---
### 2.2.2
- Updated: Removed admin message “An update is required for your Tin Can modules…” Message is now output to the browser console if present.
- Updated: Removed redundant buttons in frontend report that linked to admin panel
- Fixed: Group dropdown now filters report data correctly
- Fixed: Group dropdown no longer appears for leaders of a single group
---
### 2.2.1
- Updated: Improved reporting compatibility with LearnDash 2.5+ when Shared Course Steps is enabled
- Updated: Default font color for table headings in front end reports
- Fixed: Duplication of users and lessons in reports in some situations
- Fixed: PHP Notice when viewing \[tincanny\] shortcode as a logged-out user
---
### 2.2
- Added: Shortcode to display Tin Canny reports in the front end
- Added: Dropdown to display data for a specific group
- Updated: scormdriver.js to improve compatibility with Microsoft Edge
---
### 2.1.1.5
- Updated: Reporting compatibility with LearnDash 2.5+
- Updated: Tin Canny reports now use LearnDash custom labels for Courses, Lessons and Topics
- Updated: JavaScript debugging code removed
- Fixed: Error in some environments in Shortcode.php and RestEndpoint.php
---
### 2.1.4
- Fixed: Convert wp\_posts table to InnoDB mySQL engine to support foreign key mapping
- Fixed: “An update is required for your Tin Canny modules. Refresh the page to complete the update.” message is now displayed using standard admin panel messaging functions
---
### 2.1.3
- Updated: Deleting a user’s LearnDash course data also deletes any resume points for that user in Tin Can modules
- Fixed: Required update error message temporarily removed to address acute issues on some sites
---
### 2.1.2
- Added: options to unprotect uploaded modules
- Fixed: H5P statement tracking
### 2.1.1
- Fixed: Issue with Mark Complete disabled in topics that did not contain Tin Canny content
### 2.1
- Fixed: Illegal String Offset issue on some server configurations
### 2.0
- Added: Hyperlinked user’s name to user’s profile page in user report
- Added: Hyperlinked assignment name to assignment page in users’ assignment reports
- Added: Support for Adobe Captivate 2017 modules
- Added: Protection for Tin Can and SCORM modules based on user session
- Updated: Changed the way modules communicate with WordPress to enable the Mark Complete button
- Fixed: Illegal String Offset error in some situations
- Fixed: User assignment reports now list only the selected user’s assignments
- Fixed: Reporting errors if WP Debug is on
---
### 1.3.9.1
- Improved H5P statement tracking
---
### 1.3.9
- Added ability to use Tin Canny modules on any post types
- Fixed inconsistency of user progress between Course Summary and Course Detail reports
---
### 1.3.8
- Added Reset Bookmark Data button in Tin Canny Settings to manually clear resume data errors
- Fixed 404 errors when resuming Articulate Rise modules
- Fixed Tin Can statement tracking of Rise and iSpring modules using Request Payload
- KNOWN ISSUE: Changing site URLs can cause Tin Can data to be omitted from reporting and will be addressed in the next release.
---
### 1.3.7
- Added Tin Can statement tracking for Storyline 2 and Storyline 360 modules in Articulate Mobile Player
- Updated EDD updater class
- Fixed user counts to consider all group enrolment options
- Fixed upload issue of iSpring modules published to web
- Fixed Mark Complete issue of Captivate modules published to web
- Fixed completion rate issues caused by group enrolment
- Fixed Mixed Content errors caused by hard coded URLs
---
### 1.3.6
- Added resume capability for Storyline, Captivate, and iSpring
- Fixed custom image button in Tin Canny Uploader
- Changed settings menu page title to Tin Canny Settings
---
### 1.3.5
- Fixed upload issue introduced in 1.3.4
---
### 1.3.4
- Added more error checking to Tin Canny Uploader
---
### 1.3.3
- Added support for permalink containing index.php
- Added error message when detecting unsupported zip file
---
### 1.3.2
- Fixed errors when deleting Tin Can modules
### 1.3.1
- Fixed Mark Complete control for modules displayed in a new window on mobile
---
### 1.3
- Added Group Leader access to reports
- Fixed Mark Complete visibility for modules displayed in a new window
---
### 1.2
- Added preliminary SCORM support
- Added iSpring support
- Added Articulate Storyline 360 support
- Added Articulate Rise support (SCORM only)
- Added admin setting to clear all Tin Can data
- Added validation for average quiz score number
- Changed minimum capability from ‘activate\_plugins’ to ‘manage\_options’
- Removed View Report links on the Course Report page
---
### 1.1.6
- Added: Beta Tin Can/xAPI support for iSpring content
- Fixed: Notice of undefined variable”s”
- Fixed: Paths to wp-h5p-xapi.js and wp-h5p-xapi.css files causing 404 error
---
### 1.1.5
- Added Captivate/Storyline uploader to all regular post types
- Updated Result column to show percentage of total score
- Fixed issue of Captivate quiz scores not showing in Tin Can Report
- Removed dependency on H5P xAPI plugin
---
### 1.1.4
- Updated amCharts libraries to version 3.20.17
- Fixed Tin Can report jQuery selector for empty charts
---
### 1.1.3
- Added a number of under-the-hood architecture tweaks (Thanks, Mark!)
- Fixed sorting by percentage complete
- Fixed negative number showing on Y-Axis in Recent Activities chart
- Fixed reports not displaying in subdirectory install
---
### 1.1.2
- Fixed Storyline upload issue introduced in 1.1
- Fixed a LearnDash condition that prevented the reports page from loading
---
### 1.1.1
- Added all quiz attempts in user activities table
---
### 1.1
- Added new performance metric “Least Completed Courses”
- Added stats on total time spent in course
- Added CSV export to all tables
- Added option in Settings to control whether LearnDash Mark Complete button should be disabled until the learner completes all Tin Can modules in the lesson/topic
- Added message to Course Overview Report when there is no data to display
- Added message to User Progress Report when there are no activities to report
- Added deletion of Tin Can data when a user’s LearnDash data is deleted
- Fixed Javascript error when accessing H5P content in admin area
- Fixed Javascript error with H5P Interactive Video
- Fixed Javascript error caused by an undefined LearnDash group parameter
---
### 1.0.3
- Fixed 502 Gateway error caused by groups with no assigned courses
- Fixed rounding of timer seconds
---
### 1.0.2
- Fixed padding for Storyline & Captivate lightbox
- Fixed zip file upload issue
---
### 1.0.1
- Fixed option to hide Tin Can data from reports
- Changed table column heading from “Completion Time” to “Time to Complete”
- Fixed Storyline/Captivate file upload issue when the ZipArchive module was not available on the web server
- Fixed several TypeErrors
---
### 1.0
- Initial release
---
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash - Changelog](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-changelog/)
**Published:** October 12, 2018
**Author:** Ken
**Excerpt:** Read the Uncanny Groups changelog.
**Content:**
### 6.1.8 \[2026-05-29\]
**Fixed:**
- Group Management – Resolved an issue where missing license products could prevent seat purchases and make related group actions unavailable #1270
- Group Management – Addressed an issue where reducing total seats could fail due to stale seat assignments for users no longer in the group #1282
- Group Management – Fixed an issue where seat refunds could remove users with a “Not enrolled” status instead of using available unassigned seats first #1279
- Group Management – Corrected group leader seat usage being incorrectly affected by the “Do not automatically add Group Leaders as Group Members” setting #1248
- WordPress Compatibility – Settings now appear in a dedicated “Uncanny Groups” tab on the edit page for LearnDash post types #1285
---
### 6.1.7 \[2026-03-18\]
**Fixed:**
- Admin CSV download – Resolved a fatal error when `fpassthru` is disabled on the server #1223
- Group License purchase – Fixed an issue where the group name was not being saved #1227
- Child groups – Fixed an issue where pooled seats were not calculating correctly #1228
- Seats – Freed seat codes when a WordPress user is deleted #1225
---
### 6.1.6 \[2026-02-27\]
**Fixed:**
- Group Codes – Resolved an issue where seat and invite counts were incorrect after a WordPress user was deleted by ensuring deleted users no longer affect group code totals #1182
- Group Leaders – Resolved an issue where adding a Group Leader from the group edit page in wp-admin incorrectly consumed seats when “Do not add Group Leaders as members” is enabled, causing all assigned Group Leaders to be assigned seats or keys after saving #1184
- Group Management – Fixed an issue where emails were not sent to users with the selected status #1171
- Group Management – Fixed an issue where group tables were not displaying due to JavaScript being wrapped in paragraph tags #1176
- Seat count – Corrected remaining seat calculation to ensure only current group members are counted toward used seats, preventing orphaned or removed users from affecting availability #1178
---
### 6.1.5 \[2025-10-24\]
**Fixed:**
- Group Essay Report – Quiz dropdown not populating and missing support for course-level quizzes #1160
- Group Management & Hierarchy – Group Leaders and Admins can now add users to both parent and child groups without triggering the “This user is already a member of this group” error #1157
- Group Management & Hierarchy – Seat count not updating when an admin adds a user to a group via wp-admin with pooled seats enabled #1150
- Password Reset Token – Resolved PHP `WP_Error` when LoginPress Pro is active #1164
- License Price Calculation – Prevented recursion by skipping self-referenced products #1155
---
### 6.1.4 \[2025-08-01\]
**Fixed:**
- Course Report – Resolved column mismatch caused by DataTables state persistence when using `ulgm_group_course_report_columns` filter #1139
- Downgrade Group – Fixed PHP error occurring when downgrading from an Uncanny Group to a basic LD Group #1135
- Error Messages – Fixed issue preventing error messages from loading in a specific situation #1144
- License Subscriptions – Resolved PHP error triggered by calling a method on an invalid Order ID #1137
- License Product – Fixed PHP error (Call to a member function `get_id()`) occurring when a License product no longer exists on the site #1148
---
### 6.1.3 \[2025-05-13\]
**Fixed:**
- Deleting a group now correctly removes associated codes #1121
- Essays Report – Corrected point value formatting issue #1117
- Translation loading – Resolved incorrect use of `_load_textdomain_just_in_time` for Uncanny Groups domain #1120
- Group Assignment Report – Fixed Lesson/Topic dropdown not functioning for Group Leaders with only one group #1125
- Group Management – Resolved issue where all courses were appearing in the parent group #1113
- Groups code redemption – Fixed issue where logged-in users or new registrants could not redeem keys for a child group when hierarchy and pooled seats settings were enabled #1111
**Internal:**
- Resolved conflict between Uncanny Groups and Tin Canny DataTable libraries when both reports are loaded on the same page #1123
---
### 6.1.2 \[2025-03-10\]
**Updated:**
- Group Management – User dropdown – Added WordPress filter `uo_report_menu_items` to allow custom items #1086
- Some data will no longer autoload to enhance site loading performance #1094
**Fixed:**
- Edit Group – Resolved a PHP error in inline JS under specific conditions #1104
- Group Management – Parent Pool Seats & Send Enrollment Key – Fixed an issue where users were being added to the parent group when an enrollment key was sent for a child group #1106
- Group Management – Upload Users – Resolved an issue preventing CSV file uploads when the user\_login column was missing #1088
- Redeeming code for a child group – Fixed an issue where users were removed from the assigned child group and moved to the parent group #1083
- Woo License + Elementor – Fixed an issue where individual product prices in the cart disappeared for all products when Uncanny Groups was active #1092
---
### 6.1.1 \[2024-09-11\]
**Updated:**
- Group Management – A new setting to “Allow Group Leaders to change email” #1075
**Fixed:**
- Course Report – Groups are now listed in hierarchy instead of alphabetical order when the Groups hierarchy setting is enabled #1074
- License Subscription – Cart showing incorrect price when Fixed Price and Min/Max enabled #1059
**Internal:**
- REST API endpoints – Tightened REST call security and set the minimum role to `edit_post` of a user that a Group Leader can edit to improve security #1075
- Email Templates autoload optimization #1066
- Added a way to regenerate group management pages #424
---
### 6.1 \[2024-07-11\]
**New Feature:**
- Group Management – Upload users – Support to add custom user meta added #1008
**Added:**
- Group Course Report – Time column for courses #829
- Group Management – Upload Users – Add support for user\_login column #708
**Updated:**
- Group Edit page – “Send enrollment key” email template override #1020
- Group Management – Password message updates #1014
- Group Quiz Report – Ability to programatically show/hide report columns #1016
**Fixed:**
- Edit user page – PHP 8.1 warning when adding or removing user in group #1028
- Group Course Report – Additional validation if the Group leader has access to the group #1021
- Group Management – Add users – CSV upload formatting #1005
- Group Management and Licenses – Purchasing additional seats is creating a new group instead #1037
- Group Management and Pooled Seats – Adding a user to any group in hierarchy with pooled seats could create a loop #1032
- Group Management and Pooled seats – Adding a user with “Send enrollment key” option to any group in a hierarchy causes the user to be added to all groups in hierarchy #1031
- Group Quiz Report – PHP warning related to statistic\_ref\_id #1026
- Multisite – #ResetPassword token – Now uses home\_url() to generate the password reset link #1042
- Progress Report – Sort order not working for Group Leaders #1011
- Woo License – Keep the application of WP filter ‘ulgm\_group\_name’ consistent #1034
- Group License – add/update/get\_post\_meta for $order replaced with Woo’s internal methods for HPOS compatibility #1036
- Woo Subscriptions – PHP Error on My account’s Subscriptions page in a specific situation #1040
**Under the hood:**
- Added cron event to validate DB upgrade changes #1018
- Declare Woo block incompatibility #1044
- Hide other plugin notices on Groups pages #1041
- Improved compatibility with Woo’s HPOS #821
- Move license box to Settings page #1046
- WP Action `uo_before_manual_group_created` to allow custom code before manual groups gets created #1023
---
### 6.0.4 \[2024-05-06\]
**Fix:**
- Group Management – Add Multiple Users – Filter `ulgm_bulk_add_new_user_validation` preventing multiple users from being added to groups #1009
---
### 6.0.3 \[2024-04-25\]
**Update:**
- Group Management – Add Multiple Users – New WP Filter `ulgm_bulk_add_new_user_validation` to allow custom validations #1002
**Fix:**
- License Subscriptions – Groups losing course access on renewal #999
---
### 6.0.2 \[2024-04-17\]
**Update:**
- WP Filter `ulgm_maybe_send_welcome_email` – Added `$group_id` parameter #986
**Fixed:**
- Group Course Report `[uo_groups_course_report]` – Custom defined columns default visibility #988
- Groups Essay Report `[uo_groups_essays]` – Selected quiz in quiz dropdown not retaining value on page reload #990
- Group Registration and Group Redemption – Native forms not redeeming codes properly #994
**Under the hood:**
- Various PHP Notices #996
---
### 6.0.1 \[2024-04-04\]
**Addition:**
- Licensing – Allow plugin to be pre-activated by defining `UNCANNY_GROUPS_LICENSE_KEY` in wp-config.php #976
**Updated:**
- Group Management – Added ‘super\_admin’ user role to allowed roles #950
- Checkout – “Group Name” heading on checkout – Added context to the Name string for translation clarity #958
**Fixed:**
- Essay Report – The points awarded cannot exceed the points available #962
- Essay Report – Fix undefined var `$quiz_score_difference` when saving the essay data #978
- Group Management & Simple Subscription License – Group Name field not appearing on cart and checkout pages #967
- Groups Management – Student only taking one seat when added to different child groups in hierarchy #965
- PHP error when adding Group Leader role to an existing user in a particular situation #980
- Quiz & Group Essay Report – Display singular labels in drop-down #971
- Woo Subscriptions – PHP ERROR when attempting to assign property “post\_status” on null #953
**Under the hood:**
- Buy Courses – Add a filter `ulgm_create_license_redirect_target` to override default checkout redirect behaviour #973
- Licensing – Updated license check endpoints #977
---
### 6.0.0.1 \[2024-02-27\]
**Update:**
- Groups Course Report – Added a WP Filter `ulgm_course_parent_enrolled_hierarchy_disable` to optionally enable child group records #935
**Fixed:**
- Group Assignment / Essay Reports – 403 error when downloading the assignment/essay #947
- Group License – Group Name(s) fields appearing for some non-Groups related products #937
- Group Management – Additional validation if WooCommerce is active before calling a specific function #933
- Group Quiz Report – Assets Enqueue Issue in some situations #945
- Group User Query & Multisite – User viewing from the main site with non-unique Group IDs is getting users from other sites #930
- User Progress Report – User AJAX search field loses focus when opened #931
- User Progress Report – User Query conflict resolution #942
---
### 6.0 \[2024-01-31\]
**New Feature:**
- Group License – Support for multiple licenses in a single transaction #265
**Added:**
- Uncanny Groups Settings for Woo #144 #926
- Group License product type – Default Tax status
- Group License product type – Default Tax class
- Hide “Group Name” field(s) on checkout page
- Hide “Group Name” field on product page
- Do not make the “Group Name” field editable on cart page
- Group Course Report – Transcript URL (`transcript-page-id` attribute) to view user’s transcript from Uncanny Toolkit Pro 4.2+ #837
**Updated:**
- Bulk discount – Now discounts the license price instead of adding a negative fee to the order #925
- Group Essays – load\_on\_render attribute for \[uo\_groups\_essays\] shortcode to prevent initial load #905
- Group Management & Reports – Improved Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) compatibility #839
- Group Management – Email users – Improved performance of child group lookup #899
- Manage Progress – Updated to searchable drop-down list #704
**Fixed:**
- Bulk discount & AffiliateWP – Referral amount now applies to the order total after the discount #258
- Group Management – Email Users – “From Name” is not using the logged-in Group Leader details #921
- Group Management – New/Existing user added message will no longer show “email is sent” if relevant email setting is not enabled #912
**Under the hood:**
- “Try Automator” menu renamed to “Automation” #810
- Group Assignment – JS syntax update from `array` to `[]` #910
- Group Management – Added missing `ulgm_is_hierarchy_setting_enabled` WP filter when fetching children users #917
- Groups Essays – WP Filter `ulgm_rest_api_should_get_essays_data` to prevent unwanted data load #907
- Update LIKE clause to = to reduce query timings #901
---
### 5.4.0.4 \[2023-11-22\]
**Update:**
- Manage Progress – Added a “read-only” attribute to make the report read-only #792
- Course and Quiz reports – Restored behaviour to show export options by default #3a33
**Fix:**
- Course & Quiz Reports – Export buttons – `uo_groups_course_report` & `uo_groups_quiz_report` shortcode params fix #893
---
### 5.4.0.3 \[2023-11-09\]
**Fixed:**
- Blocks – Removed `lodash` dependency for WordPress v6.4+ #892
---
### 5.4.0.2 \[2023-11-07\]
**Updated:**
- Group Management – Add Multiple Users – WP Filter `ulgm_multiple_add_users_error_separator` to override the error separator for when `mod security` is enabled #886
**Fixed:**
- Group Management – Email Users – “Include students in child group” checkbox only appears for the top level group #890
- Group Management – Erroneously showing Group Leader permission issue #888
---
### 5.4.0.1 \[2023-11-02\]
**Updated:**
- Group Management – WP Filter `ulgm_show_show_remove_group_leader_button` to hide the option “Remove Group Leader” #880
- Group Management – Update Email users count text #878
**Fixed:**
- Bulk Discount – PHP Error in a specific situation on some sites when a payment is made via WooCommerce PayPal Payments #881
- Group Management – Showing Group Leader permission error on some sites when group is switched #876
---
### 5.4 \[2023-10-31\]
**New Features:**
- Groups & WooCommerce License – Remove seats when a related order in WooCommerce is refunded #857 #852
- Edit Group & Create a group Wizards – Add “Parent group” option when LearnDash Group Hierarchy is enabled #859
**Updated:**
- Groups Edit Page – Added support to Upgrade/Downgrade any LearnDash group #838
- Group Management – Email users – Allow Group Leaders to also email users in child groups #827
- Manage Progress – Allow easy reset of quiz attempts #789
**Fixed:**
- Course and Quiz reports – Shortcode attribute for CSV/Excel download buttons not working as expected #868
- Group Management – Check if user ID is numeric #867
- Fix PHP Error in PHP 8.0 and WARNING in < 8.0 when Group Management and TinCanny shortcodes are on the page #855
- Group Management Block – Page not rendering when block is embedded into another block (ex WP Column) #847
- WooCommerce – Groups product type & LearnDash WooCommerce Integration conflict #846
- Group Management – Seat count not correct when group has 1 user #844
- Group Management – Email #Course variable returning all courses when group has none #840
- Group Management – Group created in non-default language and viewed in that language – Added user permissions #819
- My Account / Subscriptions page – Do not show the list of courses if turned off by `ulgm_woocommerce_hide_course_title_in_product` or `ulgm_woocommerce_hide_course_title_in_subscription` filters #874
**Internal:**
- Removing old transients are now done via cron to improve performance #832
- Improved PHP 8.2 compatibility #865
---
### 5.3 \[2023-08-15\]
**New Feature:**
- Edit group wizard #714
**Updated:**
- Group Management – Upload users – “Add and invite users” checked as a default option #824
- Group Management – Add user – Show custom error message if passed via WP filter `ulgm_add_new_user_data` #814
- Manage Progress – RTL language now lists the contents on the correct side #811
**Fixed:**
- Group License – Courses are not showing on checkout page #828
- Group Management – Fix for jQuery Modal plugin #54201 #822
- Assignment Report – Assigned course, Assigned Lesson columns are not working as expected #802
- Groups – Products added to cart show duplicate course info on cart page #799
- Group Upgrade script – Migration script code quality updated #796
- Groups – Group Course Report – Do not show users of child groups when parent group/course is selected #795
---
### 5.2.0.2 \[2023-06-20\]
**Updated:**
- Group Management – Edit user – WordPress filter to disallow email field editing #778
**Fixed:**
- Group Management Reports – Child group user data not appearing in some reports #788
- Translation – String case to render proper translation #786
- WooCommerce License – Edit product – Missing General tab #784
- Group Assignments – Student column not appearing #782
- Group Assignments – Column resizing issue #782
- Group Assignments – Column defaults not working as expected #782
- Gravity Forms – PHP Error in a certain situation #780
---
### 5.2.0.1 \[2023-05-31\]
**Updated:**
- Group Management – Use Course Order set by the LearnDash setting #756
- Group Management – Randomly generated passwords now include special chars and are 18 characters long #722
- Load static assets from inside the plugin #776
**Fixed:**
- Groups License Product – PHP Warning when creating a product #771
- Group Quiz Report – Not loading quiz data in a specific situation #766
- Group Management – Incorrect group info appears for the Group Leader of a child group #765
- Group Management – Email Users – Not displaying number of email count when site language is not English #764
- Gravity Forms – Key redemption field not working when create a new user feed is added #763
**Developers:**
- Groups License Product – WP Action `ulgm_after_license_product_is_created` #775
- Group Management – WP Filter `ulgm_rest_api_allow_display_name_update` to let the group leader update `display_name` field of the user when they update First or last name #773
---
### 5.2 \[2023-04-27\]
**Added**:
- Group Management – Email Users – Now shows number of recipients #725
- Group Management – Add Users forms now supports RTL #729
**Fixed**:
- Group License & WooCommerce Payments – Licenses purchased via WooCommerce are not getting correct group names #751
- Assignments report – Dates are ordered alphabetically #749
- Group Management – Remove arrow added to dropdown by Astra #746
- WooCommerce – Edit product – Conflict with WooCommerce Store Credit #744
- Group management – Child group getting pre-selected on page load when hierarchies are enabled #741
- Edit groups – Group-specific email drop-downs not expanding #737
- Essay report – Student attribute not working #730
- Security hardening for Uncanny Automator installer #707
**Developers**:
- Group Management – WP filter added to force check and hide the student child data checkbox #739
---
### 5.1 \[2023-03-09\]
**New feature:**
- Subscription License – Now supports fixed price and min/max quantities #664
- Buy Courses (Build a license) – Now supports minimum and maximum quantity attributes #690
**Updated:**
- Group License – Remove index & follow directives when adding `noindex` & `nofollow` to license products #723
- Group Quiz Report – Group, courses, quizzes drop-down lists now use Ajax to populate values #689
**Fixed:**
- WooCommerce Group Product type – PHP Error in a certain situation #720
- LearnDash Custom Labels – PHP error in a certain situation when LearnDash v4.5+ is installed #718
- WooCommerce – The “Create account” option during checkout will not be hidden if the cart products do not include groups #715
- Bulk discounts – Fix PHP Warning related on admin page #709
- Progress Report – `ajax_url` variable renamed to prevent conflicts with other plugins #695
- Group Management – Fixed price license – “Add seats” now adds the minimum seats set for the license #685
**Internal:**
- WPML config file #702
- Load main backend JS file only where it’s required to prevent issues with other plugins #686
**Developers:**
- Group courses – `ulgm_courses_is_purchasable` filter added for `woocommerce_is_purchasable` product type option #691
- Group Management – Filter `ulgm_groups_management_send_emails_group_user_course_statuses` to add/remove “Course status” options in Send email model #683
---
### 5.0.1 \[2022-11-17\]
**Updated:**
- Group Management page – If a group has no courses then the Status column shows ‘N/A’ #672
- Group Reports – Columns now use LearnDash custom labels (if populated) for Course, Lesson and Topic #663
- Fixed Price License – Now displays ‘/ Group’ instead of ‘/ Seat’ when users are purchasing a group with a fixed number of seats at a fixed price #660
- Group Management – Inverted direction of button drop-down if an RTL language is active #651
**Fixed:**
- Group Essay Report – Essay submission was not including paragraph breaks in modal #679
- Course Report – Discrepancy in course progress percentage #677
- Fix – \[uo\_groups\] shortcode breaks Elementor’s layout in a certain situation #670
- Bulk discount settings – PHP Type Error #653
- Group License – Duplicate group was created when WooCommerce Order status switched from Completed to another status and back to Completed #649
**Internal:**
- Add in-plugin notifications #636
**Developers:**
- Group Management – Bulk add & Invite users – Added actions to allow custom fields #659
- `do_action( 'ulgm_before_add_bulk_users_columns', $current_group_id );`
- `do_action( 'ulgm_after_add_bulk_users_columns', $current_group_id );`
- `do_action( 'ulgm_before_add_bulk_users_form_fields', $current_group_id );`
- `do_action( 'ulgm_after_add_bulk_users_form_fields', $current_group_id );`
- Group Management – Add Group Leader Form – Added new do\_action hooks #655
- `do_action( 'ulgm_after_add_group_leader_form_fields', $current_group_id );`
- `do_action( 'ulgm_before_add_group_leader_form_fields', $current_group_id );`
---
### 5.0 \[2022-10-04\]
**New Feature:**
- Group Management – Shared/pooled seat system for group hierarchies #597
- WooCommerce – Set Minimum/Maximum Group product quantities and fixed prices #531
**Added:**
- Enrollment Key redemption form block #602
- Group management & reports – Option to change default sort column #608
**Updated:**
- Progress Report – Search box now displays loading animation when searching users #232
- Group Management – Removing a group leader does not add the currently logged in user as a new group leader #610
- Group Management – Group leaders of parent groups can now manage group members and group leaders of child groups #605
- Access mode of new LearnDash groups now set to closed for manual group creation and group license orders #581
- Group License purchase & WPML – Now adds required WPML details #573
- WooCommerce – Course selection box now select2 on edit product screen #527
- WPML – Add seats link is now WPML friendly #633
**Fixed:**
- Bulk discount & PayPal checkout – Fixed decimal precision issue when the bulk discount is applied to a license price #586
- Groups Quiz report – `LD_QuizPro::showModalWindow` conflict with SEO plugins #624
- Edit group – PHP Error on some sites – `ngettext` changed to `_n()` #41608 #583
**Under the hood:**
- Blocks – Migrate blocks to WordPress library #626
- `ulgm_permissions_callback_message` filter to modify “You do not have permission to manage groups” message #525
- “Add and invite user” form – Actions to add custom fields before or after the form #613
- `ulgm_before_add_invite_form_fields`
- `ulgm_after_add_invite_form_fields`
- Create a Group – Filter to make Course selection optional #635
- `ulgm_create_group_courses_required`
- Group Management – Filter to manipulate user group ids #621
- `ulgm_user_group_ids`
- Group Management – Filter to hide total and available seats #618
- `ulgm_show_remaining_total_seats`
- Group License subscription – Filter to hide course title in subscription product #619
- `ulgm_woocommerce_hide_course_title_in_subscription`
- Group License – Filter to force update license price #603
- `ulgm_force_calculate_license_price`
- BuddyBoss Sync – New do\_action added for Automator #599
- Several `do_actions` added #637
- `ulgm_code_group_created`
- `ulgm_keys_added_to_group`
- `ulgm_seats_added`
- `ulgm_user_redeemed_key`
- `ulgm_key_status_changed`
- `ulgm_seat_key_deleted`
- `ulgm_seat_key_replaced`
- `ulgm_seats_removed`
---
### 4.4.0.1 \[2022-06-30\]
**Updated:**
- Group Management – Filter `populate_management_features` #567
**Fixed:**
- CSS snippet hiding other admin notices #576
---
### [4.4](https://www.uncannyowl.com/whats-new-with-uncanny-groups/) \[2022-06-16\]
**Added:**
- Welcome emails now customizable for each group #543
- Added ‘Swap course product’ option to Subscription products #562
- Email Group Users: “Reply-to” now enables choosing a different group leader if the group has more than one #564
- Email Group Users: Group Leaders can now send email to group users based on status in a specific course #545
- [Uncanny Automator](https://automatorplugin.com/integration/uncanny-groups/) 1-click installer – Easily add automation capabilities to Uncanny Groups #110
**Updated:**
- Bulk Add users: Option to make user first and last name mandatory when adding multiple users #554
- WooCommerce – Swap course product: Product title format adjusted to %product\_title% (#%product\_id%) #539
- Improved PHP 8.1+ compatibility #355
**Fixed:**
- Buttons no longer use generic class .button for color #519
- JS issues fixed with targets when adding custom fields to tables using PHP filters #511
- Group Quiz Report – Updated filtering logic for quiz dropdown #524
- Group DB – `datetime` changed to `TIMESTAMP` for sites running MySQL < 5.5 #521
- Group Essay Report – Date column not sorting correctly #504
- Group Progress Report – PHP Error when viewing report on some sites #502
- Group Management & Group Reports – Hidden columns now appear in exported CSV/Excel files #490
- PHP Error when Group Leader role does not exist #510
- WPML – Group dropdown on Quiz Report is now consistent with group dropdown on Course Report when WPML is activated #547
- WooCommerce Subscriptions – Uncaught Error: Call to a member function get\_id() on bool #514
**Developers:**
- Group Course Report – Filter `ulgm_is_hierarchy_setting_enabled` to override hierarchy check #505
- Group Management – Filter `ulgm_populate_management_features` to override management features #542
- Course Report Table – Filter `ulgm_group_course_report_user_data` added to modify user course data #557
- WooCommerce License – Filter `ulgm_woocommerce_hide_course_title_in_product` to hide course title in cart #535
### 4.3 \[2022-04-20\]
**New Feature:**
- Group Management – [Add seats for subscription-based licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-seats-after-subscription-based-group-purchase/) #229
**Added:**
- Group Management & Reports – Excel export button #422
- Group Quiz Report – New optional shortcode attribute score-type to view points instead of %age #481
- Group Course Report – Course enrolled date and Group name columns #475
- Group Management – Update seat count when Automator action removes a user from a group #457
- Group License/Course products – Now supports product attributes and linked products #256
- Gravity Forms – Filter added `ulgm_redeem_code_for_current_logged_in_user` to optionally not redeem code when Uncanny Key field is in registration form #460
- Group management – `ulgm_group_management_header` action #491
**Updated:**
- Subscription License – “Pending Cancellation” status no longer automatically removes user access #421
- Progress Report – Mark a lesson complete if all topics of a lesson are completed. Mark a course complete if all lessons are completed (including course level quiz, if any) #473
- Assignments Report – Improved translation of the column headings #468
- Custom Group license details are no longer exposed publicly when Yoast SEO is enabled #380
**Fixed:**
- Group Management – PHP Error when deleting user on PHP 8.x+ #466
- Group Management – Group courses limit – `nopaging` parameter added #462
- Upgrade groups – Bulk upgrade now works reliably #458
- Group Key – Allow hyphen in key redemption #454
- Group Management – Improved logic to list groups when basic group setting is not on #452
- Improved translatable strings #470
---
### 4.2.3 \[2022-03-08\]
**Added:**
- Group Management – Add & Invite User – Filters added to make first and last name fields optional #441
- `ulgm_add_invite_user_first_name_required`
- `ulgm_add_invite_user_last_name_required`
**Fixed:**
- Group Management – Multisite: Users are now listed reliably #443
- Group Management – Sometimes, the string “Not started” can’t be translated #439
- LearnDash/BuddyBoss sync – Fixed login behaviour in some situations #447
---
### 4.2.2 \[2022-02-28\]
**Added:**
- Group Registration & Key Redemption Form – Several `do_action()` added for developers #420
**Updated:**
- Upload users – Now autogenerates nickname by combining first and last name without any space #346
- Group Management & Reports – Updated search field placeholders to better indicate search options #294
- Progress Report: Group dropdown removed; search now finds all matching users in all groups accessible to the group leader #218
**Fixed:**
- Group Management – Invite a user – Fixed permission issue for admins (“You do not have permission to manage this group.”) #431
- Group Management – The Users menu is no longer displayed if it has no items in some situations #347
- Group Management – Multisite: Users from one subsite no longer erroneously show up in another subsite #425
- Group Management – WPML: Translated courses no longer appear in unrelated Groups in some situations #419
- Group Management – Export CSV no longer includes hidden checkbox column #407
- Group Management – Uncanny group info erroneously shows for basic groups #403
- Group Course Report – Permission Issue when Groups hierarchy is enabled #410
- Updated text-domains for some translatable strings #416
---
### 4.2.1 \[2022-02-09\]
**Added:**
- New filter: `ulgm_key_suffix` To add suffix when auto-generating keys #394
- New filter: `ulgm_key_prefix` To add prefix when auto-generating keys #393
- New do\_action: `ulgm_user_redeems_group_key` when the user redeems a key #387
- New filters – `ulgm_group_management_enrolled_user_status` and `ulgm_management_enrolled_user_status_id` Optionally change user status #362
- New filter: Group Management – `ulgm_group_management_enrolled_user_data` Enrolled user data #360
- New filters: Reset Password `ulgm_reset_password_url` and `ulgm_reset_password_text` #36083 #358
**Updated:**
- Group Management page – ‘Users’ menu is no longer displayed when empty
- Progress report – Lessons completed now fire the `learndash_lesson_completed` hook #370
- Course report – Timestamps now excluded from CSV export #364
- Download Keys – Changed file type `text/plain` to `text/csv` #384
- Group Course products that are converted to Group License products now drop previously associated courses #372
- Improved compatibility with Twentytwentytwo theme #368
- Improved code quality #389, #392
**Fixed:**
- Terms & Conditions – Links and other markup are no longer removed from description #381
- Course report – Removed duplicate id attribute on course dropdown #378
- Course report – Fixed typo ‘Deails’ #356
- Quiz Report – Slow query preventing results from loading on some sites #375
- Quiz Report – Fixed Sort By Date issue #351
- New group purchase email – Password reset key conflict with WooCommerce #373
- BuddyBoss group now automatically created when a new Uncanny Group created via [Uncanny Automator](https://wordpress.org/plugins/uncanny-automator/) “Everyone” recipe and sync is enabled #363
---
### 4.2 \[2021-12-15\]
**Added:**
- Added a way to swap products based on quantity #321
- Improved compatibility with WPML #308
**Updated:**
- Group Keys – Enforce alpha-numeric enrollment keys #318
**Fixed:**
- Progress report – Completion of courses now works consistently on LD 3.5+ #314
- Group management page – Permission fix for Admin users #319
- Course report – Permission fix for Admin users when loading child groups in a Group hierarchy #337
- Course report – Performance improvements for larger sites #241
**For Developers:**
- New action: WooCommerce License purchase – `ulgm_before_license_group_is_inserted` #324
- New action: WooCommerce License purchase – `ulgm_after_license_group_is_inserted` #325
- New filter: WooCommerce License purchase – `ulgm_license_group_linked_course_id` #327
- New filter: WooCommerce License purchase – `ulgm_license_group_courses_linked_in_order` #326
- New filter: Group Progress Report: `ulgm_include_user_direct_enrolled_courses` #332
---
### 4.1.1 \[2021-11-19\]
**Added:**
- `ulgm_bulk_discount_table` – shortcode to allow Groups Bulk Pricing table to be displayed on any page #302
**Updated:**
- Changes/fixes to ticket submission data #306
- Gravity Forms – Code redemption for existing users now works more reliably #304
**Fixed:**
- Fatal error on failed remote get #301
---
### 4.1 \[2021-11-04\]
**Added:**
- Optional group hierarchy support to reports in order to include child group data
- Group Management page – CSV export button #250
- Essay Report – Ability to pre-populate a search using `?search=query` #246
- New setting: Do not free up a seat when a student with “Completed” status is removed #260
- Added current action argument to `ulgm_gdpr_is_group_leader_allowed` filter #285
**Updated:**
- Group Course Reports – Improved performance #241
- Associated WooCommerce orders displayed on Edit Group page limited to 15 #224
**Fixed:**
- Date Complete column now sorts properly on different date formats #269
- Back to Group Management buttons now work consistently across different site configurations #263
- Back to Group Management button no longer incorrectly adds -1 as group-id #249
- Password reset URL not visible in send password reset email on some sites #248
- Outgoing emails now formatted correctly when sent via WP Mail SMTP #238
- Emails with HTML entities now render correctly #230
- Unable to checkout using PayPal Payments by WooCommerce Plugin when bulk discounts are enabled #225
- PHP error when WooCommerce briefly unavailable during plugin update process #240
- PHP error if `$product->get_id()` is called without validation #296
**Developers:**
- New filter: Progress Report – `ulgm_progress_report_courses` #276
- New filter: Progress Report – `ulgm_progress_report_user_quizzes` #275
- New filter: Progress Report – `ulgm_progress_report_user_courses` #274
- New filter: Group Management – `ulgm_is_reconcile_required` to optionally bail front end reconciliation #271
- New filter: Group Course Report – `ulgm_group_course_report_user_course_data` #252
- New filter: `ulgm_other_similar_orders_limit` limit # of orders on edit group page #226
---
### 4.0.5 \[2021-09-10\]
**Added:**
- New #ResetPasswordLink token for emails generates a 1-click password reset link #198
**Fixed:**
- Group name field on WooCommerce checkout page no longer shows confusing field description #221
- WooCommerce guest checkout no longer throws an error #186
- Uncanny Codes and Uncanny Groups field conflict with Theme My Login #211
- Uncanny Codes and Uncanny Groups field conflict with WPForms #204
- Seat assignment not calculated properly in certain situations #206
- Seat count disparity when users are added or removed on edit group page #193
- Course Report – Permission issues in some instances #200
- Email body now supports full HTML templates #192
- Fixed PHP warning trim() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given #210
---
### 4.0.4 \[2021-08-18\]
**Added:**
- Quiz Report: Now includes users that have not yet attempted the selected quiz #156
- Woocommerce – Group subscription license purchases are now autocompleted #162
**Updated:**
- Group management – Add user: Nickname is now set to First Name Last Name instead of username #174
**Fixed:**
- No longer using `block_categories` filter as it was deprecated in WordPress 5.8 #170
- Added `ulgm_group_management` role to the list of allowed roles for the create group shortcode #140
- Previously stored transient causing issues for new group purchases on multisites #177
- “Pay with PayPal” payment gateway now works reliably with custom group purchase and group name #167
- Upload users: Semicolon-delimited CSVs now work more reliably #166
- Code redemption autoload options from wp\_options table #164
- Uncanny Groups/Codes Key field conflict on some sites running Uncanny Codes #159
- WooCommerce Subscription reactivation now properly restores user and course access to the group #158
- “Not Started” in the Group Management table is now translatable #155
- Restored Course column to the individual course report #154
- Extraneous character suffixed to true #153
- Assignment Report: Trashing the assignment is now working consistently #150
- Assignment Report: Unapproved assignments not showing up in some situations #149
- CSV upload no longer breaks when a field contains an apostrophe #145
- Responsive mode showing \[object Object\] under Key column on group management page #141
- Irrelevant UI elements are no longer being displayed to basic (non-upgraded) groups #118
**For developers:**
- `ulgm_learndash_group_enrolled_users` filter to modify group enrolled users #182
- `ulgm_quiz_report_hide_unattempted_users` filter to hide users that have not completed a quiz on the quiz report #181
- `ulgm_quiz_report_user_data` filter to modify quiz report data #180
---
### 4.0.3 \[2021-07-12\]
**Added:**
- `ulgm_groups_management_selected_group_id` filter to set selected group on Group Management page #121
- `ulgm_user_registered` action after user is registered with native form #136
**Fixed:**
- Checkboxes now appear more consistently for all groups in user list on Group Management page #132
- Back to Group Management button now appears on all reports when Group Management page is set #123
- PHP error: Class uncanny\_learndash\_groups\\WoocommerceLicenseSubscription not found on some sites #129
- Group Progress Report: JS file version changed to avoid cached file #133
- Reactivating an expired or cancelled subscription license now restores course and user access as expected #125
- Group hierarchy in group selector on Group Management page now renders correctly when users do not have access to a top-level group #121
- Group Name field now displays consistently on checkout when a subscription license is in the cart #135
---
### 4.0.2 \[2021-07-05\]
**Added:**
- CSS classes to front end group creation form #105
**Fixed:**
- Group Management page now displays more than 5 courses per group #113
- [Basic groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-existing-learndash-groups/#Group_Types) are no longer enabled by default on the front end #118
- Simple subscription products now retain mapped groups/courses on save #111
- Assignment Report no longer appears in dropdown if Assignment Report page is set to “None” in settings #108
- Transient issue causing a newly added group leader to replace a previously added group leader #107
---
### 4.0.1 \[2021-06-24\]
**Updated:**
- Group Progress Report: Admins can now bypass group selection #96
**Fixed:**
- Group Progress Report: Group drop down selection missing for group leaders #95
- PHP Error no longer displayed when group’s WooCommerce license product is trashed #94
- PHP Error no longer displayed when plugin is deactivated #101
- Plugin’s .pot file now loads consistently #98
---
### 4.0 \[2021-06-22\]
**Added:**
- Formidable: Uncanny Groups Key field type #86
- WP Forms: Uncanny Groups Key field type #87
- Seat counts on group list page for admins #41
- “Download keys” button on group list page for admins #42
- Bulk discounts now apply to WooCommerce subscription licenses #11
- “Invited users” list on edit group page for admins #77
- Show expired license notice when license expires #83
- Option to “downgrade” a group to unlink it from WooCommerce #9
- Group Progress Report: Group selection dropdown if group leader has multiple groups #73
- “System status” page for easy debugging #72
- `ulgm_allow_assets_for_custom_uo_groups` filter to allow non-groups pages to load assets #66
- `ulgm_learndash_group_enrolled_courses` filter on groups enrolled courses #65
- `ulgm_group_name` filter to modify group title when custom group is created from frontend
**Updated:**
- Gravity Forms: Uncanny Groups Key field name #88
- Reduce password complexity for auto-generated passwords #69
- All Uncanny Groups outgoing emails now support shortcodes #54
- Group management shortcode – Improve compatibility with Divi #46
- Group Progress Report: Group leaders can now update user progress only if the course is assigned to the group #73
- Updated field description for the course selection field on edit product screen #39
- Email settings cleanup #5
- Added filters for quiz report header drop downs #61
- Key generation method that caused issues on some environments
- Group leader details are now optional for admins when creating a custom group from Uncanny Groups > Create group
- Code quality improvements
**Fixed:**
- Enrolled users count on group management page #32
- Total / Available seats count on edit group page #32
- Inconsistent seat count where a user has been assigned two seats but the front end count shows one (only visible in database) #32
- Group management phantom seat issue #32
- Seat count when a user is a member but added as a group leader (takes an extra seat which shouldn’t and results in phantom seat) #32
- Seat count when a member is removed but is a group leader that has been assigned 2 seats but removal of the user only restored 1 seat count #32
- Seat count when an “In Progress” user is dropped from group by the group leader when “Allow Group Leaders to remove students at any time” is checked #32
- Group leaders can edit users more reliably #60
- LearnDash notification conflict #58
- Group Management: Add hyphen when first or last name is empty when “Allow group leaders to edit users” is enabled #57
- Added support of WPML lang in URL on Group Management page #26880 #38
- Group Licence products are no longer searchable by the public #26792 #33
- A single User ID is assigned multiple codes #32
- Ajax call for Quiz Reports doesn’t get triggered #30
- Add multiple users – password column class no longer same as email column #27
- PHP notice on WooCommerce product when selecting courses #25
- Group Management report User label string setting doesn’t exist but expected in code leading to i18n issue #22
- Group Management reports shows users as ‘in progress’ when they should be ‘completed’ #20
- Group/Product not resetting when multiple groups are selected #17
- Order prematurely completing when PayPal IPN payment method is used #14
- Data on Course Report is incorrect in some situations #25030 #13
- All users in a group show the same progress percent in some situations #12
- PHP fatal error when when duplicating groups in some situations#10
- Fix num parameter to per\_page #8
- Groups not working as expected for group purchases and abandoned orders #4
- Using $\_POST parameters directly in insert statement on protected form #45
- PHP: Notices and errors
---
### 3.10.1 \[2021-02-25\]
**Updated:**
- Internal code updates
**Fixed:**
- Conflict with WooCommerce Admin plugin that prevented uses from purchasing group license products
- Removed unnecessary debug logging
---
### 3.10 \[2021-02-17\]
**Added:**
- New Password field in the Add Users options of the Group Management page allow Group Leaders to set passwords for new users
- Optional setting to autocomplete WooCommerce orders with Uncanny Groups products
- Groups are linked from the order when viewed on the WooCommerce edit order page
- WooCommerce orders are linked from the group when viewed on the LearnDash edit group page
**Updated:**
- Changed the author of groups created with our wizard to the creator of the group rather than the Group Leader initially assigned to the group
- New filters to modify author of custom group license product and LearnDash Group created by Uncanny Groups ```
apply_filters( 'ulgm_custom_license_post_author', $user->ID, get_current_user_id(), 'license-purchase' );
apply_filters( 'ulgm_custom_group_post_author', $user->ID, get_current_user_id(), 'license-purchase' );
```
- New filter to show group license product thumbnail in cart if the thumbnail exists ```
apply_filters( 'ulgm_license_product_thumbnail_in_cart', false, $product_get_image, $product );
```
**Fixed:**
- Resolved an incompatibility with the Yoast SEO 15.8 release that blocked purchases from the Buy Courses/Groups page
- Added the username column to the Group Quiz Report CSV export file
- PHP 8.x error on /wp-admin/ pages
- Restored support for the category and tag attribute in the Buy Courses shortcode
- PHP 8.x error when the plugin confirms the installed version
- Restored CSS classes for tables that were removed with the recent change to datatables
- Fixed width of seat input fields on edit group page for some screen sizes
---
### 3.9 \[2021-02-02\]
**Added:**
- BuddyBoss: New LearnDash Groups to sync with Social Groups if setting is enabled
- User upload: Support for semicolon-delimited .csv files when bulk uploading users in the front-end Group Management page
- LearnDash: Setting to use LearnDash’s “legacy” data to show user progress on the Group Management page
- LearnDash: Setting to show/hide group courses/users count for admins on LearnDash Groups page for improved performance
- Filter to let users add/remove roles that can access the Group Management page ```
apply_filters( 'ulgm_gm_allowed_roles', array( 'administrator', 'group_leader' ) )
```
**Updated:**
- Improved performance of Group Management page
- Improved performance of key generation for large groups
- Assignment report now shows “View” link instead of filename to avoid table formatting issues with long LearnDash-formatted filenames
- The course list on the Group Management page is now ordered alphabetically
- Someone LearnDash functions to use internal functions
- Cleaned up old jPlist CSS classes
- Improved strings for translation
**Fixed:**
- Status attribute for the \[uo\_groups\_assignments\] shortcode now displays the assignments with the specified status (all | ungraded | graded)
- Quiz report Gutenberg block no longer shows as a “Course report” block when added in the editor
- Group keys are now deleted when a group is deleted even if WooCommerce is not active
- If a user update fails because the username or email is already in use, an error message is now displayed
- Users are no longer added to incorrect groups due to group transients in some situations
- PHP Warning: The magic method uncanny\_learndash\_groups\\Boot::\_\_wakeup() must have public visibility
---
### 3.8.1 \[2020-12-10\]
**Added:**
- \[uo\_groups\_buy\_courses\] shortcode now supports product\_cat and product\_tag attributes to display only Group Courses in specific categories or with specific tags
**Fixed:**
- Running actions on users selected across multiple pages now works as expected
- PHP error: Cannot declare class Walker\_GroupDropdown with WordPress 5.6
- Email filters being applied multiple times
- “Automatically include Group Course products in Group License purchases” price of Group Course products now set to $0 in cart
---
### 3.8 \[2020-11-16\]
**Added:**
- “Username” column on Course and Quiz reports
- Ability to customize columns on Course and Quiz reports
- More detailed results are now displayed after group leaders bulk upload users via .csv
- Shortcode \[uo\_groups\_button\] to output a button to the Group Management page
- Shortcode \[uo\_groups\_link\] to output an unstyled link to the Group Management page
- Support for display of hierarchical groups in the group selection dropdown on the Group Management page
- Attributes enrolled\_users\_page\_length enrolled\_users\_length\_menu, group\_leaders\_page\_length, group\_leaders\_length\_menu for \[uo\_groups\] shortcode for setting default and available rows displayed per page
- Support for third-party WooCommerce discount plugins on initial license purchase
- Support for email addresses containing apostrophes when bulk uploading users
- Additional filter to override Group Management link ```
apply_filters( 'ulgm_group_management_page_link', $permalink, (int) self::$group_management_page_id );
```
- Additional filters on endpoints used for getting data via REST API ```
apply_filters( 'ulgm_rest_api_get_user_course_data', $data, $_POST );
```
```
apply_filters( 'ulgm_rest_api_get_group_courses', $data, $_POST );
```
```
apply_filters( 'ulgm_rest_api_get_essays_data', $essays_table, $_POST );
```
```
apply_filters( 'ulgm_rest_api_get_quiz_data', $quiz_table, $_POST );
```
```
apply_filters( 'ulgm_rest_api_get_assignments_data', $assignments_table, $_POST );
```
- Ability to search for users via enrollment key in progress report
**Updated:**
- Improved compatibility of front-end assignment and essay approval with newer versions of LearnDash
- After initial creation, the cost of a group license product is now independent of the included group course products, and will not change if the price of the included products changes
- Added methods for developers to manually enqueue JS and CSS assets when using shortcodes in a non-standard way
- Added custom classes to target specific columns in the Essay report
**Fixed:**
- Reports button no longer appears when no reports are available
- JavaScript conflict on Essay report when only one course is available
- Progress data no longer limited to 20 courses
- Essay/Assignment approval modals select dropdown height fix for some browsers
- String: “User(s) have been removed.” is now translatable
---
### 3.7.4 \[2020-10-09\]
- Fixed: Loading indicator stuck when approving assignments due to learndash\_assignment\_bulk\_actions\_approve() function moved in LearnDash v3.2.3.3
- Fixed: Fatal error accessing Assignment report due to learndash\_assignment\_approval\_link() function removed in LearnDash v3.2.3.4
- Fixed: User edit modal now appears when editing users after the first page of results
---
### 3.7.3 \[2020-09-10\]
- Added: Filter for redirect on after creating a group on the front end using the shortcode \[uo\_groups\_create\_group\] (uo\_redirect\_after\_group\_created)
- Added: status=”all|graded|ungraded” attribute added to Assignment report (\[uo\_groups\_assignments\]) to specify what is displayed on initial load
- Updated: Changed minimum seats from 2 to 1 when creating new groups and setting bulk discounts
- Updated: Yellow highlight indicating sorted column changed to grey
- Updated: JS and CSS source files now included in distribution along with map files
- Fixed: Added additional error handling when user is inserted to avoid warnings and errors
- Fixed: Detailed quiz reports now working consistently on LearnDash 3.2+
- Fixed: All strings in report tables are now translatable
- Fixed: Users no longer able to add empty product to cart if no courses are checked on \[uo\_groups\_buy\_courses\] page
- Fixed: Users with status Not Enrolled can now be consistently removed from groups
- Fixed: Loading animation on essay report no longer hangs if no lesson/course exists for an essay
- Fixed: Adding seats to a group no longer creates a duplicate group in some situations
- Fixed: Adding a group leader no longer increments group leader count by 2
- Fixed: PHP warning: count(): no longer appears on Essay report if no essays are in the system
---
### 3.7.2 \[2020-08-10\]
- Added: Filters and CSS classes to datatables implementation on \[uo\_groups\] for improved customizability
- Updated: Improved consistency of dropdowns on assignment and essay reports, especially when using shared course steps
- Updated: Renamed Lesson dropdown on course and quiz reports to Lesson/Topic
- Updated: register\_rest\_route’s permission\_callback will return WP\_Error on failed permission
- Updated: User and Report dropdowns no longer displayed if no options are available
- Updated: Added CSS class to Not Enrolled status in Group Management table
- Fixed: key\_options attribute now hides the key column in the Group Management table
- Fixed: Removed error\_reporting flag
- Fixed: Removed ob\_clean() from \[uo\_groups\] that modified HTML Doctype on Groups Management page
---
### 3.7.1 \[2020-08-07\]
- Fixed: Edit User and mailto links missing on Group Management page
- Fixed: Assignments/Essays table width on mobile devices
- Fixed: Save Changes button not working on settings page
- Fixed: Square icon appearing on topics in Progress Report
---
### 3.7 \[2020-08-06\]
- Added: Ability to access reporting functions (course, progress, essay, assignment) for “basic” groups in front end
- Added: Gutenberg block for Progress Report
- Added: Sorting on Date Completed column in Course Report
- Updated: Replaced deprecated jPList JavaScript library with DataTables JavaScript library
- Updated: Improved sanitization of variables (CVE-2020-9439)
- Updated: Improved translation support
- Updated: Added permission\_callback to all Rest API calls for WordPress v5.5 compatibility
- Updated: Added error handling on new user if site returns WP Error
- Updated: Add seats / courses checkout now uses order meta to store information instead of transients for reliability
- Updated: Essay Report – Questions that support uploads now display a download link in the “Content” column
- Fixed: Add seats or add courses no longer results in an incorrect group seat count or creates a duplicate group when the order is completed or a previous order for add seats or courses was not marked complete
- Fixed: Capitalization of WooCommerce product types
- Fixed: Styling conflict with LearnDash on Create Group page in /wp-admin
- Fixed: Uploading users with “Send Enrollment Key” selected now properly processes existing users
---
### 3.6.3 \[2020-06-30\]
- Fixed: User count/Seat count wrapping issue on some themes
- Fixed: Detailed Quiz reports now working for Group Leaders on sites running LearnDash v3.1.8
---
### 3.6.2 \[2020-06-23\]
- Fixed: PHP fatal error when manually creating a group via wp-admin
---
### 3.6.1 \[2020-06-19\]
- Added: #Courses token for email templates that outputs list of courses assigned to the group
- Added: #GroupLeaderInfo token for email templates that outputs list of Group Leaders with email addresses
- Fixed: Group name is required no longer appears on checkout when adding seats or courses to an existing group
---
### 3.6 \[2020-06-17\]
- Added: Essay Report – Attribute to determine what to show only initial load – status=”all|graded|ungraded”
- Added: Option to use Progress Report instead of Course Report when viewing individual user status
- Added: Support for username column in front end CSV upload for Group Leaders
- Added: Filter for developers to modify sort order of courses on the Buy Courses page (ulgm\_buy\_courses\_qry\_args)
- Updated: Replaced learndash\_post\_args\_groups with register\_post\_type\_args for upcoming LearnDash 3.2 compatibility
- Updated: Added check for updated quiz statistic AJAX function call for upcoming LearnDash 3.2 compatibility
- Updated: Improved user search on Progress Report
- Updated: Improved consistency of results displayed in Course Report
- Updated: Improved compatibility with MySQL 8
- Updated: Added indexes to Groups database tables for improved performance
- Updated: Improved translation support
- Updated: Added note to Group Name field on checkout page: “If left blank, the group name will be \[First name\] \[Last name\] – \[Company name\]”
- Fixed: PHP Notice: register\_rest\_route was called incorrectly in WordPress 5.4.2 and newer
- Fixed: PHP warnings when installed on empty sites
- Fixed: Price entered manually on LearnDash Group License product now overrides price automatically generated from included LearnDash Group Course products
- Fixed: If “Group Leaders Don’t Use Seats” is checked, a Group Leader that purchases a Group License no longer occupies a seat in the group
---
### 3.5.2
- Updated: Permissions for certain operations changed from upload\_plugins to manage\_options for consistency
- Updated: Removed unused function wcs\_get\_users\_subscriptions and cleaned up logging code
- Fixed: License cost on checkout based on the store tax settings (product price entered including v/s excluding tax)
- Fixed: HTML formatting was being removed from emails on save
---
### 3.5.1
- Added: redirect and role attributes to uo\_groups\_redemption\_form shortcode
- Added: Filters for Subject and Message for outgoing emails (ld\_group\_email\_users\_personalize\_subject, ld\_group\_email\_users\_personalize\_message)
- Added: Filter for course list on buy courses page (ulgm\_buy\_courses\_qry\_args)
- Added: Support for email addresses with apostrophes
- Updated: Improved consistency of completion statistics on Course Report
- Fixed: Administrators can remove users and send password reset emails from the front end Group Management interface
- Fixed: Sorting on course report now works in both directions
- Fixed: Changes to Group Purchase Email could not be saved
- Fixed: Authenticated XSS vulnerability on Group Management page
- Fixed: eCommerce settings missing from Settings page
- Fixed: When “Enable association of products and groups” was checked, purchases of any product would associate users with a non-existent group with group ID = 0
- Fixed: License cost on checkout when “Display prices during cart and checkout” is set to “Excluding tax”
- Fixed: PHP warnings on add\_shortcode
- Fixed: Removed debug code from rest-api-end-points.php
---
### 3.5
- Added: New shortcode \[uo\_groupleader\_restrict\_content\] – Shows information to group leaders only, supports user\_groups attribute for showing content to leaders of specific group(s) only
- Added: Edit User dialog for Group Leaders with First Name, Last Name, Email and Username fields. Username field can be disabled in settings
- Added: Group Purchase Email: Customizable email that can be sent to users after a WooCommerce group purchase is completed
- Added: #EmailEncoded variable for adding email addresses to URLs in email templates
- Updated: Seats are now assigned to users added to groups by admins from the Edit User page
- Updated: Permissions made more consistent for admins across Group Management and Group Report pages
- Updated: Required attribute added to form fields when adding a new user
- Updated: Most special characters no longer allowed in first and last name fields
- Updated: When adding courses to an existing group, cost for courses already purchased shows as $0.00
- Updated: Removed checkbox on hide/show customize columns toggle on BuddyBoss theme
- Updated: Admins can now always manage user progress on the Progress Report even if Allow Group Leaders to Manage Progress is not checked
- Updated: Improved translation support
- Fixed: Email Users dialog was not sending email when all checkboxes under “Email Users with status:” were checked
- Fixed: Reconcile Seat Count button now respects “Group Leaders don’t use seats” setting
- Fixed: Group Management page no longer automatically scrolls to user table on load
- Fixed: PHP warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in cart for non-group-license subscription products
- Fixed: Duplicate field ID on email settings page
- Fixed: Language folder renamed to Languages
- Fixed: Group Name field on checkout page is no longer editable when adding seats or courses to a group
- Fixed: Cost on single product page now shows cost/month/seat instead of cost/month
- Fixed: Uncaught Error: Class ‘uncanny\_learndash\_groups\\stdClass’ not found
---
### 3.4.10
- Fixed: In-progress users were showing 0% complete
---
### 3.4.9
- Fixed: General tab missing on non-group license products
- Fixed: “Select Course” option appearing in wrong position in dropdown on Quiz report
- Fixed: “Group ID was not received. Reload page and try again.” error showing on course report for some Group Leaders
- Fixed: Individual progress report not rendering for some users
- Fixed: Completion percentage displayed was greater than 100% when steps were removed from courses
- Fixed: Total cost/month incorrectly shown as cost/month/seat in cart for subscription license products
---
### 3.4.8
- Added: Ability to send an email to users with “Not Enrolled” status (users that were sent an enrollment code but have not yet registered)
- Updated: Reconcile seat count button now handles additional cases
- Updated: When a user is sent an enrollment code more than once, they now receive the same code that was initially sent and are not added to the users table again
- Updated: Improved theme compatibility of Group Management page CSS
- Updated: Tax Status and Tax Class fields now available on group license products
- Fixed: When WooCommerce orders were not autocompleted and Group Leaders occupy seats, checkout would display “Error processing checkout” as there were no seats available to add the Group Leader to the group until after the order was completed
- Fixed: When adding seats to a group, changing the license product in the cart prior to checkout resulted in the new license seats being applied to the original group
- Fixed: Course progress percentage was being displayed differently on different reports
- Fixed: Apostrophes were not allowed in first or last name fields when adding users
- Fixed: Users may now add multiple subscription products to their cart even if one of the products is a subscription license
- Fixed: The Back to Group Management button was not appearing on the Progress Report after selecting a user
---
### 3.4.7
- Added: “Reconcile seat count” button on the Edit Group page that assigns a seat to every member of the group that is not currently assigned a seat and restores missing seats
- Updated: Group Member email addresses on Group Management page now mailto links
- Updated: Course selection field on Create Group page now uses select2 pillbox for easier searching and selection of courses
- Updated: Pressing \[Enter\] now submits Add new user form
- Fixed: Users sent an enrollment key were unable to join their group if the group displayed 0 available seats
- Fixed: Group Leaders were able to view/manage progress of non-group courses on the Progress Report
- Fixed: Group member pagination buttons jumped to the top of the page when clicked
- Fixed: File missing (learndash\_template\_script.js) error on quiz report
- Fixed: Group Leaders sent welcome email even if email disabled when creating a new group on the Uncanny Groups > Create Group page
---
### 3.4.6
- Updated: EDD updater class
- Updated: Improved theme compatibility of checkboxes in Email Users dialog
- Updated: When Send Enrollment Key email is disabled on Email Settings page, “Send Enrollment Key” option is removed from Add User dialog
- Updated: When Add and invite (new user) and Add and invite (existing user) emails are disabled on Email Settings page, text in Add User dialog is changed from “Add and invite user” to “Add user”
- Updated: Manage Progress page now supports topic-level quizzes
- Fixed: Checkboxes to disable emails on Email Settings page
- Fixed: Error on Buy Courses page when Event Tickets Plus is installed
---
### 3.4.5
- Fixed: Group Name field didn’t appear on checkout page when purchasing a subscription-based group license product
- Fixed: Checkout allowed subscription group license to be added to cart along with other non-subscription group licenses
- Fixed: Column sorting arrows not showing up on users table on Group Management page
- Fixed: Marking courses or lessons complete or incomplete on Progress Report page resulted in stuck progress spinner if lessons contained topics
- Fixed: Certificate button not working on quizzes that were marked complete by a Group Leader or Administrator (button removed because data necessary to generate certificate not stored)
---
### 3.4.4
- Updated: Added containing div and ID attribute to \[uo\_groups\_url\] to make it easier to target with CSS
- Updated: Added progress indicator for .csv uploads
- Fixed: Conflict with Uncanny LearnDash Enrollment Codes – When Uncanny LearnDash Groups was active, registration form for Uncanny Codes could not be submitted
- Fixed: Typo in \[uo\_groups\_manage\_progress\] shortcode on Manage Progress page created on initial activation
- Fixed: Not Enrolled users assigned a key whose first character was numeric could not be removed using the “Remove User(s)” button on the Group Management page
- Fixed: PHP fatal error creating a group when WooCommerce not active
- Fixed: “Course” type products missing “General” tab when WooCommerce Subscriptions not active
- Fixed: Uploading a .csv file containing many users would time out and fail to add some of the users on some systems
- Fixed: Added workaround for issue where Send Enrollment Key shows an error but user is still added to table
---
### 3.4.3
- Updated: User table on group management page will now show first and last names of users invited with “Send enrollment key” option in Add User dialog
- Updated: Improved performance of Progress Report when marking items complete/incomplete
- Fixed: Group dropdown on Group Management page not displaying all groups
---
### 3.4.2
- Updated: Improved messaging when a user has purchased group access but their order is still in processing status
- Updated: Deleting a group permanently from the trash now removes the associated group data from ulgm\_group\_details and ulgm\_group\_codes tables
- Updated: Front End Assignment Management – “Select course” now appears at the top of the course dropdown instead of alphabetically
- Fixed: General tab sometimes not available on Edit Product page of LearnDash Group Course type products
- Fixed: Unable to remove users with status “Not Enrolled”
- Fixed: PHP Notice on some sites: Object of class WP\_Post could not be converted to int
---
### 3.4.1
- Added: Button to enable group leaders to send a password reset email to selected users
- Added: Filter ulgm\_gdpr\_is\_group\_leader\_allowed that enables custom validation of user before user is added to group
- Added: “Customize Columns” toggle to show/hide column checkboxes on front-end assignments and
- Added: Approved/Not Approved filter on front-end Group Assignment Report page
- Updated: Email templates renamed for clarity
- Updated: Numbers are now permitted in name fields when adding new users
- Updated: Switched to custom icon font instead of FontAwesome
- Updated: Group Leaders that occupy seats now show an assigned key in the users table
- Updated: Updated titles of pages created on initial plugin activation to match dropdowns on settings page
- Updated: preopopulate\_field\_setting, label\_placement\_setting, error\_message\_setting added to the field settings array for Gravity Form integration
- Updated: Download keys filename now updated when Group slug is changed
- Fixed: Users menu no longer hidden if seats remaining is 0
- Fixed: “Add and Invite User” now the default selection when opening the Add One modal from the Users menu
- Fixed: Formatting of label for Assignment Management Page dropdown on Settings page
- Fixed: Increased width of email token containers to prevent text from being slightly cut off
- Fixed: Path to help icon image no longer dependent on LearnDash installation folder
- Fixed: #Email token returning username
- Fixed: Rare PHP fatal error on is\_type function
- Fixed: Vertical alignment of group selector dropdown on group management page
- Fixed: 500 error when atempting to register into a group with no seats available
---
### 3.4
- Changes to Group Management page:
- Added: Attribute to hide Group Courses section (group\_courses\_section=”hide|show”)
- Updated: All buttons reorganized into two menus: Users and Reports
- Updated: Improved performance
- Updated: Page is no longer set to draft status when the plugin is deactivated
- Updated: Add Courses button moved and resized to match Add Seats button
- Updated: Course Report and Quiz Report buttons now hidden automatically when “None” is selected for the corresponding pages in settings
- Changes to front-end Assignment and Essay management:
- Added: Ability for users to show/hide columns
- Added: Ability for admins to specify default columns
- Added: Ability to drag and drop to reorder columns
- Added: Ability to drag to resize columns
- Added: Table responsiveness (columns are auto-collapsed on narrow screen widths)
- Added: First Name and Last Name columns
- Added (Essays only): Graded/Ungraded/All filter (Ungraded is the default)
- Added: (Essays only): Question and Content columns
- Updated (Essays only): Renamed “Submitted by” column to “Student”
- Updated (Assignments only): Renamed “Author” column to “Student”
- Updated: Filters that cannot be used without first selecting a parent filter are now disabled until the parent filter is selected
- Added: Filters for Group Name field label (ulgm\_group\_name\_text) and Group Name field placeholder (ulgm\_group\_name\_placeholder) on WooCommerce checkout page
- Added: Ability to make code field optional when using Theme My Login for group/site registration
- Updated: Group Licenses can now be purchased along with other product types (excluding other Group License products)
- Updated: Reorganized settings page
- Updated: Courses now sorted alphabetically on Create Group page
- Updated: Improved support for Theme My Login 7.x and the use of customized registration form templates
- Updated: Cleared transients when purchasing direct access to a group via WooCommerce to reduce delay in user appearing in group list
- Updated: Users added by Group Leaders are now assigned their full email address as username
- Fixed: Courses with completed draft lessons no longer show > 100% complete in Progress Report
- Fixed: Duplicate checkbox and total calculation issue on Buy Courses page when using Astra/Elementor
- Fixed: SQL error when creating new groups
- Fixed: Removed references to “toolkit” plugin in code
- Fixed: “Group Leaders do not use seats” option now respected when adding group leaders on the front end
- Fixed: TinyMCE JavaScript error on Group Management page
---
### 3.3.1
- Updated: Converted dropdown on group management page to select2
- Fixed: Completion logic bugs on Manage Progress page
- Fixed: Removed access to certificates when courses and quizzes marked incomplete
- Fixed: Permissions check when accessing Manage Assignments page
- Fixed: Invalid namespace references that affected a few translations
---
### 3.3
- Added: Ability for Group Leaders to view/print/download learner course and quiz certificates from Manage Progress page (excluding topic-level quiz certificates)
- Added: Button to Upgrade Group to work with Uncanny Groups on Edit Group page
- Added: Total number of enrolled users now displayed below “Enrolled Users” heading on Group Management page
- Updated: Improved performance and reliability when adding large numbers of seats (1000+) to a group
- Updated: Added check during manual group creation for existing order\_id when generating a new order\_id
- Updated: Added a user role check on the Manage Progress shortcode
- Fixed: Leaders are no longer automatically added as members after editing and saving a group in wp-admin
- Fixed: Added check on remote call returning error on Help tab
- Fixed: Added check if variable is instanceof WC\_Product to eliminate 500 error on some sites
- Fixed: Filled checkboxes appearing partially cropped on some sites
- Fixed: Line breaks converted to “nn” in default email content
---
### 3.2
- Added: Manage Progress – Gives Group Leaders and Administrators the ability to manage learner progress on your site’s front end (mark topics, lessons, courses and quizzes\* complete or incomplete). \*Does not yet support topic-level quizzes. [Visit the Knowledge Base for more information.](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-learner-progress/)
---
### 3.1.6
- Fixed: Course Report button missing
---
### 3.1.5
- Removed references to unreleased Manage Progress functionality
---
### 3.1.4
- Updated: Dropdowns changed to select2 to better match controls in Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting plugin
- Updated: Added note in Upload Users modal dialog: Empty values in the *user\_pass* column will generate a random password for the user.
- Fixed: If the user\_pass column in an uploaded .csv file is not set, the new user is now assigned a randomly generated password
- Fixed: If the Front End Assignment and Front End Essay Management pages already exist, they are not created again when the plugin is reactivated
- Fixed: Missing Add To Cart button on Group product type
- Fixed: Various PHP notices
---
### 3.1.3
- Updated: If the number of users in an uploaded .csv exceeds the available seats, an error message is displayed and no users are imported
- Fixed: The Course dropdown in the Course Report did not allow selection of a course
---
### 3.1.2
- Fixed: Fatal error if WooCommerce is not installed
- Fixed: Issue on some sites where seat count would not increment if Not Started user is removed from front end
---
### 3.1.1
- Added: Ability to automatically assign dynamically created group license products to a category for improved integration with other functions (e.g. category-specific coupons)
- Updated: Improved compatibility with email service plugins (Amazon SES, Mandrill, etc.)
- Updated: Improved Add Seats and Add Courses purchase workflow – “Credit for existing seats” calculations are now done behind the scenes
- Updated: Front End Essay/Assignment Management – After updating an essay or assignment using the modal dialog, the table reloads with all previous filters, searches and sorting
- Updated: Bulk discounts table now hidden when bulk discounts are not enabled
- Updated: Improved compatibility with local development environments
- Updated: Made settings page slugs independent of plugin translation
- Fixed: Added pricing field to Group product type
- Fixed: Group product type would revert to Simple product type on save
- Fixed: Some PHP notices causing hangs when error reporting is set to STRICT
---
### 3.1
- Added: Compatibility with LearnDash 3.0
- Updated: Made DataTables strings easier to translate
- Updated: Added context to some translatable strings
- Updated: Added conditional for the seat information so the final string changes if the number of total/available/remaining seats is greater than one
- Updated: Removed email tokens from translatable strings to prevent users from translating the tokens
- Fixed: Removed non-functional % Complete link on individual report page
- Fixed: Removed some i18n functions to prevent HTML from being translated
- Fixed: Settings page could not be saved when plugin name is translated
- Fixed: Invalid characters in .pot file
- Fixed: Some general settings were reset when email settings were updated
- Fixed: PHP notice on utilities.php line 1008
- Fixed: Incorrect textdomain in theme-my-login-support.php
---
### 3.0.5
- Fixed: Some students showed “Not Started” status despite having recorded progress in group courses
- Fixed: Some strings missing from .pot file
---
### 3.0.4
- Added: Automatic template overrides! Override any file in the /src/templates folder by copying it into /uncanny-groups/ in your child theme
- Added: Support for Gravity Forms User Verification feature when using a Gravity Forms registration form
- Updated: Optimized course progress queries on the Group Management page \[uo\_groups\] to improve page load time
- Updated: Front End Essay/Assignment Management – After updating an essay or assignment using the modal dialog, the table reflects the change by reloading with the same dropdown values previously selected
- Fixed: Email Users function was using the site information instead of the group leader’s information on some sites
---
### 3.0.3
- Added: Setting to show a custom message to users when adding seats to a group
- Added: Ability to include a column for password in uploaded .csv file (leave blank to auto-generate a password)
- Updated: Nested relational meta queries for improved compatibility with other plugins
- Updated: Moved email settings to separate Email Settings page
- Updated: Improved design of modal dialogs on front end Assignment and Essay management pages
- Updated: Added default value to avoid fatal error when user logs in using SSO & group leader is assigned as a member of group
- Fixed: Uploading multiple existing users in a .csv file
- Fixed: Attempting to copy an enrollment key to clipboard copied the wrong key
- Fixed: JavaScript error on Internet Explorer 11
---
### 3.0.2
- Added: Gutenberg blocks for front-end Assignment and Essay management
- Added: Sorting on Status, Assigned Course and Assigned Lesson columns of Assignment Management table
- Updated: Gravity Form integration now has a custom “Uncanny Code” field type that enables placement of the registration code field anywhere in the form
- Updated: Improved Assignment/Essay report UX for leaders of single groups and groups with only one course
- Updated: Removed page restriction on shortcodes; all shortcodes now work on pages other than those defined in settings
- Updated: Confirmation messages in the modal dialog when editing essays and assignments
- Updated: Assignment modal now has a single button to “Update & Approve” or “Update” instead of two buttons
- Updated: Users now show status of “In Progress” when any progress has been recorded in a course
- Fixed: Unable to edit multiple assignments/essays without a page refresh
- Fixed: Points could not be saved on assignments
- Fixed: Error when adding an existing user
- Fixed: Email group members now sends email in HTML format
- Fixed: Error when adding an existing user to a group on some sites
---
### 3.0.1
- Added: Ability to enable/disable Course Report, Quiz Report, Assignments and Essays buttons from plugin settings page by setting associated dropdown to “None”
- Updated: Assignment and Essay Management pages now auto-created on plugin activation
- Fixed: Licensing page not working correctly on some sites
---
### 3.0
- Added: Ability to associate WooCommerce products with LearnDash groups so group access can be purchased on a one-time or subscription basis
- Added: Front-end assignment management interface for group leaders \[uo\_groups\_assignments\]
- Added: Front-end quiz essay question management interface for group leaders \[uo\_groups\_essays\]
- Added: Ability to email group users by status (Not Started, In Progress, Complete)
- Added: Basic Gutenberg block support
- Added: Additional hooks for developers
- Added: Uncanny 3.0 plugin architecture (tabs for Help, License Activation, etc.)
- Updated: Reports now use LearnDash API to retrieve completion status
- Updated: Field placeholders added to added to built-in registration form
- Updated: Group Leader fields are now optional on front-end group creation page
- Updated: Add Existing User option removed from Add User dialog; form now auto-detects whether or not user already exists
- Updated: Added call to load\_plugin\_textdomain for improved translation support
- Updated: Improved multisite support
- Updated: Improved compatibility with some third party email plugins and providers
- Updated: Cart is now skipped when adding courses to an existing license
- Fixed: Typo in registration confirmation message
---
### 2.7
- Added: Attributes category and course\_category to \[uo\_groups\_create\_group\] shortocde to limit the courses available in the form
- Added: Featured image field to Create Group form (in both the back end and front end)
- Added: Filters to modify or disable plugin emails:
```
ulgm_maybe_send_group_email //for all user emails
ulgm_maybe_send_welcome_email //for welcome email
ulgm_maybe_send_redemption_email //for redemption email
ulgm_maybe_resend_redemption_email //for resend redemption email
Example (disabling emails):
add_filter('ulgm_maybe_send_group_email', '__return_false');
add_filter('ulgm_maybe_send_welcome_email', '__return_false');
add_filter('ulgm_maybe_send_redemption_email', '__return_false');
add_filter('ulgm_maybe_resend_redemption_email', '__return_false');
```
- Updated: Email users function now sends a separate email to each user in the group rather than a single email with all users BCC’d
- Updated: CSS on modal dialog close button for better compatibility with some themes
- Updated: Bulk Add & Invite no longer overwrites First Name and Last Name data for existing users
- Updated: Upload users via .csv now supports columns in any order
- Updated: \[uo\_groups\_create\_group\] now works for Administrators, Group Leaders, and any role with the manage\_options capability
- Fixed: Remove Group Leader button not showing up in some situations
- Fixed: Add user button non-functional in Internet Explorer 11
- Fixed: SQL syntax error being logged on some operations
- Fixed: \[uo\_groups\_create\_group\] content no longer renders above page content
- Fixed: Bulk Add & Invite users form now sends the correct email to the newly added users (new users get the New User Welcome Email and existing users get the Existing User Welcome email)
---
### 2.6.1
- Added: Notice displayed and plugin automatically deactivated if LearnDash is not active
- Updated: After submitting the Bulk Add & Invite Users form, the group that users were added to remains the active group
- Updated: Improved error handling in front end .csv user upload
- Updated: File name of individual progress report .csv now includes user’s first name and last name (or user ID if those fields are blank)
- Fixed: Course Name column populated in .csv export of individual progress report
- Fixed: Bug in Email Group Members function that prevented emails from being sent on some server configurations
---
### 2.6
- Added: Bulk Add & Invite Users interface
- Added: Front-end Create Group form shortcode: uo\_groups\_create\_group
- Added: do\_action at end of process\_manual\_group function for developers
- Added: Front-end interface for group leaders to email group members
- Added: Support for Theme My Login registration forms
- Updated: Dropdowns on Course and Quiz reports now appear inline instead of stacked vertically
- Updated: Dropdowns on course and quiz reports now auto-populate if only one option is available, instead of forcing the user to select an option
- Updated: Improved support for LearnDash custom labels
- Updated: Group Management UI permissions – improved support for Administrators and custom roles
- Fixed: Bulk discount calculations when “I will enter prices inclusive of tax” is checked in WooCommerce settings
- Fixed: General tab missing on WooCommerce Subscription products
- Fixed: auto\_login and redirect attributes of uo\_groups\_registration\_form shortcode now working if enrollment code not entered
- Fixed: Save button did not work on Settings page on some sites
- Fixed: Visibility of \_\_sleep method (PHP 7 notice)
---
### 2.5
- Added: Individual learner progress report (accessible by clicking on a user’s status on the Group Management page)
- Added: CSV export capability on course and individual reports
- Added: Optional Terms and Conditions checkbox on the groups registration form
- Added: quiz-order parameter to sort the quiz dropdown on \[uo\_groups\_quiz\_report\]. Possible values include ‘ID’,’title’,’date’,’menu\_order’
- Added: quiz-orderby parameter to sort the quiz dropdown on \[uo\_groups\_quiz\_report\]. Possible values include ‘ASC’,’DESC”
- Updated: Re-labeled “Progress Report” button as “Course Report”
- Updated: Users that have not yet started a course now appear in the Course Report with progress at 0%
- Updated: Bulk Discount line no longer appears on Buy/Add Courses page if bulk discount is not enabled
- Updated: Removed word “Group” from the top of the Course, Learner and Quiz report shortcodes
- Updated: Design of settings pages in back-end
- Fixed: #GroupName token now works in Group Leader welcome emails
- Fixed: Error creating a variable subscription product while Uncanny LearnDash Groups is active
- Fixed: Quiz dropdown is now filtered based on group and course dropdown selections on Safari and iOS
---
### 2.4
- Added: Option to allow Group Leaders to delete members to free up seats even after they’ve started or completed courses
- Added: Option to prevent Group Leaders from taking up a seat when added to the Enrolled Users table
- Added: \[uo\_groups\] parameter add\_group\_leader\_button to show/hide the Add Group Leader button
- Added: Additional string localizations
- Added: course-order parameter to sort the course dropdown on \[uo\_groups\_course\_report\] and \[uo\_groups\_quiz\_report\]. Possible values include ‘ID’,’title’,’date’,’menu\_order’
- Updated: Group Leaders can now be removed from the Enrolled Users table
- Fixed: Checkboxes displayed missing fonts on some systems
- Known Issues: Quiz dropdown on Quiz Report ignores group and course filters on iOS and Safari
---
### 2.3
- Added: Course filter on Quiz report
- Updated: Dates and times in Progress and Quiz reports now reflect the time zone selected in WordPress settings
- Updated: Group dropdown no longer appears on Progress and Quiz reports if the leader is assigned to only one group
- Updated: “Registration Code” field label changed to “Enrollment Key” on registration form
- Fixed: First Name and Last Name tokens are now populated in the welcome email when “Send Enrollment Key” is selected in the Add User dialog
- Fixed: Group leader user is now created correctly when creating a group at Uncanny Groups > Create Group
- Fixed: Error messages are now displayed correctly in the Add Group Leader dialog box
- Fixed: Links to essay questions in the quiz report now work correctly
---
### 2.2
- Added: Additional parameter for \[uo\_groups\] shortcode: key\_options that hides key-related options in the Add User and Upload Users dialogs
- Updated: CSS styling and layout of \[uo\_groups\_buy\_courses\] shortcode
- Updated: CSS styling of \[uo\_groups\_registration\_form\] shortcode
- Updated: Plugin will no longer redirect users to the Group Management page on successful checkout
- Updated: \[uo\_groups\_url\] shortcode is now visible only to Group Leaders and Administrators
- Updated: Styling of Create Group page (in WordPress admin panel) is now consistent with Settings page
- Updated: Order of product types in dropdown on Edit Product screen
---
### 2.1
- Added: Support for Gravity Forms registration forms
- Added: Improved compatibility with WP Better Emails
- Updated: Quiz report now displays First Name, Last Name and Email rather than Username
- Updated: Creating a group from Uncanny Groups > Create Group now suppresses the default WordPress new user email and correctly populates the #Password token in the email to the group leader
- Updated: Additional strings are now translatable
- Fixed: Group dropdown on Progress Report page no longer limited to 10 groups
- Fixed: Line breaks are preserved in emails
- Fixed: Error messages were not being displayed when fields were populated incorrectly in the Add User dialog
- Fixed: Group Management report would get stuck if the group was empty (no users)
---
### 2.0
- NOTE: This is a major update, including UI changes. If possible, we recommend updating on a staging environment prior to updating on your live site.
- Added: Support for pre-configured subscription-based licenses with WooCommerce Subscriptions
- Added: Many shortcode parameters that enable customization of the Group Management page (https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-management-page/#Customizing\_the\_Group\_Management\_Page)
- Added: User Interface color palette options in Uncanny Groups > Settings
- Added: Support for post-amount currency symbols on the Buy Courses page
- Updated: User Interface and styling of Group Management page
- Updated: Styling of Progress Report, Quiz Report and Settings pages
- Updated: Users deleted prior to being removed from a group will now credit the deleted user’s seat to the group
- Updated: Welcome emails are now sent as HTML instead of plain text
- Updated: Non-functional column sorting removed from group leaders table
- Updated: Div class “error” on Buy Courses page changed to “uo\_groups\_error”
- Updated: Additional plugin strings are now translatable
- Fixed: User’s status now only shows “Completed” when all courses in the group have been completed
- Fixed: Password sent in group leader welcome email now works correctly
- Fixed: #GroupName token in emails now populates with group name
- Fixed: Subtotal on Buy Courses page displayed incorrect amount in some situations
- Fixed: Errors preventing users from registering into groups in some situations
- Fixed: JSON error at checkout when using Stripe payment gateway
- Fixed: Users can no longer add multiple licenses to the cart, causing an error at checkout
- Fixed: Groups bulk discount no longer affects standard WooCommerce products
- Fixed: Group Leader now receives a welcome email when a new group is created from Uncanny Groups > Create Group
---
### 1.4.1
- Fixed: CSS conflict with Event Tickets Plus
- Fixed: Missing CSS on Bulk Discounts page
---
### 1.4
- Added: Support for up to 10 bulk discount levels
- Added: A setting to include Group Course products in the order when users build a custom license. This enables integration with other plugins that perform actions on purchase such as Follow Up Emails, WP Fusion, Memberium, etc.
- Updated: Checkout CSS styles removed because they caused conflicts with some themes
- Fixed: Cleaned up a number of PHP notices
---
### 1.3
- Added: Option to control whether group leaders are automatically added as group members
- Updated: Group Leaders can now remove any other Group Leader, but not themselves
- Updated: WooCommerce orders no longer autocomplete
- Fixed: Cost calculations when group leaders other than the original purchaser add seats or courses to a group
- Removed: Global setting to show license products in store – setting is at the product level as of version 1.2
---
### 1.2
- Added: The ability to for an admin or shop manager to manually set the price of a group license product
- Updated: Only admin and shop manager created license products are shown in the WooCommerce store when “Show License Products in Store” is checked
- Updated: Quiz report now shows “No Stats Recorded” instead of a spinning progress indicator if no statistics have been captured for the quiz
- Updated: Group License and Group Course products are now fully compatible with WooCommerce 3+
- Fixed: Miscellaneous jQuery modal dialog issues on some sites
- Fixed: “Sold Individually” product setting now functions correctly with Groups plugin active
- Fixed: Pagination buttons no longer cause the page to jump
- Fixed: Message displayed when a group leader attempts to remove the original group leader
- Fixed: Group management page and group progress report now display all courses assigned to the group
- Fixed: Adding a group leader would freeze if the LearnDash Group Registration module of the LearnDash Toolkit Pro is enabled
- Fixed: Default email message now contains #Password instead of just Password
---
### 1.1.2
- Added: Link to sample .csv file in Upload Users dialog box
- Fixed: incorrect form label and ID attributes
- Fixed: Typo in registration message
- Fixed: $post variable conflict with plugins, including WooCommerce Dynamic Pricing
- Fixed: pagination link in the members table
---
### 1.1.1
- Updated: Plugin now utilizes jQuery library included with WordPress instead of enqueuing its own version, which should resolve numerous miscellaneous theme and plugin conflicts
- Updated: Made additional UI strings translatable
- Fixed: All translatable strings now use uncanny-learndash-groups textdomain
- Fixed: Email tokens are now case insensitive
- Fixed: If an existing user is specified as Group Leader on the Create Group page, the user’s role is now correctly changed to Group Leader
- Fixed: \[uo\_groups\_url\] shortcode now works correctly
---
### 1.1
- Added: Group course list now link to courses
- Added: New email variables for #SiteName and #GroupName
- Added: Ability to set From Name, From Email and Reply-to on email settings page
- Updated: CSS classes on group course list
- Updated: Replaced “Name” column with “First Name” and “Last Name” columns on group progress report
- Updated: Users with group\_leader role can now be removed from the group member list as long as they are not leader of the current group and have not started any courses
- Fixed: Password sent to users added with “Add and Invite Users” now works consistently
---
### 1.0.2
- Updated: Added uog\_header style to table spans to avoid CSS class naming conflicts
- Fixed: Group Progress Reports not loading in some environments
---
### 1.0.1
- Fixed: csv upload dialog displays correct error message when incompatible file format detected
- Fixed: On plugin activation, pages are now created with correct shortcodes
- Fixed: Progress report no longer allows access if user does not have Group Leader role
- Fixed: Per Seat Text in settings is now displayed on group management page
### 1.0
- Initial release
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Groups for LearnDash
---
### [Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash Changelog](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-toolkit-changelog/)
**Published:** February 1, 2018
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** Detailed descriptions of the changes in each release of the Uncanny Toolkit.
**Content:**
## 3.8.0.3 \[2026-05-29\]
**Fixed:**
- Frontend Login – Fixed WP 2FA code verification and backup code handling during login #479
#### 3.8.0.2 \[2025-12-05\]
**Fixed***:*
- Frontend Login – Added a check to ensure 2FA hooks are only enabled when module is active, preventing unnecessary hook registration #465
#### 3.8.0.1 \[2025-12-01\]
**Fixed***:*
- Front End Login – Resolved an issue where the password field was not working properly on iPhones #464
#### 3.8.0 \[2025-11-13\]
**Added**
- Frontend Login – New “Modern theme” with colour selectors to customize the login form
**Updated**
- Implemented new, standardized Uncanny Owl admin UI theme
- Improved Melapress WP 2FA integration using the REST API #423
- Frontend Login – Added `login_form` action hook to login templates #458
**Fixed**
- Topics Autocomplete Lessons (Legacy) – Fixed deprecated functions #429
**Internal**
- Updated Uncanny Owl logo
#### 3.7.0.4 \[2025-09-29\]
**Security:**
- Resolved a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability in version 3.7.0.3 #CVE-2025-57988
#### 3.7.0.3 \[2025-05-13\]
**Fixed:**
- Certificates widget – Added fallback in case `apply_filters` returns empty results #409
- Log In/Log Out Links – Tightened rules around anchor link to prevent XSS issue #417
- Text domain – Resolved warning related to missing or incorrect text domain #420
**Intneral:**
- Toolkit/Toolkit Pro – Added module statistics collection #404
#### 3.7.0.2 \[2025-01-29\]
**Fixed:**
- PHP 8.x+ notices #393
- Log In/Log Out Links – Security fixes #405
**Internal:**
Quiz completion advances to next step – Replaced Deprecated WP filter ‘learndash\_completion\_redirect’ #395
WP-Admin – Removed display – block !important from review request notices #342
#### 3.7.0.1 \[2024-07-11\]
**Internal:**
- Hide notifications from other plugins on Toolkit pages. #388
- WP action hooks to facilitate licensing updates in Toolkit Pro v4.3 #389
#### 3.7 \[2024-06-20\]
**New Feature:**
- Front End Login – New CloudFlare Turnstile support #373
**Updated:**
- Front End Login – Added new filter `uo_frontend_login_modal_page_lockout_detection` to override detection #375
- Topics Autocomplete Lessons – Renamed to “Topics Autocomplete Lessons (Legacy)” #377
**Under the hood:**
- Upgrade to Pro – Change Menu Link Color #380
- Upgrade to Pro menu item #381
#### 3.6.4.8 \[2024-01-02\]
**Fixed:**
- Certificate Widget – Throws PHP Error when LearnDash is not active #369
- WP2FA – 2.6 PHP Error issues #368
#### 3.6.4.7 \[2023-11-23\]
**Internal:**
- Removed featured plugin page modifications #365
#### 3.6.4.6 \[2023-11-09\]
**Fixed:**
- Blocks – Removed `lodash` dependency for WordPress v6.4+ #363
#### 3.6.4.5 \[2023-10-16\]
**Updated:**
- User Switching – Module updated to the latest version #350
- Front End login – Hide “Description” output from Forgot Password Form when visitors enter invalid email or username #345
**Fixed:**
- WP2FA – v2.4+ support added and fixed PHP errors #352
- Install Automator – Recipe description duplicated #306
#### 3.6.4.4 \[2023-05-31\]
**Updated:**
- Allow review requests to be dismissed even if REST API blocked #334
- Load static assets from inside the plugin #335
- Suppress admin notices on Automation page #308
**Fixed:**
- Install Automator – PHP Error in a specific situation #337
- Front End Login – PHP warning for `redirect_to` param #328
- Vulnerability – Update `redirect_url` param for `review-banner-visibility` endpoint to use `wp_safe_redirect` #331
- Vulnerability – Fix `permissions_callback` for `review-banner-visibility` endpoint #330
#### 3.6.4.3 \[2023-03-06\]
**Updated:**
- Log In/Log Out Links – Attributes `log_in_text` and `log_out_text` added to change the text of the anchor #301
- Front End Login & WP2FA – Added support for v2.4+ #206
**Fixed:**
- Front End Login & WP2FA – PHP Error with v2.4+ #206
- Front End Login – Persist action `lostpassword` redirecting from wp-login.php #317
- Log In/Log Out Links – Fixed PHP Notice #320
- Breadcrumbs – Topic omitted from breadcrumb trail when quiz is embedded at topic level #294
- PHP Error on LearnDash’s third party Add-Ons page in a specific situation #313
**Internal:**
- Notices showing on Get Automator page #295
- Renamed “Get Automator” to “Automation” #307
- Automation – Update strings for improved translation support #282
#### 3.6.4.2 \[2023-01-26\]
**Fixed:**
- CVE-2023-23714 security fix in 1-click installer in a specific situation #309
#### 3.6.4.1 \[2022-11-23\]
**Fixed:**
- Resume button – Removed the “Completed course” check added in v3.6.4 #292
**Developers:**
- Resume button – Added a filter to optionally not show the button if the course is completed
- `apply_filters( 'uo_resume_button_do_not_show_for_completed_course', false, $ld_course_id )`
#### 3.6.4 \[2022-11-22\]
**Added:**
- Show Certificates & Certificate Widget – Add support for Group Certificates #263
- Resume module – New attribute `show_name` to display the name of the last LearnDash step in the Enhanced Course Grid module #256
**Updated:**
- Not enrolled Redirect URL – Prevent redirect caching – Utilize existing filter `uncanny_toolkit_not_enrolled_redirect_nocache` #250
- 2FA – Show loading animation and disable button on submission #234
- Front End Login – Add “Verify” and “Unverify” to Bulk action menu #194
- Resume Button – Do not show resume button if the course is completed #261
**Fixed:**
- Front-end login + WPML = get\_posts not populating Login page dropdown in module settings #266
- CSRF Vulnerability #259
- Misc PHP warnings and validation Fixes #248
- Frontend Login – Block redirect to external website #243
- Automator notification – Buttons could not be clicked #239
- Front End Login – Redirect conflicts between login page and login modal #230
**Internal:**
- Add support for number field in Settings fields #286
- Try Automator – Branding updates #270
- Show Automator plugin on Add New Plugin’s page #268
- Add in-plugin notifications #265
- Pro Upsell Modules – Add “Single Page Courses” #254
- When activating/deactivating a module, the semi-transparent overlay doesn’t match the size of the module outline #184
- Updated Gutenberg dependencies #288
#### 3.6.3 \[2022-06-16\]
**Added:**
- Show Certificates – New shortcode attributes to show/hide courses/quizzes certificate links #207
- Front End Login – Password visibility toggle #159
- Not Enrolled Redirect – Filter `uncanny_toolkit_not_enrolled_redirect_nocache` added to prevent redirect caching with `nocache_headers()` #209
**Updated:**
- Improved translation support #198
- Improved PHP 8.1+ compatibility #173
**Fixed:**
- Front End Login – WP2FA settings link broken #217
- Front End Login – Typo in 2FA error message #190
- Front End Login – WP2FA – Front-end ajax erroneously invoking 2FA when it’s not enabled #215
- Show Certificates – Quiz certificate link issue missing time argument fixed #200
**Internal:**
- Update `is_pro_active` function #222
- npm – Remove `sass-svg` & `sassdash` dependencies #213
#### 3.6.2 \[2022-02-09\]
**Added:**
- Login/Logout Redirects – Added filters to dynamically enable/disable redirect #179
- Certificates List Shortcode – Added filters to manipulate certificate title #171
- Resume Button – Added filter uo\_resume\_button\_permalink #164
**Fixed:**
- Front End Login – reCaptcha causing issue with reset password link sent from wp-admin #177
- Front End Login – “Remember me” checkbox now works with WP 2FA integration enabled #166
#### 3.6.1 \[2021-12-16\]
**Added:**
- Front End Login – Support for 2FA plugin v2.0+ #155
- Front End Login – uo\_login shortcode now respects the “Disable Remember Me Checkbox” setting #156
- PHP 8.x Compatibility #154
**Fixed:**
- Quiz completion advances to next step now forwards the user correctly in LearnDash 5.6.0.1 #152
#### 3.6 \[2021-11-17\]
**Updated:**
- Updated User Switching code to version 1.5.8 of User Switching plugin by John Blackbourn #141
- Front End Login – Added support for concurrent login feature in LearnDash Integrity plugin #138
- Front End Login – Added detection of reCaptcha setting conflict with LearnDash Integrity plugin #137
- Changes/fixes to ticket submission data when used with Toolkit Pro #135
- Updated `uncanny_toolkit_template_path` for easier custom template overrides. **Note:** any sites using this function should update their code #133
**Fixed:**
- Front End Login – Compatibility issue with WP 2FA on some sites #130
- E\_ERROR – `wp_remote_get()` – admin-showcase.php #128
- Front End Login – Fixed compatibility issue with redirect filter in MemberPress #111
- Learn More buttons exceed box bounds when Toolkit Pro or LearnDash not active #110
#### 3.5.2 \[2021-08-18\]
**Updated:**
- Updated User switching codebase from John Blackbourn’s User Switching plugin version 1.5.7 #97
- Front End Login – Added custom events for JavaScript developers #89
- No longer using `block_categories` filter as it was deprecated in WordPress 5.8
**Fixed:**
- Conflict with select2 library in other plugins prevented some toolkit modules from being enabled on some sites #99
- Front End Login – No longer redirects to /Array when WordPress periodically attempts to verify the site email address #95
- Front End Login – Unescaped redirect\_to parameter causes 403 error on some hosts #94
- Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step – Redirect erroneously uses $step instead of $step\_id resulting in an incorrect redirect in some situations #91
#### 3.5.1 \[2021-06-09\]
**Fixed:**
- Filter on modules page now returns relevant results
- Quiz Completion Advances to Next Step – No longer advances to next lesson/topic if there are still incomplete quizzes in the lesson/topic
- Login Redirect – No longer redirects admins on login
#### 3.5 \[2021-05-03\]
**Added:**
- WP 2FA – Two-factor Authentication plugin integration for Front End Login module #48
- One-click Uncanny Automator install #47
**Fixed:**
- Notice: Undefined index: uc\_exp\_email\_body in Group Expiration Module #31
- Notice: Undefined index: uc\_exp\_email\_title in Group Expiration Module #30
- LearnDash 3.4.x compatibility for Topics AutoComplete Lessons Module #21
- Topics complete lessons contains LD 3.4.0 incompatibility #46
- Deprecated notice when saving any module settings. #41
- Unable to open Settings in the Modules #34
- Deprecated: add\_option was called with a deprecated argument in Config #29
- Notice: Trying to get property ‘success’ of non-object #28
- Notice: Undefined index action in Frontend Login Plus #27
- PHPMailer file path #16
- Incompatibility with LearnDash 3.4.x in Topics Autocomplete Lessons module #14
- Topics Autocomplete Lessons: Now only redirects to course level when completing the last topic in the last lesson of a course #4
- Front End Login: Custom reCAPTCHA text set in settings panel now overrides default reCAPTCHA text #3
**Updated:**
- “Upgrade to Pro” to Plugins page #24
- Code quality #18 #33
#### 3.4.3 \[2021-03-17\]
**Fixed:**
- Front End Login: Custom reCAPTCHA text set in settings panel now overrides default reCAPTCHA text
- Topics Autocomplete Lessons: Now only redirects to course level when completing the last topic in the last lesson of a course
#### 3.4.2 \[2021-02-11\]
**Added:**
- New parameters to settings array to support future functionality
**Updated:**
- Quiz completion advances to next step: “Click here to continue” button on last quiz of a course will now redirect to course page instead of lesson/topic
- Not Enrolled Redirect: Now detects if users are enrolled via group access
**Fixed:**
- User Switching: Could not switch users on some site if Front End Login is enabled
- Deprecated: Function get\_magic\_quotes\_gpc()
- Notices on module page when LearnDash is not active
- Disable Emails: PHP notice: Constant DISABLE\_EMAILS\_OPTIONS already defined
- Front End Login: Users that become unverified and then are reverified will now receive a notification email
#### 3.4.1 \[2021-01-04\]
**Added:**
- Front End Login – Option to ignore login redirects when using the modal login
- Front End Login – Option to customize the user verification email
- Front End Login – Option to disable the user verification email
- Front End Login – Filter uo\_frontend\_login\_args for developers to modify the login form arguments
- Front End Login – Show custom error messages in the Forgot password form
- Front End Login – Actions to support user verification trigger in Uncanny Automator
- Added `do_action( 'toolkit_settings_save_validation', $class, $options )` to let users manipulate module settings
**Updated:**
- Front End Login – Redirects from /wp-login.php to the assigned login page now preserve the redirect\_to parameter in the URL
**Fixed:**
- Topics Autocomplete Lessons – Activity tables now updated with proper completion data for the last topic in a lesson
- Front End Login – Unverified users are no longer able to log in
- Fixed – Log in / log out redirect – Conflict with frontend login module
#### 3.4 \[2020-11-05\]
- **New Module:** Quiz completion advances to next step – Automatically advance to the next step when user clicks “Click here to continue” on final quiz page of a lesson/topic
- Updated: Front End Login – Users created before the module was activated or while the module is not activated are set to “Auto verified” instead of “Not verified”
- Updated: Front End Login – Update to allow basic auth plugin to work with wp-json routes. *Contributed by asppsa*
#### 3.3.4 \[2020-09-30\]
- Updated: Menu Item Visibility – Updated nav menu walker function for improved compatibility with newer versions of WordPress
- Updated: Added permission\_callback to all Rest API calls for WordPress v5.5 compatibility
- Fixed: Front End Login – Redirect attribute now redirects correctly when logging in using modal login form
- Fixed: Front End Login – PHP notice: Trying to get property ‘ID’ of non-object on some non-post pages
#### 3.3.3 \[2020-08-06\]
- Updated: Front End Login – Replaced file\_get\_contents with wp\_remote\_post to improve compatibility with some hosts
- Fixed: Front End Login – Javascript notice – Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘currentPageIsLoginPage’ of undefined
- Fixed: Topics Autocomplete Lessons – When someone other than the user (e.g. an Admin or Group Leader) marks the last topic in a lesson complete for the user the associated lesson is now automatically marked complete
#### 3.3.2 \[2020-07-27\]
- Updated: Front End Login – Improved compatibility of modal login with server-side caching
- Updated: Front End Login – Added redirect attribute to uo\_login\_ui shortcode
- Updated: Front End Login – Modal Login menu link now reloads the page if clicked while the user is on the login page specified in settings
- Updated: Resume Button – Resume data now deleted when course progress is cleared
- Updated: Resume Button – No longer appears on LearnDash post types (Universal resume button only; course-specific resume button will still appear on course pages)
- Fixed: Not Enrolled Redirect – No longer redirects on the course archive page
#### 3.3.1 \[2020-06-25\]
- Updated: Menu Item Visibility – Updated to version 1.10.1 by Kathy Darling
- Fixed: Resume Button – Input type changed back to “submit” from “button”
- Fixed: Front End Login – Login form showing up twice on login pages created with the Gutenberg editor
- Fixed: PHP notice $modal\_link undefined on modules page
#### 3.3
- Added: Resume Button – Added shortcode to output a properly formatted link: \[uo\_learndash\_resume\_link\] or URL \[uo\_learndash\_resume\_link url\_only=”yes”\]
- Added: “Help” button on module settings dialogs
- Added: Front End Login – New pop-up modal login form
- Added: Front End Login – AJAX support for common actions (Boxed with shadow template only)
- Updated: Front End Login – Redirect to login page changed from 302 to 301
- Updated: Front End Login – Improved compatibility with Login/Logout Redirects module
- Updated: Front End Login – reCAPTCHA now rendered explicitly to support more than one reCAPTCHA on the same page
- Updated: Front End Login – Removed jQuery dependency from front end assets
- Updated: Changed plugin name from “Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit” to “Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash”
- Updated: Resume Button – Improved translation support
- Updated: User Switching updated to version 1.5.4 by John Blackbourn
- Updated: Improved compatibility with WordPress versions < 5.1
- Updated: Code cleanup
- Fixed: Front End Login – Workaround to enable users to log in if the login page is in the trash
- Fixed: PHP Notice: register\_rest\_route was called incorrectly in WordPress 5.4.2 and newer
- Fixed: Blocks now show up in Gutenberg editor
#### 3.2.2
- Updated: Resume button – “RESUME” Button text now localized
- Fixed: Uncanny Toolkit Pro Gutenberg blocks were unavailable unless at least one module from the Uncanny Toolkit (free version) that contained a Gutenberg block was active
- Fixed: Front End Login – Admins being redirected to blank wp-login.php page on login on some sites
- Fixed: Topics Autocomplete Lessons – After completing all topics, lesson no longer autocompleted if it contains an incomplete assignment
#### 3.2.1
- Added: Front End Login – Require strong password option for password reset form (minimum 8 characters including 1 uppercase letter, 1 lowercase letter and 1 number)
- Updated: Not Enrolled Redirect – Redirect field now accepts shortcodes
- Updated: Tweaked CSS style for select2 dropdowns in /wp-admin
- Updated: Front End Login – redirect\_to parameter in URL now takes precedence over redirect shortcode attribute and Login/Logout redirects module
- Fixed: Front End Login – PHP fatal error on some sites when initiating a password reset before LearnDash settings are initialized
#### 3.2
- Added: New Module: Disable Emails – When active, disables all emails sent via wp\_mail function. Fork of the excellent [Disable Emails](https://en-ca.wordpress.org/plugins/disable-emails/) plugin by [webaware](https://profiles.wordpress.org/webaware/)
- Added: Certificate Widget/Show Certificates shortcode – Setting to output Certificate Name instead of Course/Quiz name
- Added: Certificate Widget – Sort order options
- Added: Front End Login – redirect\_to parameter now supported
- Updated: Breadcrumbs – Dashboard link now inserted into native LearnDash breadcrumbs on 3.0 template
- Updated: Front End Login – Added priority of 100 to wp\_mail\_content\_type filter to avoid conflicts with some email plugins such as WP Better Emails
- Updated: User Switching – Link now floats right when Focus Mode is enabled for improved accessibility
- Fixed: Front End Login – Fatal errors when resetting password after registration on some sites
- Fixed: Front End Login – Invalid password reset link message now displayed before password reset form is displayed
- Fixed: Front End Login – Invalid login/password messages not displayed when entering incorrect credentials on some sites
- Fixed: Front End Login – Shortcode not detected when placed inside a Gutenberg layout block
- Fixed: Duplicate Pages and Posts module missing in list Pro modules
- Fixed: Redirect if not enrolled – PHP notice: Undefined property
- Fixed: Updated: Some strings incorrectly using uncanny-toolkit-pro textdomain
#### 3.1.4
- Added: Front End Login – Added redirect parameter to uo\_login shortcode to allow form-specific redirects
- Updated: Front End Login – Failed login redirect now ignored for REST and AJAX requests
- Updated: Front End Login – Eliminated 500 error on password reset when other plugins alter email filters
- Updated: Front End Login – Improved translation support for strings related to account verification
- Updated: Certificate Widget/Show Certificates – Now displays the course/quiz name instead of the certificate name
- Fixed: Send Course/Quiz Certificate by Email – Email content loses line breaks on reload
- Fixed: Clicking the label of “Verify this user and allow them to log in” checkbox no longer toggles the “Rich Editing” checkbox
#### 3.1.3
- Updated: Restored copyright and GPL license info to User Switching module (thanks @johnbillion!)
#### 3.1.2
- Updated: Removed PHP\_OS\_FAMILY constant to avoid false-positives in PHP compatibility checks
- Fixed: Not Enrolled Redirect – Course settings being reset on save
- Fixed: Front End Login – Headers already sent error on reset password
#### 3.1.1
- Added: Course Dashboard (Pro): Logic to select dashboard 3.0 theme when module is activated or LearnDash 3.0 theme is active
- Updated: Improved radio button behavior in module settings dialogs
- Fixed: Front End Login – Issue that caused “Headers already sent” warning on some sites
- Fixed: Hide Admin Bar – Admin bar no longer appears in Elementor editing view
#### 3.1
- Added: Automatic template overrides! Override any file in the /src/templates folder by copying it into /uncanny-toolkit/ in your child theme
- Added: Front End Login – Option to disable “Remember Me” checkbox
- Updated: Front End Login – Improved compatibility with other login plugins when reCaptcha is enabled
- Updated: Front End Login: Default template no longer displays email field after the reset password form is submitted
- Updated: Log In/Log Out Links – Improved translation support
- Updated: Hide Admin Bar – The admin bar is now always visible to all users with the “manage\_options” capability
- Updated: Resume Button – Removed next post prefetch meta tag on courses, lessons, topics and quizzes to prevent Firefox users from being sent to the wrong lesson/topic when resuming
- Fixed: Required PHP version message now correctly states PHP 5.6 or higher is required
#### 3.0.2
- Updated: Improved compatibility with Internet Explorer 11
- Fixed: Front End Login: Forgot password email body field was duplicating content when settings saved on some sites
- Fixed: Login/Logout Redirect: Resolved conflict with Group Login Redirect module (Toolkit Pro)
#### 3.0.1
- Added: Front End Login – Added recaptcha support to
**${errorMessage}**
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Remember Me
[Forgot Password?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/?action=lostpassword)
shortcode
- Added: Plugin will automatically deactivate and show notice if PHP < 5.6 is detected
- Updated: Improved scroll handling in module settings dialogs
- Fixed: Front End Login – Unrecognized URL parameters no longer cause %placholder% to be rendered on the login form
- Fixed: Typo in %placholder%
- Fixed: Module settings dialogs with many options now render properly in Firefox
- Fixed: Z-index issue on select2 elements in /wp-admin
- Fixed: Missing dependency error: blocks.style.build.css
#### 3.0
- **Important**: If you had overridden the Front End Login template file, you will need to update the template override by making a copy of the new file.
- This release features a completely overhauled Front End Login module, including:
- A new modern, clean design (selectable from module settings)
- Many additional options for customizing text, including the password reset email
- Better templating system, making it easier to make design changes without modifying the core plugin
- Recaptcha support
- New optional, customizable Register link
- The link in the password reset email now goes to a front end page instead of the WordPress password reset page
- Added: Gutenberg blocks for breadcrumbs and resume button modules
- Added: WAI ARIA support in breadcrumbs module
- Added: Tab structure for toolkit pages
- Added: Help page for easier access to plugin documentation
- Added: Log In/Log Out Redirects – Default priority set to 999, added field to manually set priority
- Updated: Module names changed for consistency:
- LearnDash Certificate Widget > Certificate Widget
- LearnDash Groups in User Profiles > Groups in User Profiles
- LearnDash Resume Button > Resume Button
- Show LearnDash Certificates > Show Certificates
- Updated: Hide Admin Bar – Improved multisite support
- Updated: Hide Admin Bar – Added priority 11 to filter for improved compatibility with some themes and plugins
- Updated: Cleaner, modernized UI for modules page
- Updated: Changed admin URLs for toolkit pages
- Updated: User Switching – Added position:relative to link to switch back to the admin user in the user switching module to improve theme compatibility
- Updated: Reorganized plugin .js and .css files
- Updated: Learndash Groups in User Profiles – Now uses LearnDash API for querying groups
#### 2.7
- Added: Attributes category and course\_category to \[uo\_groups\_create\_group\] shortocde to limit the courses available in the form
- Added: Featured image field to Create Group form (in both the back end and front end)
- Added: Filters to modify or disable plugin emails:
```
ulgm_maybe_send_group_email //for all user emails
ulgm_maybe_send_welcome_email //for welcome email
ulgm_maybe_send_redemption_email //for redemption email
ulgm_maybe_resend_redemption_email //for resend redemption email
Example (disabling emails):
add_filter('ulgm_maybe_send_group_email', '__return_false');
add_filter('ulgm_maybe_send_welcome_email', '__return_false');
add_filter('ulgm_maybe_send_redemption_email', '__return_false');
add_filter('ulgm_maybe_resend_redemption_email', '__return_false');
```
- Updated: Email users function now sends a separate email to each user in the group rather than a single email with all users BCC’d
- Updated: CSS on modal dialog close button for better compatibility with some themes
- Updated: Bulk Add & Invite no longer overwrites First Name and Last Name data for existing users
- Updated: Upload users via .csv now supports columns in any order
- Updated: \[uo\_groups\_create\_group\] now works for Administrators, Group Leaders, and any role with the manage\_options capability
- Fixed: Remove Group Leader button not showing up in some situations
- Fixed: Add user button non-functional in Internet Explorer 11
- Fixed: SQL syntax error being logged on some operations
- Fixed: \[uo\_groups\_create\_group\] content no longer renders above page content
- Fixed: Bulk Add & Invite users form now sends the correct email to the newly added users (new users get the New User Welcome Email and existing users get the Existing User Welcome email)
#### 2.6.1
- Added: Notice displayed and plugin automatically deactivated if LearnDash is not active
- Updated: After submitting the Bulk Add & Invite Users form, the group that users were added to remains the active group
- Updated: Improved error handling in front end .csv user upload
- Updated: File name of individual progress report .csv now includes user’s first name and last name (or user ID if those fields are blank)
- Fixed: Course Name column populated in .csv export of individual progress report
- Fixed: Bug in Email Group Members function that prevented emails from being sent on some server configurations
#### 2.5
- Added: Course-specific Resume Button; can be placed on course pages
- Added: Option to output Resume Button destination below resume button
- Added: Option to include current page in LearnDash Breadcrumb trail
- Updated: Improvements to the Reset Password functions of Front End Login module
- Updated: Ignore AJAX requests on Logout Redirect
- Updated: Removed 999 priority on Hide Admin Bar module to address incompatibility with Elementor builder
- Fixed: Admins are no longer redirected to lessons when approving assignments with Topics Autocomplete Lessons module enabled
- Fixed: Page doesn’t exist error in Resume Button function in rare circumstances
- Fixed: Notice in Redirect If Not Enrolled Module
- Fixed: Removed slashes sometimes appended to email body content in Email Course/Quiz Certificate modules
#### 2.4.2
- Fixed: Certificate widget and shortcode now display LearnDash certificates
- Fixed: Certificate widget now correctly renders Uncanny Continuing Education certificates
#### **2.4.1**
- Fixed: Resume Button: Fatal error on LearnDash versions < 2.5
- Fixed: Not Enrolled Redirect: Undefined index notice
#### **2.4**
- Added: Additional string localizations
- Added: List view for modules in Toolkit settings
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics: When enabled, a “Done” button is now added to last lesson in a course (returns user to course page)
- Updated: Front End Login: Labels now positioned above login fields by default
- Updated: LearnDash resume button: Improved compatibility with Shared Course Steps and Nested Permalinks enabled
- Fixed: Breadcrumbs: Topic no longer appears twice in breadcrumbs on topic quizzes
- Fixed: Certificate Widget: Notice no longer appears when no certificates have been earned
#### **2.3**
- Added: Not Enrolled Redirect Module – Redirect a user to a specified URL if they attempt to access a course in which they are not enrolled
- Added: Front-End Login – Added label setting for login form (Username, Email, Username or Email, Login)
- Updated: Front End Login – Cleaned up some error messaging in the user interface
- Updated: Front End Login – Made some additional strings translatable
- Updated: User Switching code to version 1.3 of [User Switching](https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-switching/) plugin by John Blackbourn
- Updated: Confirmation message when disabling a toolkit module now appears in green instead of red
- Fixed: JavaScript error on the Toolkit settings page in some environments when debug is enabled
#### 2.2
- Added: User Switching Module based on User Switching by John Blackbourn:
- Added: Support for LearnDash 2.5
- Updated: Hide Admin Bar action priority
- Updated: Improved multisite support
#### 2.1
- Updated: Certificate widget now recognizes course certificates
- Fixed: Course complete action was called repeatedly when Topics Autocomplete Lessons module was active
2.0.6
- Fixed: Single quotes are saved properly in toolkit module settings
- Fixed: Front end login reset password function on Edge and Safari
#### 2.0.5
- Fixed: WooCommerce/Third Party plugin notices popping up in Pro Toolkit Ad banner
- Fixed: Modules not loading because DB updates were not saving slashes on some hosts
- Fixed: Password reset when WordPress is installed in a subdirectory
#### 2.0.4
- Fixed: Restored ‘Sample Tag’ module
- Fixed: Removed invalid slashes when saving settings
#### 2.0.1
- Fixed: Flush admin scripts/styles
#### 2.0
- Added: Module filtering options in the Toolkit UI
- Fixed: Minor issue in auto-completion logic when multiple quizzes are assigned to the topic/lesson
- Fixed: Front End Login now accepts username or email if user approval is turned on
- Fixed: Minor layout issue in WordPress menu editor when Menu Item Visibility module is enabled
#### 1.3.5
- Added: Textarea as an option for module settings
- Added: Priority 11 to menu item visibility filter; will now override common theme menu enhancements like megamenu
#### 1.3.4
- Removed: Dynamic announcement banner to admin UI
#### 1.3.3
- Added: Dynamic announcement banner to admin UI
- Updated: Changed log in link shortcode
**${errorMessage}**
`; }, }); };
Remember Me
[Forgot Password?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login/?action=lostpassword)
to [Log In](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-login.php)
- Fixed: Log in link redirects to login empty
#### 1.3.2
- Added uo\_login\_link shortcode to replace deprecated uo\_login in Login/Logout Menu
- Added WordPress 4.6 support
- Improved design of module settings
- Improved compatibility with Nav Menu Roles plugin
- Fixed LearnDash Group User Profile module to only show group name if group ID is valid
- Fixed multiple escape slash issue with custom module
- Fixed auto completion of lessons if topics are complete but quiz is not
- Reworded Front-End Login error label
#### 1.3.1
- Blocked Pro reminders from appearing on page reloads after dismissal
#### 1.3.0
- Added logout redirect setting
- Added color pickers
- Added links to Pro modules plugin
- Added admin notification when user is manually approved
- Added links to Knowledge Base articles for all modules
- Fixed automatic approval of assignment when Topics Autocomplete Lessons module is on
- Fixed widget certificate link
- Enhanced security for mark lessons complete
#### **1.2.7**
- Fixed learndash\_lesson\_completed to allow hooks from BadgeOS and other plugins
- Fixed Topics Auto Complete Lessons invalid argument for foreach() for non-logged in users
- Fixed fix notice on 404 pages
- Fixed do not setup resume button if last page has been deleted
- Excluded admin users from manual verification script
#### **1.2.6**
- Allowed certificates with the same name
- Fixed Uncanny Certificate Widget closing tag
#### 1.2.5
- Fixed course completion date issue with Topics Autocomplete Lessons
- Added support for alternate course labels (Thanks Eben Hale!)
#### 1.2.4
- Added PHP/LearnDash/WP version checking
- Fixed cookies for password reset and registration
- Updated resume button to match theme button style
- Fixed verified user email formatting
#### 1.2.3
- Tested with WordPress 4.5
- Fixed breadcrumbs function
#### 1.2.2
- Fixed duplicate breadcrumbs on quiz pages
#### 1.2.1
- Fixed missing file
#### 1.2
- NEW FEATURE: LearnDash Breadcrumbs
- Fixed course completion time in CSV output
- Fixed translation text domain
- Added sorting of features by name on admin settings page
- Added bitbucket pull requests for developers
- Fixed all shortcode now use \_ rather than –
- Dev Only Added simple user registration to Front End Login feature
- Added translation support
- Fixed course completion time in LearnDash CVS Reports
#### 1.1
- NEW FEATURE: Log In/Log Out Links
- Fixed redirect from wp registration page
- Added registration link to uo\_login\_ui
- Added setting to change Resume button text
#### 1.0.1
- Open Certificate links in new window
- Fixed blank settings page on older server configuration
- Fixed auto loading on older server configuration
- Fixed settings modal on small screens
- OB Clean Buffer Before AJAX Response
- Improved support for custom extensions
- Set Addon Option default as Array()
- Prevented login lockout if login page set incorrectly
#### 1.0
- Public release
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash
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### [Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash - Changelog](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-toolkit-pro-change-log/)
**Published:** August 16, 2017
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** Detailed descriptions of the changes in each release of the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro.
**Content:**
### 4.4.1\[2026-05-29\]
**Addition:**
- Group Sign Up – Added support for Forminator forms as registration forms on group sign-up pages #901
**Updated:**
- Course Timer – Added WordPress filters `uo_course_timer_time_display` and `uo_course_timer_time_display_completion` to allow customizing the time display for \[uo\_time\] and \[uo\_time\_course\_completed\] #883
- Group Signup – Moved user authentication before group assignment so hooks triggered during registration have access to the correct current user context, improving compatibility with Automator and other integrations #902
**Fixed:**
- Resolved COOKIEHASH mismatch that caused timer authentication failure when `get_site_option` returned the wrong `siteurl` #895
- Fluent Forms Autocomplete – Resolved a PHP warning on lesson and topic pages when the module is active #885
- Group Notifications – Ensured edited LearnDash notifications are scheduled for groups created after the notification was originally created #867
- Group Registration – Recognized Forminator forms on group edit pages so the built-in registration form is removed and users are added to the group after submitting the Forminator form #872 #874
- WordPress Compatibility – Settings now appear in a dedicated “Uncanny Toolkit” tab on the edit page for LearnDash post types #896
---
### 4.4\[2025-11-13\]
**Added:**
- Learner Transcript – Added an option to allow public transcript access with a shareable link and copy-to-clipboard feature for easier viewing and sharing of transcript records #773
**Updated:**
- Implemented new, standardized Uncanny Owl admin UI theme
- Import Users – Enhanced CSV import functionality to support multiple delimiters (comma, semicolon, tab, pipe) with automatic detection #855
**Fixed:**
- Autocomplete Lessons & Topics – Set `$force` to true when calling `learndash_process_mark_complete` #817
- Course Dashboard – PHP warning Undefined array key “has\_graded” #858
- Duplicate Pages & Posts module – Duplicating a course no longer enables nested URLs #836
- Email Course Certificates – Refactored hardcoded certificate paths to dynamic upload directory with fallbacks #842
- Import Users – Fixed password reset token regeneration issue in CSV #845
---
### 4.3.2 \[2025-05-13\]
**Added:**
- Simple Course Timer – Added option to enable logout and redirect after timer expires #169
**Developers:**
- Transcript – Introduced WP filter `uo_pro_transcript_cell_$key` (e.g., `title`) to make course title linkable #820
- Group Registration Form – Added WP action hooks `uo_group_signup_before_table`, `uo_group_signup_after_table` to add custom group signup form fields #809
**Fixed:**
- Autocomplete Lessons & Topics – Resolved PHP warnings when a lesson is not found #805
- Autocomplete Lessons & Topics – Fixed issue preventing user redirection to the “Course Completion Page” #822
- Bulk Certificate Email – Corrected HTML tag escaping issue #815
- Course Dashboard – Fixed issue where category IDs did not work in the Gutenberg block category field #130
- Gravity Forms Autocomplete Lessons & Topics – Resolved hook priority conflict #823
- PHP Notice related to `load_text_domain` resolved #826
- Simple Course Timer – Fixed WP 6.8+ `wp_validate_auth_cookie` and password hashing compatibility #829
- Simple Course Timer – Ensured compatibility with Tin Canny v5.0 #831
---
### 4.3.1 \[2024-10-29\]
**Updated:**
- Learner Transcript – Table Course Sorting – Added “Course completion date ascending” and “Course completion date descending” options #796
- Learner Transcript – Table Course Sorting – Renamed “Date ascending” to “Course publish date ascending” #796
- Learner Transcript – Table Course Sorting – Renamed “Date descending” to “Course publish date descending” #796
- Learner Transcript – `all` option added for `category` and `ld_category` attributes #525
- Group Registration – New WP Action `uo_group_signup_before_submission` and Filter `uo_group_signup_errors` to allow custom validation #801
**Fixed:**
- Import Users – Fix message when email is not sent #786
- Learner Transcript – Additional validation for post variables before attempting to retrieve properties #798
- Learner Transcript – Fixed deprecated notice related to `usort()` #791
---
### 4.3 \[2024-07-11\]
**New Feature:**
- Learner Transcript – Optionally show historical course completion records (Requires Uncanny CEUs) #767
**Fixed:**
- Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Fluent Forms submission – Updated deprecated action hooks #724
- Course Timer – Fixed PHP notice in a specific case #775
- Download Certificates In Bulk – Set current user for LD access checks #765
- Drip Lessons by LearnDash Group – Filter to override LearnDash Lesson Access setting no longer working #762
- Import Users – Populate course and group IDs from default options for hooks #771
**Internal:**
- License activation moved to modules menu (Requires Toolkit v3.7+) #777
- License endpoint updates #777
- Download Certificate modules – New filters `uo_learndash_certificate_font` & `uo_learndash_certificate_font_size` for custom fonts #778
---
### 4.2.1 \[2024-05-09\]
**Addition:**
- Download Certificates in Bulk – “Clear previous runs” front end checkbox #755
**Updated:**
- Course Dashboard – Course Start button – Course status CSS class added for custom CSS rules #743
- Download Certificates In Bulk – Translatable Email Body #733
- Group Logo/List – New attribute `hide_logo_admin` to hide group images for admins #753
- Import Users – New filter `uo_toolkit_csv_import_wp_user_by_field` to optionally look up user by login instead of email #740
- Reset Progress Button – Make default button label translatable #745
**Fixed:**
- Download Certificates In Bulk – Improved count and messaging of dropdown options #735
- Download Certificates In Bulk – Now displays a message if PHP `ZipArchive` module is not active #670
- Download Certificates and Certificates running with cron are not rendering LearnDash’s usermeta shortcodes #700
- Drip Lessons by Topic/Group – LearnDash notifications are not firing when module is enabled #737
- Group Logo/List – All group logos are appearing for admins #749
**Under the hood:**
- Licensing – Allow plugin to be pre-activated by defining `UNCANNY_TOOLKIT_PRO_LICENSE_KEY` in `wp-config.php` #761
- Licensing endpoint updated #757
---
### 4.2 \[2024-02-07\]
**New Features:**
- Simple Course Timer – Timer that counts up `[uo_time_live]` #721
- Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid – Show quizzes #605
- Transcript Report `[uo_transcript]` – `user-id` attribute to support Transcript page ID attribute in Uncanny Groups v6.0 #726
**Updated:**
- Duplicate Pages & Posts – Minimum role changed from `manage_options` to `edit_published_posts` #711
- Enhanced Course Grid – Added `taxonomy_relation` attribute to set `OR` or `AND` values #713
- Import Users – `%Password Reset URL%` token #715
- Import Users – Upload error message made clearer #717
- Group Registration – New WordPress
- Filters `uo_ld_group_signup_registered_message`, `uo_ld_group_signup_joined_remove_previous_group_message` & `uo_ld_group_signup_joined_message` to override Group Signup Messages #709
---
### 4.1.4.2 \[2023-12-14\]
**Update:**
- Download Certificates In Bulk – WP Filters `uo_bulk_downlad_cert_capability` & `uo_bulk_downlad_cert_allowed_roles` for Permission Handling #702
**Fixed:**
- Autocomplete Lessons & Topics enabled causes additional “Next Lesson” / “Next Topic” button to appear #699
- Restrict Page Access reseting on page save/update #704
- Transcript module – Not showing completion date for custom CEU records #693
---
### 4.1.4.1 \[2023-12-04\]
**Updated:**
- Group Leader Access – WP Filter `uo_groupleaderaccess_add_to_group_on_login` to optionally skip adding Group leader to courses on login #682
- Learner Transcript – Optimize printing of transcript by loading only the main CSS file #684
- Learner Transcript – WP Filters `uo_transcript_print_styles`, `uo_transcript_print_elements` #684
- Download Certificates In Bulk – WP filters `uo_download_certificates_in_bulk_group_data`, `uo_download_certificates_in_bulk_course_data` & `uo_download_certificates_in_bulk_quiz_data` to manipulate the respective data #696
**Fixed:**
- Email certificate modules – Improved reliability of Certificate Builder check #686
- Download Certificates In Bulk – Not using LearnDash labels in form #694
- Restrict page access – Added WP filter `uncanny_toolkit_restricted_content_filter` to avoid conflict with Avada header and footer #676
- Simple Timer Script & FlyWheel – Load `wp-load.php` from a specific folder #680
**Internal:**
- Additional validation on Ajax calls by adding nonce and admin check #688
---
### 4.1.4 \[2023-11-23\]
**Add:**
- Course & Lesson/Topic Grids – Support for Alt tags for images #663
**Fix:**
- Download Certificates In Bulk – Not generating email when certificate builder is used #671
**Internal:**
- License check – Switched to Item ID instead of Item name #678
---
### 4.1.3.1 \[2023-11-09\]
**Updated:**
- Group Registration – WP filter `uo_show_groups_login_form` to allow hiding the login form #664
**Fixed:**
- Blocks – Removed `lodash` dependency for WordPress v6.4+ #667
---
### 4.1.3 \[2023-10-31\]
**Fixed:**
- Download Certificates In Bulk – Course/Quiz dropdown not working when a group leader does not have any groups #660
- Download Certificates In Bulk – Use LearnDash Labels for Groups, Courses and Quizzes #654
- Download Certificates In Bulk – CEU shortcode not rendering in Certificates #648
- Download Certificates In Bulk – Module settings – “Clear previous runs” to clear rogue runs interfering with newer requests on some sites #645
- Drip Lessons by Group – LearnDash notifications not triggering as expected #643
- Group Registration – `emailto` link typo #650
- Improved PHP 8.2 compatibility #656
---
### 4.1.2 \[2023-09-14\]
**Fixed:**
- Group Registration – Single Group Query Improved #641
- Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Fluent Forms Submission – Cannot activate module when Fluent Forms is activated #639
- Course Dashboard is showing quiz “Statistics” button when statistics is not enabled on the quiz #636
- Course Certificate – Non-default language – Email is not working #634
- Email Quiz Certificates – Correctly assign course-id when course is passed an object #632
- \[TinCanny\] – Course Timer JS error #628
---
### 4.1.1 \[2023-08-03\]
**Updated:**
- Download Certificates in Bulk – WordPress filter to optionally modify certificate types drop-down list #625
- User Imports – Confirmation message shown after import completion #622
- Group Expiration – Allow resetting the expiration date field using backspace or delete key #598
- Email certificate modules – Continuing Education Units (CEUs) shortcodes now render the values properly #627
**Fixed:**
- Group Registration – Users not being added to group when registered via Gravity Forms with recent Gravity Forms versions #616
- Email Quiz Certificate – Not sending email when quizzes are graded manually #611
- Download Certificates in Bulk – `[quizinfo show="percentage"]` shortcode not rendering #606
- Days Until Course Expiry – Incorrect expiry days #602
- Download Certificates in Bulk – Drop-down lists not working when select2 library is missing #600
- Download Certificates in Bulk – LeranDash usermeta shortcode not displaying anything #596
---
### 4.1 \[2023-06-01\]
**New Modules:**
- Drip Topics by Group #524
- Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Fluent Forms Submission #573
- Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Formidable Forms Submission #572
**Updated:**
- Restrict Page Access – Add Course Completion selection #584
- Simple Course Timer – Increase default polling interval and text #574
- Enhanced CSV Reports – Course Start Date column added #583
**Fixed:**
- Download Certificates In Bulk – Date conflict with ProPanel filter widget shortcode #594
- Download Certificates In Bulk – Quiz drop-down issue if the course has only quizzes and no other steps #592
- Certificate Preview – `date_i18n` hooking too early #587
- Email Quiz Certificate – Not rendering shortcode `[quizinfo show="percentage"]` #577
- Learner Transcript – Only displaying courses assigned to a category #576
- Group Expiration Module – Timestamp using wrong time #570
---
### 4.0.0.1 \[2023-04-26\]
**Fixed:**
- Bulk certificates – Groups dropdown now hides “Any group” or “All groups” option if the user has access to one group only #564
- Bulk certificates – `disk_free_space` not returning available space on some servers #560
- Import Users – Importing CSV with empty data in a column clearing data for existing users #563
- Import Users – Importing CSV not working in certain conditions, showing “No rows were found in the file that could be imported” #557
---
### 4.0 \[2023-04-11\]
**New module:**
- Download certificates in bulk #473
**Added:**
- Group Expiration – WordPress filters for email overrides #548
- Transcript module – Course category attributes added #525
**Updated:**
- Import Users – Ignore blank rows #528
- Reset Progress Button – Now supports time data reset by course id #518
- Learner Transcript – Now supports RTL in PDF version #507
- Group Registration – noindex and nofollow robot tags added #505
- Group Expiration – Description added to group expiration date field #504
- Course grid – Replace deprecated `learndash_30_get_currency_symbol` with `learndash_get_currency_symbol` #498
- Import Users & Multisite – Add user to the current subsite #493
**Fixed:**
- Group Registration – Logging in from the page not adding user to the group #531
- Improved Group Leader Interface – PHP Warning fixed #526
- Reset Progress Button – Tin Canny attribute reset\_tincanny=”yes” now resets course progress properly #510
- Group Registration – PHP warning fix #495
- Lesson Topic Auto Complete – PHP Error fixed #491
- Course Dashboard – Hide Resume, Start or Certificate button when a user\_id attribute is used in the shortcode and a different user views the page #394
- Email Group Certificates – Not sending to Group Leaders #550
- Enhanced Course Grid – Allow HTML in short course description field #546
- Restrict Page Access – Line Breaks being stripped from editor #538
**Internal:**
- Email Course Certificates – Addition WordPress filters to modify subject, body and certificate attached message #533
- Group Registration – Additional WordPress action and filter to allow signup URL multi-language support #520
- Group Registration – Improved WPML support #535
- Improved Group Leader Interface – Module text updated and deprecated #497
- Restrict Page Access – Replace select2 library with tom-select #516
- Restrict Page Access – WordPress filter to exclude post types from page dropdown #514
---
### 3.10 \[2022-11-22\]
**New Module**:
- Email Group Certificates #468
**Updated**:
- Group Logo – Added new attributes to the shortcode #470 #484
- `group_id` (To limit to a specific group ID)
- `limit` (To limit number of logos)
- `only_user_groups` (To limit to groups the user is enrolled in \[*applies to Group Leaders and administrators*\])
- Single Page Courses – Add bailout condition for prerequisites course setting #476
- Simple Course Timer – Filter added to not run timer on courses optionally #474
- `apply_filters( 'uo_course_timer_enabled', true, $course_id );`
**Internal**:
- In-plugin notifications #478
---
### 3.9.1 \[2022-09-19\]
**Updated:**
- Reset Progress Button – Now deletes any Resume Button data for the reset course #461
**Fixed:**
- Icon fonts missing #465
---
### 3.9 \[2022-09-15\]
**Added:**
- Group Expiration – Delete Expired Groups #435
**Updated:**
- Course Dashboard – Updated template override instructions in files #451
- Course Dashboard – Added new value “free” for the attribute ‘show’ `[uo_dashboard show="free"]` #424
- Course Dashboard – Added new attribute `"not_enrolled"` with value “yes” (default: blank)
- Course Dashboard – Now triggers custom JS event `(uncanny-toolkit-pro-learndash-statistics-contentchanged)` when the content of the LearnDash statistics box changes #421
- Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports – Added assignment tracking #437
- Group Logo/List – Now displays group logos to group leaders #433
- Import Users – Now adds the user to the correct subsite on multisites #7
**Fixed:**
- Import Users – Imported users now properly assigned group seats when Uncanny Groups is active and seat management is enabled #452
- Enhanced Course Grid – Resume button no longer displays title of course/lesson/topic in the grid #445
- Enhanced Course Grid – View More button does not load more courses when more than 1 category or LD category assigned #456
- Course Dashboard – LearnDash category and tag attributes are getting ignored when “open” or “free” course type is selected #450
- Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid – Now displays date in format specified in WordPress settings #442
- Days until Course Expiry – PHP warning in uo\_expiration\_in shortcode #428
- Group Registration – Removed ‘gid’ to allow setting body CSS class #426
- Reset Progress Button – PHP notices/warning on reset #422
- Group Drip – Conflict with LearnDash – Elementor Pro integration #420
- Email Course/Quiz Certificate – User information in certificates created by Certificate Builder are now displayed reliably #417
---
### 3.8.3 \[2022-06-22\]
**Added:**
- Simple Course Timer – Function to delete course timer records for individual users #402
**Updated:**
- Group Registration – Now compatible with public group pages #391
- Improved PHP 8.1+ compatibility #302
**Fixed:**
- Group Expiration – PHP Notice for empty condition #406
---
### 3.8.2 \[2022-05-18\]
**Fixed:**
- Course Dashboard – Block displays ‘no’ when ‘No courses message’ is blank #399
- Group Expiration – Group expiry date returns empty #396
- Restrict Page Access – PHP Error fixed for > PHP 8.x+ sites #392
---
### 3.8.1 \[2022-04-27\]
**Added:**
- Email Course Certificates and Email Quiz Certificates – New filter to optionally disable sending email to the user #383
- `uo_enable_mail_user_quiz_certificates`
- `uo_enable_mail_user_course_certificates`
- Course Dashboard: `no_courses_message` attribute added to shortcode and block #371
**Fixed:**
- Days Until Course Expiry – Shortcodes now render more reliably #382
- Course and Quiz Certificates – Now renders LD Shortcodes with cron when certificate builder is used #377
- LearnDash Group Registration – Conflict resolved with Tin Canny Reports #375
- Group Registration – Malformed group signup URL when WPML ?lang parameter is present #373
- Single Page Courses – Improved course completion logic #369
---
### 3.8 \[2022-03-30\]
**New Module:**
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on WPForms submission #187
**Added:**
- Group Registration – Added filter `uo_group_signup_notification_type` to set `wp_new_user_notification` type #345
- Enhanced Course Grid – Now supports WordPress’s Reusable blocks #344
- Simple Course Timer – New Shortcodes #340
- `[uo_time_topic topic-id=""]` – Return time for the associated topic (and quiz, if there’s a quiz associated with the topic).
- `[uo_time_lesson lesson-id=""]` – Return time spent in the lesson AND any associated topics and quizzes.
- `[uo_time_quiz quiz-id=""]` – Return time spent in a quiz.
- `[uo_time_total user-id=""]` – Return total time the user has spent across ALL courses on the site.
- Group Expiration – Added `pre-text=""` attribute for all shortcodes #330
- Enhanced Learndash CSV Reports – Now supports CEU and Course Meta columns #300
**Fixed:**
- Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Quiz Results Page – Learn More link fixed #358
- Enhanced Lesson & Topics Grid – Now displays quizzes when using LD 3.0 template #364
- Autocomplete Lessons & Topics – Topic Timer setting now works reliably when module is active #356
- Course Dashboard – Now uses LearnDash Custom Labels #353
- Import Users – Improved translation support #351
- Import Users – Roles not applied to imported users in some situations #342
- Enhanced Course Grid – “Start course” button disappears in some situations #335
- Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid – Lessons table no longer displayed in Single Page Courses if module is globally enabled #328
- Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid – Quiz table now displayed on course pages when module enabled globally
- Group Registration – No longer fails due to legacy Uncanny Groups seat management code #326
---
### 3.7.12 \[2022-02-17\]
**Updated:**
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – New filter to override button link #296
- Import Users – Added several `do_actions` for external action, like adding user to a subsite #315
- Import Users – Email functionality updates to enable developers to build custom email workflows #292
- Lazy Load Navigation – Output now shows heading #298
**Fixed:**
- Email Quiz Certificates – Emails not being sent on some server configurations #322
- Email Quiz Certificates – Last name variable now renders consistently #294
- Enhanced Course Grid – No longer resets course settings in “Preview changes” mode #306
- Days until LearnDash Course Expiry – PHP error – Incorrect return value for `ld_course_access_expires_on` filter #309
- LearnDash Group Expiration – – PHP error – Incorrect return value for `ld_course_access_expires_on` filter #309
- Drip Lessons by Group – Drip date appearing offset by 1 hour on some site configurations #305
- Resume Button – Button now appears consistently below course in Enhanced Course Grid #301
---
### 3.7.11 \[2021-12-14\]
**Added:**
- Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports: Added more usermeta columns #278
- Enhanced Course Grid – Added attribute `hide_title` to turn off course titles #258
- Enhanced Course Grid – Now supports multiple category slugs, separated by commas #235
- Enhanced Course Grid – `uo_course_after_short_description` action hook #276
- Enhanced Course Grid – `uo_course_before_short_description` action hook #275
- Enhanced Course Grid – `uo_course_before_course_title` action hook #274
- Enhanced Course Grid – `uo_course_after_course_title` action hook #273
- Enhanced Course Grid – `uo_course_after_featured_image` action hook #272
- Enhanced Course Grid – `uo_course_after_grid_ribbon_price` action hook #271
- Enhanced Course Grid – `uo_course_after_grid_ribbon_text` action hook #270
**Updated:**
- Added categories for sorting/filtering to newer toolkit modules #247
- Import Users – No longer requires LearnDash #255
- Import Users – `toolkit_learndash_user_import_capability` filter now allows non-admin users to import users #239
**Fixed:**
- PHP notices on PHP 8.0.x #283
- Duplicate Pages & Posts – Now properly clones courses when shared course steps are enabled on LearnDash 3.6+ #282
- LearnDash course expiration date overrides Toolkits Group Expiration Date #263
- Group Registration – PHP notices/warnings preventing submission on some sites #260
- Enhanced Lessons and Topics Grid – Filter by category/tags now works reliably with LearnDash 3.5+ #250
- Enhanced Lessons and Topics Grid – Updated deprecated LearnDash transient function to newer version #243
- Group Registration – Built-in registration form now displays submission errors in a more user-friendly way #246
- Group registration – Improved compatibility with WPML #223
- Email Course Certificates – Emails now support additional HTML tags #213
- Simple Course Timer – Additional sanitization of variables in performance mode #211
---
### 3.7.10 \[2021-09-01\]
**Added:**
- Enhanced Course Grid – `uo_course_category_cats` filter to modify course categories #195
- Course dashboard: `uo_dashboard_user_courses` filter to modify user courses #182
**Fixed:**
- Group Expiration – Shortcode compatibility with PHP strict standards improved #200
- Group Expiration – Added `group_id` attribute variation #200
- Course Dashboard – Manually completed quiz no longer shows as “failed” in some instances #194
- Duplicate Pages & Posts – Cloning course with “Shared Steps” enabled/disabled now duplicates contents reliably with newer versions of LearnDash #186
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on Gravity Form Submission – PHP notices #148
- Group Registration – PHP warnings #191
- Some modules updated to use LearnDash’s standard function args #36
---
### 3.7.9 \[2021-08-20\]
**Added:**
- `uo_csv_report_column_value` filter to modify Enhanced CSV module value #175
- `uo_course_cert_img_path` filter to allow both url/path option #170
- Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports – Added two additional usermeta fields #165
- Simple Course Timer – Added wrapper around the message that blocks quiz access to allow styling #162
**Fixed:**
- Learner Transcript – CSS now loads if the shortcode is embedded inside other elements #152
- Simple Course Timer – Now consistently adds time columns to [Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/tin-canny-reporting/) Course Report #178
- Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Gravity Form Submission – Now reliably redirects users to next step on submission #166
- Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid – Lesson Materials now appears on lesson page with LearnDash’s legacy template enabled #158
- Drip Lessons by Group – Drip date no longer displays “1970” in year field when no date has been assigned #154
---
### 3.7.8 \[2021-06-09\]
**Fixed:**
- Enhanced lesson/topic grid – CSS issue when grids enabled globally
---
### 3.7.7 \[2021-06-08\]
**Added:**
- Reset Progress Button – Added redirect attribute to redirect to a different URL when clicked
- Import Users – Added support for group\_leader column to assign users as group leaders on import
**Updated:**
- Group Logo/List – uo\_group\_leaders now outputs Group Leader email addresses as mailto links
**Fixed:**
- Drip Lessons by Group – Lesson available notifications now sent consistently (from LearnDash Notifications plugin)
- Drip Lessons by Group – Time no longer shifts after save based on WordPress time zone
- Group Expiration – Expiration emails are now sent when the group was created programmatically and not edited and saved
- Group Registration – Gravity Form registration form now recognized when page is created with the block editor
- Gutenberg blocks now load consistently when a block is embedded inside another block
---
### 3.7.6 \[2021-04-22\]
**Fixed:**
- Updated: Lazy Loading Course Navigation: Now respects Course Content visibility setting #115
- Updated: Duplicate Pages and Posts: Cloning courses retains course structure on newer versions of LearnDash (when Shared Course Steps is enabled) #112
- Fixed: Group Expiry: PHP Notice that was preventing emails from being saved #97
---
### 3.7.5 \[2021-04-12\]
**Fixed:**
- Enhanced Lessons and Topics Grid – Added compatibility with LearnDash 3.4.0.4 #92
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on Quiz Results Page – Added compatibility with LearnDash 3.4.0.4 #25
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics when Quiz is Graded – Added compatibility with LearnDash 3.4.0.4 #24
- Relative path causes fatal error on some servers #95
---
### 3.7.4 \[2021-03-31\]
**Updated:**
- Additional string localizations #55
**Fixed:**
- Added compatibility with LearnDash > 3.4 for various Toolkit modules #71, #72, #81
- Learner Transcript: Sorting on columns now works consistently #75
- Group Registration: Gravity Forms block is now detected on group page #54
- Course Timer: Fixed compatibility with Tin Canny #65
- Course Timer: Catch errors reliably when accessing iframe content #43
- Various PHP notices #67, #69, #79, #85
---
### 3.7.3 \[2021-03-23\]
**Updated:**
- Email Course Certificates: Added ‘uo\_course\_completion\_add\_certificate\_attached’ filter to optionally remove “Your certificate is attached with this email” from course completion certificate email
- Email Quiz Certificates: Added ‘uo\_quiz\_completion\_certificate\_email\_args’ filter to optionally return email params back to LearnDash quiz email filter
**Fixed:**
- Certificate Preview: Fixed type E\_ERROR when LearnDash Certificate Builder is not active
---
### 3.7.2 \[2021-03-19\]
**Fixed:**
- Simple Course Timer: JavaScript conflict with Tin Canny reports
---
### 3.7.1 \[2021-03-18\]
**Added:**
- Import Users: Added filter uo\_toolkit\_csv\_import\_map to remap column names
- Import Users: Added filter uo\_csv\_overwrite\_existing\_roles to allow adding roles instead of replacing roles on import
- Drip Lessons by Group: Added filter uo\_drip\_ignore\_learndash\_release\_date to ignore LearnDash drip settings when access is granted by Uncanny Drip Lessons by Group
- Email certificates and Certificate preview: Compatibility with new LearnDash Certificate Builder plugin
**Updated:**
- Restrict Page Access: Group Leaders now have access to pages restricted to groups they are the leader of
- Replaced deprecated function call leardash\_min\_assets with learndash\_min\_assets
**Fixed:**
- Drip Lessons by Group: JavaScript error preventing drip dates from being saved on some non-English sites
- Group Login: PHP warnings/error
- Group Logo: PHP warnings/error
- Simple Course Timer: When the latest version of Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash is also installed, completion columns may appear blank
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics: PHP error: Object of class WP\_Post could not be converted to string on some sites
---
### 3.7 \[2021-02-12\]
**Added:**
- Course Dashboard: Quizzes are now displayed even if they have not yet been attempted
- Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports: Ability to add custom user meta columns to the reports
- Learner Transcript: New certificate column with link to associated certificate (if any)
- Learner Transcript: Display of custom credits added via the [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-continuing-education-credits/)
- Group Expiration: New shortcode to show expiry date in a countdown format ```
[uo_group_expiration_in]
```
- Drip Lessons by Group: New notification type “A scheduled lesson is available to user with Uncanny Drip by Group”
**Updated:**
- Group Forums with bbPress: Moderators are now able to see all group forums on the front end
- Course Dashboard: Multiple results for the same quiz are now sorted with the most recent attempts listed first
- Course & Quiz certificates: Additional parameters for save\_path action hooks
- Drip Lessons by Group: Compatibility with LearnDash Notifications v1.5+
**Fixed:**
- Drip Lessons by Group: LearnDash notifications are now set only for the selected lessons
- Single Page Course: Can now be created by all users with the edit\_page capability
- Course Dashboard: View link on essay submissions now works more consistently
- Group Login Redirect: Icon path now relative instead of absolute
- Group Logo/List: PHP Notice: Undefined variable: custom\_labels
---
### 3.6.2 \[2021-01-08\]
**Fixed:**
- Course Dashboard – No longer showing only the last lesson of each course in some situations
- Front End Login – Fixed incorrect textdomain on reset password link text
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Done button in last topic no longer completes the lesson and advances to the next lesson if there’s an incomplete lesson-level quiz
---
### 3.6.3 \[2021-01-19\]
**Fixed:**
- Group Logo/List – No longer displays a comma between the group leader’s first and last name
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Now autocompletes the associated lesson when all associated topics are completed
- Restrict Page Access – Admins are now exempt from page access restrictions
- Restrict Page Access – PHP notices if LearnDash is not active
- Enhanced Course Grid – Start Course button now uses LearnDash label for “course”
---
### 3.6.2 \[2021-01-08\]
**Fixed:**
- Course Dashboard – No longer showing only the last lesson of each course in some situations
- Front End Login – Fixed incorrect textdomain on reset password link text
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Done button in last topic no longer completes the lesson and advances to the next lesson if there’s an incomplete lesson-level quiz
---
### 3.6.1 \[2021-01-06\]
**Fixed:**
- Single Page Courses – The LearnDash status bar is no longer hidden on pages of Single Page Courses
- Single Page Courses – Page builders (including Elementor) no longer reset the Single Page Course checkbox when posts are saved inside builders
- Learner Transcript – The Accent UI Color setting includes a default colour so the button doesn’t appear hidden on some sites
---
### 3.6 \[2021-01-04\]
**New Module:**
- Single Page Course – Create courses that consist of a single course page with no lessons or topics. Learn More
**Added:**
- Course Dashboard – Support for course sections
- Certificate preview, Email Course/Quiz Certificates – Added compatibility with Certificate Tracker for LearnDash
**Fixed:**
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on Gravity Form submission – Users no longer redirected to blank screen on the last topic of a lesson or last lesson of a course
- Simple Course Timer – PHP notice – Trying to get property ‘post\_type’ of non-object
- Import Users – Fixed conflict with Easy Digital Downloads and KB Support plugins
- Group Forums with bbPress – PHP warning – Warning: call\_user\_func\_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback
---
### 3.5.9 \[2020-11-11\]
**Added:**
- Learner Transcript – Setting to show courses the user is no longer enrolled in
**Updated:**
- Drip Lessons by Group – Improved compatibility with LearnDash Notifications
- Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid – Updated LearnDash template base
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on Gravity Form Submission – Improved AJAX support
- Quiz Certificate – Added filter uo\_quiz\_completion\_add\_certificate\_attached to let user skip Your certificate is attached with this email line at the end of email.
**Fixed:**
- Drip Lessons by Group – PHP Warning: Trying to get property ‘post type’ of non-object in uncanny-drip-lessons-by-group.php
- Group Registration – Gravity Forms shortcode not detected on some sites
- Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Do not autocomplete lesson when all topics are marked completed if there’s a lesson-level quiz as last step
- Simple Course timer – Now listens for activity inside iframes that are created on page load
---
### 3.5.8 \[2020-10-08\]
- Updated: Improved reliability of detection of the Uncanny Continuing Education Credits plugin
- Updated: Added lang query string support to Certificate Preview module for WPML compatibility
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics: Automatic completion of lessons/topics with a timer set is more consistent
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics: No longer autocompletes lessons with a future drip or group drip date set
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics: Now consistently marks the correct lesson/topic complete when the same lesson/topic appears in multiple courses
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics: Various PHP notices when debug is enabled
- Fixed: Import Users: Selected group now displayed on confirmation screen on sites with > 100 groups
- Fixed: Course Dashboard: Drip dates no longer appearing with HTML code
---
### 3.5.7 \[2020-09-30\]
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Refactored for improved readability
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – No longer autocompletes on page load if a lesson/topic timer is set; lesson/topic is autocompleted after the timer elapses
- Updated: Import Users – Changed course and group selectors to select2 pillboxes; now supports > 100 courses/groups
- Updated: Restrict Page Access – Changed redirect priority from 20 to 0
- Fixed: Import Users – When updating existing users an empty or missing display\_name column no longer replaces existing display name with username
- Fixed: Import Users – Reset password token now renders a reset password link
- Fixed: Simple Course Timer – Now detects activity within iFrames, including in Tin Canny content (Storyline, Rise, iSpring, Captivate, etc.)
- Fixed: Certificate Preview – Fatal error when previewing a certificate containing certain shortcodes in newer versions of LearnDash
- Fixed: Group Drip – Drip dates not appearing on lessons when lesson list is paginated via AJAX
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – No longer autocompletes on page load if a supported Gravity Form is on the page and the Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on Gravity Forms Submission module is active
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – No longer autocompletes when editing a page using Beaver Builder
---
### 3.5.6 \[2020-08-19\]
- Fixed: Email Course, Quiz and Preview Certificate modules – Removed merge conflicts
---
### 3.5.5 \[2020-08-19\]
- Updated: Added permission\_callback to all Rest API calls for WordPress v5.5 compatibility
- Updated: Changed \_\_(), \_e(), \_x() to attr\_esc\_\_(), attr\_esc\_e(), attr\_esc\_x()
- Fixed: Simple Course Timer – Performance mode now compatible with more site configurations (incl. multisite)
- Fixed: Duplicate Pages and Posts – Fixed SQL error when duplicating quizzes
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics when Quiz is Graded – Now working consistently for all user roles
- Fixed: $from\_email typo in Course Completion Certificate
---
### 3.5.4 \[2020-07-29\]
- Added: Option to dismiss “Try Automator” menu entry
- Updated: Reset Progress Button – Calling reset function directly on older PHP versions no longer throws a fatal error
- Fixed: Course Dashboard – Order attribute no longer throwing error on some sites
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – Start Course button no longer appearing for courses in which the user is not enrolled
- Fixed: Group Registration – Hide native LearnDash content option no longer hides custom content or Gravity Form/Theme My Login registration forms
---
### 3.5.3 \[2020-07-21\]
- Added: Group Logo/List – New shortcode \[uo\_group\_leaders\] outputs a list of group leader names and email addresses for the current user
- Updated: Email Course/Quiz Certificates – Added Sender Name and Sender Email fields to module settings
- Updated: Group Registration – Added setting to hide native LearnDash group info in LearnDash 3.2.2 and later
- Updated: Import Users – Empty cells in the learndash\_courses or learndash\_groups columns no longer throw errors
- Updated: Group Registration – Added sanitization on text fields
- Updated: Email Course/Quiz Certificates, Certificate Preview – Supports updated certificate rendering in LearnDash 3.2.2 and later; if you are on LearnDash 3.2.0 or 3.2.1, please update to 3.2.2
- Fixed: Restrict Page Access – Settings now save on media post type
- Fixed: Import Users – Now uses email address as username when user\_login column is left empty
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – PHP notice: DateTime::\_\_construct
- Fixed: Group Logo/List – PHP Fatal error Cannot use object of type stdClass as array
---
### 3.5.2 \[2020-07-03\]
- Added: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on Gravity Form Submission – Filter to prevent redirection on submit (uo\_gf\_maybe\_autocomplete\_redirect)
- Updated: Email Course/Quiz Certificates – Updated to improve consistency of emailed certificates in LD 3.2.0. Submitted pull (change) request to LearnDash to further improve support in LD 3.2.1
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – Now properly supports 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 columns
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – Removed extraneous string (“;) from previous refactor
- Fixed: Restrict Page Access – Restrictions no longer apply to archive pages when the previously viewed page was restricte
---
### 3.5.1 \[2020-06-22\]
- Updated: Enhanced Course Grid – Improved support for multiple grids on a page
- Updated: Restrict Page Access – Additional content hidden on LearnDash post types (course, lesson, topic, quiz) for users that are denied access
- Updated: Email Quiz Certificates – Added option “Use Cron to send certificate” if shortcodes not rendering as expected
- Updated: Replaced learndash\_post\_args\_groups with register\_post\_type\_args for upcoming LearnDash 3.2 compatibility
- Fixed: Import Users – Existing users are no longer skipped if only the email column is included in the uploaded CSV file
- Fixed: Duplicate Pages and Posts – When duplicating quiz questions the answer field is now correctly duplicated
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – PHP Error: Object of class WP\_Post could not be converted to string
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Lessons and topics added after a user has completed the course are now autocompleted
---
### 3.5
- New Module: Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports – Optionally add columns to the native LearnDash .csv reports including: Username, First Name, Last Name, Nickname, Display Name, Role(s), Group(s), Language, Website, Biographical info. Learn more
- Added: Enhanced Course/Lesson/Topic grid – Support for 1 column layouts
- Added: Duplicate Pages and Posts – Ability to select the post types that can be duplicated; now defaults to supported types only
- Updated: Duplicate Pages and Posts – Improved compatibility with Elementor
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Done button no longer displays in the last topic of a lesson or last lesson of a course after the course is completed
- Updated: Simple Course Timer – Improved time tracking in Internet Explorer 11
- Updated: Group Registration – Now creates users with default new user role set in WordPress settings instead of subscriber role
- Updated: Drip Lessons by Group – Improved lesson appearance when using LearnDash 3.0 template
- Updated: Improved translation support across multiple modules
- Updated: Import Users – Added support for Mac/Linux line breaks (CR, LF)
- Updated: Import Users – Added support for apostrophes in email addresses
- Updated: Plugin name changed from Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro to Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
- Fixed: Import Users – Commas enclosed in double quotes are now ignored
- Fixed: Drip Lessons by Group – Improved compatibility with LearnDash native lesson drip
- Fixed: Drip Lessons by Group – Force page reload on Save date button due to Custom Meta metabox resaving old dates on lesson update
- Fixed: Drip Lessons by Group – Topics within a dripped lesson were still accessible via direct links
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Topics within dripped lessons are no longer autocompleted when accessed via direct link
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – Localization of “Start Course” string was using incorrect function
- Fixed: Course Dashboard – show=”all” attribute now shows all courses in the system to logged in users
- Fixed: Course Dashboard – PHP warning key\_exists() expects parameter 2 to be array
---
### 3.4.4
- Fixed: Course Dashboard – Course IDs being output after course titles
---
### 3.4.3
- Added: Course Dashboard – Support for Internet Explorer 11
- Added: Group Expiration – Option to send group expiration email to group leaders only, instead of all group members
- Added: Enhanced Course Grid – Setting for custom message displayed to users when no courses match the grid criteria
- Added: Enhanced Course Grid – Filters for ribbon text: uo\_course\_grid\_ribbon\_text, uo\_course\_grid\_ribbon\_price
- Updated: Course Dashboard – Results of topic-level quizzes now displayed
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Lessons/Topics are no longer autocompleted if the lesson/topic contains an assignment
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on Quiz Results Page – Completing a course-level quiz will now mark the course complete on the quiz results page
- Fixed: Certificate Preview – courseinfo shortcode now renders date formats correctly
- Fixed: Certificate Preview – PHP Notices – Undefined variable
- Fixed: Simple Course Timer – Typo in error message “You must be logged in.”
- Fixed: Gutenberg blocks were unavailable unless at least one module from the Uncanny Toolkit (free version) that contained a Gutenberg block was active
- Fixed: Course Dashboard/Lazy Loading Course Navigation – jQuery issue with some minification plugins
---
### 3.4.2
- Updated: Enhanced Course Grid – Now renders HTML in Short Description field (Note: the LearnDash Course Grid plugin removes HTML from this field and should be disabled if using HTML with the Uncanny Course Grid)
- Updated: Drip Lessons by Group – Implemented via filter; no longer uses a template file override
- Updated: Import Users – Blank rows in the uploaded .csv file are now ignored
- Fixed: Drip Lessons by Group – Drip times were shifting by one hour across Daylight Savings Time changes
- Fixed: Certificate Preview: PHP fatal error when including files in tcpdf/config/lang folder on some versions of LearnDash
- Fixed: Learner Transcript – Dates are now displayed in the WordPress site language
- Fixed: Learner Transcript – Completion dates are now displayed in the WordPress time zone
- Fixed: Course Timer – PHP notice: “Trying to get property ID of non-object” on non-post pages (e.g. archives)
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics when Gravity Form is Submitted – Mark Complete button no longer appears when Autocomplete Lessons and Topics is enabled
- Fixed: Email Course Certificates – PHP notices due to uninitialized variables
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – Courses no longer disappear from grid when completed when not using attribute limit=”all”
---
### 3.4.1
- Fixed – Restrict Page Access – select2 JavaScript library conflict with LearnDash ProPanel
- Fixed – Enhanced Course Grid – Courses with a non-numeric value in the course price field were showing as “Closed”
---
### 3.4
- New Module: Group Forums with bbPress – Create group-specific discussion forums with bbPress. Only group members will have access to group-specific forums. Includes a handy widget. Learn more
- New Module: Restrict Page Access – Restrict access to any page by role, logged in/out status, course enrollment or group membership. Display a message or automatically redirect users that are denied access
- Added: Duplicate Pages and Posts – Support for renamed quiz tables
- Added: Reset Button – Support for renamed quiz tables
- Updated: Import Users – UI text is now translatable
- Updated: EDD updater class
- Fixed: Reset Progress Button – Some users losing access to courses when progress reset
- Fixed: Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid – PHP warning count(): Parameter must be an array or object that implements Countable
- Fixed: Simple Course Timer – PHP notice on 404 pages Trying to get property of non-object
- Fixed: Simple Course Timer – Idle dialog button text wrapping with longer strings
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – Closed courses showed as “Free” on older versions of LearnDash
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – Some course type strings were not translatable
- Fixed: Group Registration – PHP notice Undefined index: gid
---
### 3.3.2
- Added: Course Dashboard – Now shows available CEUs for each course if set with the Uncanny Continuing Education Credits plugin
- Fixed: Learner Transcript – HTML bugs
---
### 3.3.1
- Added: readme.txt file
- Added: Enhanced Course Grid – Filters for developers (uo\_courses\_shortcode\_args, uo\_courses\_shortcode\_get\_posts)
- Updated: Group Drip – Completely rewritten and updated user interface to make it much easier to view and manage Group Drip dates
- Updated: Import Users – Username is now optional in uploaded .csv files, making it easier to mass update users
- Updated: Import Users – Whitespace before/after email addresses is now ignored instead of throwing an error
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics when Quiz is Graded – Now supports multiple essays per quiz
- Updated: Simple Course Timer – Label on Disable Performance Mode checkbox reworded for clarity
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on Gravity Form Submission – Next Lesson/Topic button is no longer visible unless Lesson/Topic is completed
- Fixed: Import Users – Link to sample .csv file
- Fixed: Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid – Now properly handles sample lessons
- Fixed: Simple Course Timer – Conflict with randomize quiz questions setting
- Fixed: Simple Course Timer – Cookie hash issue causing time tracking issues on some site configurations
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on Gravity Form Submission – PHP Notice: Undefined variable
- Fixed: .pot file errors preventing Loco Translate and other plugins from properly translating strings
- Fixed: Reference to empty CSS file in /wp-admin
---
### 3.3
- Added: Support for LearnDash 3.1
- Added: Group Expiration – Setting to specify the number of days before expiration to send reminder email
- Added: Lesson/Topic Grid – Support for sections in LearnDash 3.x
- Added: Email Quiz Certificates – Filters to change save path (uo\_quiz\_certificate\_save\_path, uo\_quiz\_certificate\_http\_url), change file name (uo\_quiz\_completion\_certificate\_filename) and additional advanced filters ([see KB](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/send-quiz-certificates-by-email/#Overriding_the_certificate_save_location))
- Updated: Lesson/Topic Grid – Improved compatibility with Astra and GeneratePress themes
- Updated: Group Expiration – Expiry date displayed to group members only, even when group\_id attribute specified
- Updated: Duplicate Pages and Posts – Improved compatibility with Uncanny LearnDash Groups (cloning a group now retains group leaders and seats)
- Updated: Group Registration – Removed check for “Anyone can register” setting
- Updated: Group Registration – Added redirect exclusion for Gravity registration forms to allow Gravity Forms post-submission filters/actions to execute
- Updated: Simple Course Timer – Removed filters causing long Quiz save times on some systems
- Updated: Simple Course Timer – Improved CSS in “Still working?” dialog
- Updated: Simple Course Timer – Performance mode is now the default setting
- Updated: Improved translation support
- Updated: Group Registration – Registration form now ignores “Anyone can register” option in WordPress settings
- Fixed: Group Registration – Gravity Forms integration preventing Gravity Forms’ post-registration hooks from running
- Fixed: Simple Course Timer – Time columns restored to front-end reports in Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting plugin
- Fixed: uncanny-learndash-toolkit textdomain references updated to uncanny-pro-toolkit
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lesson/Topic when Gravity Form is submitted – Users not automatically advanced to the next topic/lesson
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lesson/Topic when Gravity Form is submitted – 500 error on WordPress < 5.0
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Done button not showing up in last topic of lesson when LearnDash 3.0 template is selected
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Topic-level override of Global Setting not working
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Default setting on new topics and lessons was *Disabled* instead of *Use Global Setting*
- Fixed: Course Dashboard – user\_id attribute ignored for \[uo\_dashboard\] in legacy mode, defaulted to current\_user
- Fixed: Import LearnDash Users – Progress bar image URL on WordPress subfolder installs
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lesson/Topic when Quiz is Graded – Added support for shared course steps
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – Issue with completed courses showing as in-progress on sites that have been translated
- Fixed: Course Dashboard – Added additional quiz completion checks
- Fixed: Improved Group Leader Interface – Group Leaders no longer trigger “Added to group” notifications (in the LearnDash Notifications plugin) on each login
- Fixed: Error in .pot file that prevented translation into some languages
---
### 3.2.9
- Added: Group Expiration – New shortcode uo\_group\_expiration\_date that displays the current user’s group expiration date. Learn more
- Added: Reset Progress Button – New attribute reset\_tincanny=”yes|no” enables the reset of Tin Canny data for modules in the course being reset. Note: Due to technical constraints, bookmark (resume) data for the modules is not reset.
- Updated: Simple Course Timer – Removed “beta” label from performance mode
- Updated: Simple Course Timer – Changed console.table to console.log for improved IE11 support when debugging is enabled
- Updated: Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid – When the grid is displayed, the Expand All button for the native LearnDash lesson/topic list is now hidden
- Updated: Course Dashboard – Improved performance of Expand All/Collapse All
- Updated: Import Users – Empty columns no longer required to use course and group enrollment options
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Next Lesson link now appears in autocompleted lessons/topics when using the LearnDash 3.0 template
---
### 3.2.8
- Fixed: Drip Lessons by Group – Calendar icon was sometimes displayed next to available lessons on course page
- Fixed: Drip Lessons by Group – Some users seeing incorrect drip dates for their group on course page
---
### 3.2.7
- Fixed: Issue with “All Other Users” drip date not allowing access to lesson content for users not in groups with drip dates set
---
### 3.2.6
- Added: Group Registration and [Uncanny LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/) integration – When Uncanny LearnDash Groups is installed, users that register through a group’s unique registration URL are automatically assigned a seat in that group. With this module, distribution of registration keys is no longer required for self-registration. [Details](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/group-sign-up/#Integration_with_Uncanny_LearnDash_Groups)
- Added: Import Users and [Uncanny LearnDash Groups](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/) integration – When Uncanny LearnDash Groups is installed, users imported to a group are now assigned seats in the group.
- Added: Group Drip and LearnDash Notifications integration – Users in groups can now receive “A scheduled lesson is available to user” notifications generated by the LearnDash Notifications plugin. [Details](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/drip-lessons-by-ldgroup/#Integration_with_LearnDash_Notifications_Plugin)
- Fixed: Email Course/Quiz Certificates – Line breaks were being removed from email content
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Override setting was not available on edit topic page
- Fixed: Lazy Loading Course Navigation – When in a quiz, the course hierarchy did not expand
- Fixed: Clone Pages and Posts – Cloning a page with Beaver Builder active caused a 500 error
- Fixed: Clone Pages and Posts – Cloned quiz questions had meta values linked to the original question
---
### 3.2.5
- Updated: Sample Lesson Label – Now identified as a legacy module
- Updated: Autocomplete Lesson/Topic on Gravity Form Submission – Mark Complete button now hidden in LearnDash 3.0 “Focus Mode”
- Fixed: Drip Lessons by Group – CSS was not being loaded on lesson pages in LearnDash 3.0 theme
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – Fatal Error when viewing the grid on some sites
- Fixed: Removed errant references to Uncanny Automator plugin
---
### 3.2.4
- Updated: Simple Course Timer – Improved translation support when used with Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting
- Updated: Lazy Loading Course Navigation – Added nonce verification to REST API call
- Fixed: Lazy Loading Course Navigation not loading properly on some lesson and topic pages
- Fixed: Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid – Quizzes are now displayed below lesson/topic grid when using LD 3.0 theme
- Fixed: Import Users – Link to sample .csv file fixed
- Fixed: Course Dashboard – 3.0 template incorrectly associating shared lessons/topics
- Fixed: Course Dashboard – Category dropdown reported maximum 5 courses per category
---
### 3.2.3
- Updated: Course Dashboard – Automatically switch to 3.0 theme when LearnDash 3.0 on LearnDash 3.0 theme is detected
---
### 3.2.2
- Fixed: Drip Lessons by Group – Drip dates were not being displayed in group dropdown
- Fixed: Course Dashboard – CSS for Legacy theme not loading if Legacy theme not explicitly selected in module settings
---
### 3.2.1
- Fixed: Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid – Removed debug output
---
### 3.2
IMPORTANT: If you have overridden the Course Dashboard template using a filter, note that the template file name and location has changed; you will need to update your filter function.
- Added: Compatibility with LearnDash 3.0
- Added: Course Dashboard – Ability to switch themes
- Added: New Course Dashboard theme “3.0”. Modern and responsive HTML and CSS code. Fully independent of LearnDash CSS, the new theme will greatly reduce WordPress theme conflicts, especially when the theme includes LearnDash-specific styling
- Added: New Module: Lazy Loading Course Navigation – Loads the LearnDash Course Navigation widget via AJAX (after initial page load) to speed up page load times on sites with many courses, lessons, topics and/or quizzes
- Added: New Module: Preview Certificate – Enables previewing of LearnDash certificates right from the Edit Certificate page
- Added: Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid – Added category and tag attributes
- Updated: Email Course Certificates – %Group Name% token now works in email subject field
- Updated: Drip Lessons by Group – Drip date/time now shown beside “All other users” in group selection dropdown (if set)
- Updated: Enhanced Course Grid – Added CSS to prevent conflict with Social Learner theme
- Fixed: Textdomain inconsistencies – replaced a few instances of uncanny-toolkit-pro with uncanny-pro-toolkit
- Fixed: Drip Lessons by Group – Drip access not working when user is enrolled directly in a course with dripped lessons and is also a member of a group that does not have access to the course
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Gravity Form Submission: Submitting the form now automatically advances the user to the next lesson/topic
- Fixed: Drip Lessons by Group – Fixed PHP notice in uncanny-drip-lessons-by-group.php
- Fixed: Gutenberg dependency reported by Query Monitor
---
### 3.1
- Added: Automatic template overrides! Override any file in the /src/templates folder by copying it into /uncanny-toolkit/ in your child theme (Requires Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit (free) version 3.1)
- Updated: Improved Group Leader Interface: Added settings for Group Leader login redirect
- Updated: Email Quiz Certificates: Added tokens for user’s first and last name to admin/group leader email
- Updated: Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid: Moved grid element HTML to template file
- Updated: Group Registration: Moved registration form HTML to template file
- Updated: Group Registration: Added confirmation message when a user clicks the Join Group button
- Updated: Group Registration: Improved translation support
- Updated: Course Dashboard: Added localization support for drip dates
- Updated: Email Quiz Certificates: Added localization support for quiz completion date
- Fixed: Simple Course Timer: Course Completion Time and Course Total Time columns now added properly to course and user reports (requires Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting plugin)
---
### 3.0.4
- Added: Email Course Certificates – Option to send email via cron – may resolve issues on very large sites
- Updated: Simple Course Timer – Increased z-index of idle alert dialog
- Updated: Group Registration – CSS tweaked for improved theme compatibility
- Updated: Course Dashboard / Enhanced Course Grid – Empty categories are no longer listed in category selector dropdowns
- Updated: Days until Course Expiry – Sentence is now fully translatable in module settings
- Updated: Days until Course Expiry – Removed deprecated “Pre-text” attribute from Gutenberg block
- Fixed: Days until Course Expiry – When one day is remaining, the correct (singular) text is now displayed
---
### 3.0.3
- Added: Simple Course Timer – Adds course time data to Tin Canny reports when Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting plugin is installed
- Added: Email Course Certificates – Filters for saving/modifying data before pdf generation
- Updated: Email Course Certificates – Added 20 second delay to email generation to ensure LearnDash completes course completion process
- Fixed: Email Quiz Certificates – PHP class name for module
---
### 3.0.2
- Added: Learner Transcript: Option to display only completed courses
- Added: Learner Transcript: Filter to add total rows to custom columns
- Added: Enhanced Course Grid: Filter on grid element buttons
- Added: Show course Start button attribute in Gutenburg block
- Updated: Enhanced Course Grid: Improved WPML support
- Fixed: Log In Redirect not working with Group Login Redirect module enabled
- Fixed: Done button not appearing in last topic of lessons
---
### 3.0.1
- Added: Group Login Redirect – Shortcodes to output group login link and URLs (\[uo\_group\_login\_redirect\_url\] and \[uo\_group\_login\_redirect\_link\])
- Updated: Learner Transcript – Improved performance on sites with many courses
- Fixed: Import Users – display\_name column now correctly populates users’ display names
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – Added additional grid container to fix width issues on some sites
- Fixed: Learner Transcript – Restored integration with CEU plugin and added module setting to toggle column on/off
---
### 3.0
- This release features a completely overhauled Learner Transcript module, including:
- A new modern, clean, responsive and mobile-friendly design
- A customizable header including a logo, heading and organization name
- Ability to hide or show columns and specify a sort order for courses
- A customizable footer including a logo and footer text
- Improved printing support
- Added: New module: Autocomplete Lesson/Topic when Quiz is Graded
- Added: New module: Group Login Redirect
- Added: Support page for submitting a ticket directly from your site when a valid license key is detected
- Added: Simple Course Timer – Setting to toggle debug info on/off
- Added: Basic Gutenberg block support
- Added: Course Dashboard – Ability to display a Category or Course Category dropdown menu filter
- Added: Filter to override wp\_mail\_content\_type for email certificate pdf modules (uo\_apply\_wp\_mail\_content\_type)
- Updated: Module names changed for consistency:
- Drip Lessons by LearnDash Group > Drip Lessons by Group
- LearnDash Course Dashboard > Course Dashboard
- LearnDash Group Expiration > Group Expiration
- LearnDash Group Logo/List > Group Logo/List
- LearnDash Group Registration > Group Registration
- Import LearnDash Users > Import Users
- LearnDash Reset Button > Reset Button
- LearnDash Table Colors > Lesson/Topic/Quiz Table Colors
- Updated: Reset Button – A course\_id attribute is no longer necessary if the shortcode is placed on a course page
- Updated: Duplicate Pages and Posts – Duplicating a quiz in LearnDash 2.6+ has two modes depending on whether Shared Quiz Questions is enabled ([see KB for details](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/duplicate-pages-posts/))
- Updated: License activation page design
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics, Learner Transcript and Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on Quiz Results Page modules now use LearnDash API functions
- Updated: Email Quiz Certificates – Subject and Body field labels in settings to make it clearer they apply to emails sent to the Administrator/Group Leader only
- Updated: Course Dashboard – CSS no longer loads when the shortcode/block is not on the page
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – Text no longer wraps around the grid on some themes
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid – link\_to\_course attribute now works for all course types
- Fixed: Lesson/Topic Grid – Enabling the grid on a page no longer forces the “Course Materials” heading to be visible
- Fixed: Reset Button – Fatal error on PHP 7+ when module was activated
- Fixed: Duplicate Pages and Posts – Error when cloning posts on LD 2.6+
- Fixed: “Import Users” menu link did not appear on some sites
- Fixed: Course Dashboard – “Registered Courses” was not showing “Courses”
- Fixed: Drip Lessons by LearnDash Group – Date is no longer shifted and drip icon (calendar) is no longer affected when module is enabled
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Dripped lessons could be completed before they were dripped if the Drip Lessons by Group module was not enabled
---
### 2.5.1
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Save error on lessons and topics when Gutenberg is enabled
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Done button redirect now follows LearnDash logic
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Done button now shows up if there’s only one topic in a lesson
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics – Done button is no longer clickable when Video Progression is enabled
---
### 2.5
- Added: New Module – Course Progress Reset button – Give users a button that resets their progress in a course. Also provides a PHP function to reset course progress for a user
- Added: Import LearnDash Users – Ability to set users’ display name in imported spreadsheet
- Added: Enhanced Course Grid – Optional Start Course and Resume buttons with the attributes start\_course\_button=”show|hide”, resume\_course\_button=”show|hide” (Resume button module must be active)
- Added: Enhanced Course Grid – Optional category/course category filters with the attributes categoryselector=”show|hide”, course\_categoryselector=”show|hide”
- Updated: Enhanced Course Grid – HTML output moved to template file
- Fixed: Duplicate quiz links in Course Dashboard module
---
### 2.4.2
- Added: New attribute to the Course Dashboard shortcode: expand\_by\_default=”yes|no” to show the dashboard expanded by default on load
- Updated: “Your certificate is attached with this email” text in email certificate modules is now translatable
- Updated: Improved time zone support across all modules
- Fixed: Fatal error in email course certificates module
- Fixed: Quiz associations in the Course Dashboard module when Shared Course Steps is enabled
- Fixed: Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid now behaves as expected when “Hide Course Materials Table” is checked in course settings
---
### 2.4.1
- Updated: Course Status label no longer displays on Enhanced Course Grid if hide\_progress=”yes”
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Gravity Form Submission caused a 500 error when using an older version of Gravity Forms
---
### 2.4
- Added: hide\_progress=”yes|no” attribute in Enhanced Course Grid module to enabling hiding the course progress bar to reduce overhead and speed up grid load times
- Added: Option to ignore previous entries in Autocomplete Lessons and Topics on Gravity Forms Submission module
- Updated: Learner Transcript module now shows all courses that the user has recorded progress for, whether or not they are current enrolled
- Updated: Improved multisite compatibility of Import LearnDash Users module
- Updated: Improved code accessibility of Enhanced Course Grid
- Updated: \[uo\_group\_organization\] shortcode now accepts group\_id=”##” attribute
- Fixed: Group Drip times saved incorrectly in some time zones
- Fixed: lesson\_id attribute now works in Enhanced Lesson/Topic Grid shortcode
- Fixed: Email Course Certificate module sometimes sent two emails on course completion
- Fixed: Timestamp in emailed certificate sometimes offset by several hours
- Fixed: Typo on Import LearnDash Users interface
- Fixed: Template override instructions for Course Dashboard module
---
### 2.3.1
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons & Topics: Done button no longer shows up in all lessons. Done button now shows up only when there is no obvious user action to take, e.g. in the last topic of a lesson and the last lesson of a course (provided there are no topics or quizzes attached to that lesson)
---
### 2.3
- Added: .po file now included for translation
- Added: do\_action “uo\_course\_completion\_time” in Course completion certificate that passes completion time
- Added: do\_action “uo\_quiz\_completion\_time” in Quiz completion certificate that passes completion time
- Added: Additional string localizations
- Updated: Send Course Certificates by Email and Send Quiz Certificates by Email now support rich text formatting
- Updated: Send Course Certificates by Email now supports sending different emails to the user and Group Leader/Site Admin
- Fixed: %Group Name% variable now populates correctly in Send Course Certificates by Email
- Fixed: “Done” button in “Autocomplete Lessons and Topics” module works more consistently
- Fixed: License key could not be deactivated on some sites
- Fixed: Fatal error for Course Completion Certificate module when assumed array is declared as a string
- Fixed: TCPDF Image error in course completion certificate
- Fixed: Undefined variable notices in Lesson/Topic Grid when course contains no lessons
---
### 2.2
- Updated: Simple Course Timer with local data validation to prevent timer loop
- Updated: Confirmation message on group registration page after the registration form is submitted and the user is logged in changed from: “Congratulations! You are now registered on this site. You will receive an email shortly with login details.” to: “Congratulations! You are now registered on this site.”
- Updated: Improved time zone handling of group drip dates/times
- Fixed: Sample label no longer appears on quizzes in sample lessons
- Fixed: Issue where UNIX timestamps were output along with group drip dates
- Fixed: Issue where “Course Materials” and “Course Content” were both output when group drip dates are used
---
### 2.1.13
- Fixed: LearnDash Course Dashboard \[uo\_dashboard\] compatibility issue with LearnDash versions earlier than 2.5
---
### 2.1.12
- Updated: Group Drip dates are now stored in UNIX timestamp format for compatibility with non-English sites
- Updated: LearnDash Course Dashboard supports proper permalinks in LearnDash 2.5+ with Shared Course Steps enabled
- Updated: In the Enhanced Course Grid module, the “Course Status” text for in-progress courses is now translatable
- Fixed: In the Import LearnDash Users module, First Name and Last Name email tokens now work correctly
---
### 2.1.11
- Updated: “Done” button text in Autocomplete Lessons and Topics module is now translatable
- Fixed: Simple Course Timer Quiz lockout feature now correctly blocks access to quiz on newer versions of LearnDash
---
### 2.1.10
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons & Topics on Gravity Form Submission now supports Gravity Forms “Save and Continue” function
- Updated: LearnDash Course Dashboard shortcode now supports HTML in course titles
- Fixed: Improved Group Leader Interface now checks a Group Leader’s assigned courses when determining whether they should have access to dripped lessons prior to their “Available On” date
- Fixed: Import LearnDash Users filter ‘csv\_wp\_update\_user’ restored
- Fixed: Group registration page layout issues on some themes
- Fixed: False-positive PHP 7 compatibility issue fixed in Simple Course Timer module
---
### 2.1.9
- Updated: Duplicate Pages and Posts clones courses properly in LearnDash 2.5+ with Shared Course Steps enabled
- Fixed: Objects cloned by the Duplicate Pages and Posts module do not lose their category
---
### 2.1.8
- Added: Shortcodes are now rendered in Enhanced Course Grid short descriptions
- Added: New (beta) Course Timer polling method to reduce server overhead
- Updated: Default Course Timer polling interval increased to 15 seconds from 10 seconds
- Updated: Minimum Course Timer polling interval reduced to 5 seconds
- Updated: Course Timer now tracks time consistently with “Shared Course Steps” enabled (LearnDash 2.5+)
- Updated: Days until Course Expiry now works consistently with “Shared Course Steps” enabled (LearnDash 2.5+)
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics module no longer autocompletes lessons that are not yet available (dripped)
- Fixed: Group Drip module: “All other users” drip date no longer takes precedence over group drip dates
Known Issue: “Done” button in last topic of lesson may not forward the user to the appropriate page with “Shared Course Steps” enabled (LearnDash 2.5+)
---
### 2.1.7
- Updated: Group Drip module now properly records drip time in addition to drip date
---
### 2.1.6
- Updated: Improved theme compatibility of simple timer quiz lockout function
- Updated: Course and Quiz Certificate emails now support post meta shortcodes
- Updated: Error message when an imported user has a matching email but mismatched username
- Fixed: Added missing namespace on some strings
- Fixed: Row numbers reported in .csv upload errors
- Fixed: Missing ” in learn-dash-group-sign-up.php
- Fixed: Import users settings page now populates default values on first run if settings have not yet been saved
---
### 2.1.5
- Added: Course credit value from the Uncanny LearnDash Continuing Education Credits plugin is now displayed in the Enhanced Course Grid.
- Fixed: Having Drip Lessons by Group module enabled no longer causes Hide Course Content Table setting to be ignored
---
### 2.1.4
- Fixed: When Autocomplete Lessons and Topics is enabled, Done button in last topic of last lesson now returns the user to the course page
- Fixed: Bug in multiple modules that triggered the course complete action on page load
- Fixed: Send Course Certificates by email no longer emails certificates repeatedly on course, lesson and topic page load when certain other modules are enabled
- Fixed: When Send Course Certificates by Email is enabled, an email is no longer sent when a completed course does not have an associated certificate
- Fixed: Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid now works with Hide Course Content Table setting
---
### 2.1.3
- Added: Support for the new Uncanny Continuing Education Credits plugin
- Updated: Removed Save Changes button on license activation page
- Updated: Adding the Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid shortcode to a course or lesson page suppresses the LearnDash lesson/topic table
- Updated: Adding the Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid shortcode to a course or lesson page while the module is enabled globally suppresses the global grid on that page
- Updated: The Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid elements are forced to 100% width within the grid
- Updated: The Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid displays lesson and group lesson drip dates
- Fixed: View More button on Enhanced Course Grid
- Fixed: Knowledge Base link for Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid module
- Fixed: Autocomplete Lesson/Topic on Quiz Results Page without clicking “Click here to continue” button
### 2.1.2
- Fixed: Removed extraneous text from Autocomplete Lessons and Topics module
### 2.1.1
- Fixed: Removed extraneous text from Autocomplete Lessons and Topics module
- Fixed: Remove sample tag on topics
### 2.1
- New module: Enhanced Lessons/Topics Grid
- New module: Send Course Certificates by Email
- Added: New attribute “show” for uo\_dashboard shortcode (enrolled, open, all)
- Updated: Autocomplete Lessons and Topics now allows autocompletion of topics in any order
- Updated: When Autocomplete Lessons and Topics is enabled, the Done button on the last topic in a lesson goes to next lesson if the lesson is complete
- Updated: LearnDash Table Colors module now makes color !important to work in more situations
### 2.0.5
- Added actions and filters to Import Users module to allow more flexible profile data
- Added filters to Transcript to change default number of rows
- Fixed course timer loop when user was not logged in
- Fixed typos in Transcript and Import Users modules
- Fixed View More button in the course grid when the number of columns equaled the number of courses
- Fixed 404 console error in wp-admin when Drip Lessons by Group was enabled
### 2.0.4
- Added: Currency attribute to Enhanced Course Grid shortcode
- Added: Preliminary support for upcoming Group Management plugin
- Fixed: Modules not saving when slashes are removed during wp\_options save
- Fixed: Statistics popup in uo\_dashboard shortcode
- Fixed: Link to certificate in uo\_dashboard shortcode covered link to course
- Fixed: Alignment of course name and certificate icon in uo\_dashboard shortcode
- Fixed: Display Mark Complete button when gravity form setting is unchecked
### 2.0.3
- Added ld\_category attribute in Enhanced Course Grid shortcode to support LearnDash course categories
- Updated Drip Lessons by LearnDash Group module for new drip date format
- Fixed missing CSS class when ignore\_default\_sorting attribute is added to Enhanced Course Grid shortcode
### 2.0.2
- Added: Error checking for blank rows in Import LearnDash Users CSV files
- Added: More variables for new user email templates for Import LearnDash Users
- Added: Mark Complete button when a Gravity Form is on a lesson with completed topics
- Updated: Use LearnDash custom course, lesson, topic, and quiz labels in Transcript
- Fixed: generate PDF quiz id failing on some servers
### 2.0.1
- Fixed: New user upload stall
### 2.0
- Added: New module, Import LearnDash Users
- Added: Course description to Enhanced Course Grid
- Updated: Group Leader Access to view dashboard & added ability to view ProPanel widget
- Updated: Course Timer inline-css for settings panel
- Updated: Group Drip to let user view lessons on earliest date if in multiple groups
- Updated: UI tweaks
- Updated: Plugin licensing and updating
- Fixed: PDF certificate orientation & size
- Fixed: PDF certificate online view more consistent with email output
- Fixed: timestamp handling
- Fixed: Course Grid hide View More when limit is set to all
- Fixed: Course Grid added (int) to limit grids
- Fixed: Group Registration redirect to avoid cached page
- Fixed: Group Registration permalink
- Fixed: Redirect\_to on wp\_login filter to improve login process for Group Leader module
- Fixed: Group Drip to let admin view contents
- Fixed: Group Sign up login form 502 gateway error on WP Engine
- Fixed: Simple timer missing data in LearnDash 2.3 CSV report
### 1.4
- Added: New module, Group Leader Experience
- Added: New module, Send Certificates by Email
- Added: New module, Autocomplete Lesson, Topic on Quiz Completion
- Updated: Made Group Registration sign up lines translatable
- Updated: Course Grid to truly ignore default sorting for enrolled courses
- Updated: Course Grid to be flex for consistent heights
- Updated: Sort-able Expiry Date column for Group Expiration Module
- Fixed: Done button behavior inconsistent if lesson contains quiz
### 1.3.2
- Added: Course sorting in course dashboard shortcode
- Fixed: Missing Mark Complete button when global Autocomplete is disabled
### 1.3.1
- Added: Show post navigation links if autocomplete is enabled
- Updated: Repositioned sample lesson tag to be more mobile friendly
- Updated: Made transcript fully translatable
- Fixed: Typo in learner transcript column headers
- Fixed: Enable Quizzes after X time not removed in certain themes
- Fixed: Random redirect on quiz completion in Safari/Firefox
- Fixed: Group signup URL registration link key causing URL error
### 1.3
- Added: Course Timer feature – Only allow access to a quiz when time spent in the course EQUALS OR EXCEEDS a specified number of minutes
- Added: “Done” button in last topic within a lesson when Autocomplete Lessons & Topics is enabled
- Updated: Made fonts consistent across transcript PDF
- Fixed: Topics with quizzes are not autocompleted
### 1.2.1
- Fixed: Autocompletion issue
### 1.2
- Added: Sample Lesson Label module
- Added: Deactivate Pro version if Free version is not activated, link to Free download
- Added: Ctrl+P print function on transcript
- Updated: Transcript print styles
- Updated: Course dashboard HTML and CSS to better support long course names
- Updated: Allow timer to resume after it has been paused for up to 48 hours
- Updated: Group registration provides immediate access to courses
- Fixed: Enhanced Course Grid CSS override theme path (/wp-content/themes/your-theme/uncanny-toolkit-pro/css/course-grid-view.css)
- Fixed: Do not autocomplete lesson if previous lesson is not completed and lesson progression is enabled
### 1.1.0
- Added new sorting and ordering options to course grid
- Added logo option for LearnDash Groups
- Added shortcode that lists LearnDash Groups for user
### 1.0.3
- Fixed a conflict with Duplicate Posts & Pages and WooCommerce products.
### 1.0.2
- Added improved support for alternative slugs for LearnDash post types.
### 1.0.1
- Initial Release.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash
---
### [Migrating from Manual Enrollment to Code-Based Enrollment](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/migrating-from-manual-enrollment-to-code-based-enrollment/)
**Published:** June 4, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
If you’re currently enrolling users in LearnDash courses and groups by hand — adding them one at a time from the WordPress admin, emailing login credentials, or managing spreadsheets of who has access to what — you already know the pain. Manual enrollment doesn’t scale, it’s error-prone, and it turns the site administrator into a bottleneck for every new user.
Uncanny Codes replaces that manual process with self-service enrollment. You generate codes, distribute them however works for your organization, and users enroll themselves by entering their code. This article walks you through the migration from manual to code-based enrollment.
### The Problems with Manual Enrollment
Before diving into the solution, it’s worth naming the specific problems that codes solve:
**It’s slow.** Adding 50 users to a course one at a time in the LearnDash admin takes a significant chunk of your day. Adding 500 takes days.
**It’s error-prone.** Typos in usernames, forgetting to add someone to a group, accidentally enrolling someone in the wrong course — manual processes produce manual errors.
**It creates a bottleneck.** Every new enrollment request goes through the admin. If you’re on vacation, enrollments stop.
**It’s untraceable.** There’s no audit trail for who was enrolled, when, or by whom. If someone claims they don’t have access, you’re digging through records to figure out what happened.
**It doesn’t scale to multiple organizations.** If you serve several companies or departments, managing enrollment across all of them in the admin becomes unmanageable.
### How Codes Solve Each Problem
Manual Pain PointCode-Based SolutionSlow, one-at-a-time enrollmentGenerate hundreds of codes in seconds; users enroll themselvesAdmin is the bottleneckDistribute codes to coordinators; they handle distribution within their orgNo audit trailEvery code has a unique redemption record: who, when, which batchError-proneCodes map to predefined courses/groups — no room for enrollment mistakesDoesn’t scale to multiple orgsCreate separate batches per organization with independent tracking### Migration Plan
#### Phase 1: Set Up Uncanny Codes
1. **Install and activate** [Uncanny Redemption Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-codes/) and enter your license key.
2. **Review settings** under **Uncanny Codes > Settings**. Pay attention to the LearnDash group behavior setting — this controls what happens if a user redeems a code that adds them to a new group. See [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/).
3. **Create your first batch** to match one of your current manual enrollment workflows. For example, if you regularly enroll users in “Safety Training 101,” create a batch of codes mapped to that course.
#### Phase 2: Set Up the Redemption Experience
Choose how users will redeem their codes:
**For existing users who already have accounts:**
Add the `[uo_user_redeem_code]` shortcode to a page on your site. Send users there with their code. See [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/).
**For new users who need to register:**
Set up a registration form with a code field using Gravity Forms, WPForms, Formidable Forms, or the built-in registration shortcode. The user creates an account and enrolls in one step. See [Setting Up Code Redemption Forms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-up-code-redemption-forms/).
**For organizations that purchase access through WooCommerce:**
Link a code batch to a WooCommerce product so that organizations can purchase seats and receive codes automatically. See [Sell Code Batches as WooCommerce Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/).
#### Phase 3: Migrate One Workflow at a Time
Don’t try to migrate everything at once. Pick your highest-volume manual enrollment workflow and convert it to codes first:
1. Generate a batch for that workflow
2. Test the redemption flow with a test user
3. Update your internal process documentation to reference codes instead of manual enrollment
4. Communicate the change to coordinators or clients who request enrollments
5. Monitor redemption for the first week to make sure everything works
Once the first workflow is running smoothly, repeat for the next one.
#### Phase 4: Retire Manual Enrollment
Once all your enrollment workflows are code-based, you can stop doing manual enrollments entirely. If someone asks you to enroll a user, the answer is: “Here’s a code — have them enter it on the enrollment page.”
For the rare case where you need to enroll a single user manually (troubleshooting, special circumstances), the LearnDash admin enrollment still works. But it should be the exception, not the default.
### What About Users Who Are Already Enrolled?
Migrating to codes doesn’t affect users who are already enrolled in courses or groups. Existing enrollments remain in place. Codes only apply to new enrollments going forward.
If you want to track existing users in the same system, you can retroactively generate codes and mark them as redeemed — but this is usually unnecessary. The simpler approach is to use codes for all new enrollments and let existing enrollments stand.
### Communicating the Change
If you distribute enrollment to coordinators, managers, or HR contacts at other organizations, let them know about the new process:
**Sample communication:**
> We’re updating how we handle course enrollment to make it faster and easier for everyone. Going forward, instead of sending us a list of users to enroll, we’ll provide you with a set of enrollment codes. Each code can be given to one person — they’ll enter it on our enrollment page and instantly get access to their courses. This means no more waiting for us to process enrollments manually, and each person can enroll on their own schedule.
### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/getting-started-with-uncanny-codes/) — Overview of all Codes workflows
- [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/) — Installation and settings
- [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/) — Create code batches
- [Corporate Training & Bulk Enrollment Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-corporate-training-bulk-enrollment-codes/) — Scaling code distribution for large organizations
- [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/) — Self-service redemption for existing users
- [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/) — Track and manage code usage
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
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### [Use Case: Event & Conference Access Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-event-conference-access-codes/)
**Published:** June 4, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
If you run conferences, workshops, webinars, or training events, Uncanny Codes gives you a simple way to bridge the gap between the in-person (or live) experience and your online platform. Generate codes before the event, distribute them to attendees, and let each person self-enroll in follow-up courses, resources, or communities by redeeming their code after the event.
### Why Codes Work for Events
Traditional post-event enrollment relies on attendees remembering to sign up, finding the right URL, and completing a registration process. Codes simplify this to one step: enter the code, get access. This dramatically increases the conversion rate from “attended the event” to “enrolled on the platform.”
Codes also give you something most event tools don’t: **individual redemption tracking**. You know exactly which attendees redeemed their codes, when they did it, and what access they received — useful data for measuring event ROI and planning follow-ups.
### The Workflow
#### Before the Event
**1. Create a code batch for the event**
Navigate to **Uncanny Codes > Add New Batch** and create a batch with enough codes for your expected attendance, plus a small buffer. Name the batch clearly (e.g., “WordCamp 2026 — Post-Event Access”).
Choose the code type based on what you want to happen on redemption:
- **LearnDash** — directly enroll attendees in a course or group
- **Automator** — trigger a multi-step workflow (enrollment + email + CRM tag + more)
**2. Set an expiration date**
Set the batch to expire 30-90 days after the event. This creates urgency for attendees to redeem their codes promptly and prevents stale codes from being used months later.
**3. Export and prepare for distribution**
Download the codes as CSV from **Uncanny Codes > View Codes**. How you distribute them depends on your event format:
Distribution MethodBest For**Printed cards**In-person conferences — hand a card to each attendee at check-in or in their swag bag**Badge inserts**In-person events — print each code on the attendee’s name badge**Email**Virtual events or webinars — send each attendee a unique code in a follow-up email**Chat/slide**Live webinars — display a shared code on screen (use a multi-use code)**QR codes**Any format — generate QR codes that link to your redemption page with the code pre-filled**4. Set up a redemption page**
Create a dedicated landing page on your site for event attendees to redeem their codes. Add the `[uo_user_redeem_code]` shortcode for logged-in users, or a registration form with a code field for new users.
Make the page welcoming and event-specific: include the event name, a brief reminder of what they’re unlocking, and clear instructions for entering the code.
#### During the Event
Announce the codes and explain what attendees will get by redeeming them. Be specific: “Your access code unlocks the full recording of today’s sessions, plus our bonus resources library.”
If using printed cards, hand them out at check-in or during a specific session. If using a shared code for a live webinar, display it on a slide and give attendees a minute to redeem it in real time.
#### After the Event
**1. Send a follow-up email**
For in-person events where codes were distributed on cards, send a follow-up email reminding attendees to redeem. Include the URL to the redemption page and a note about the expiration date.
**2. Monitor redemption**
Check **Uncanny Codes > View Codes** regularly to see how many codes have been redeemed. If redemption is low after a week, send another reminder.
**3. Automate the post-redemption experience**
If you’re using Automator-type codes, the redemption itself can trigger a full follow-up workflow:
- Enroll the user in the post-event course or resource library
- Send a welcome email with links to recordings, slides, and resources
- Tag the contact in your CRM as an event attendee
- Add them to a BuddyBoss community group for event alumni
- Post a notification to your team’s Slack channel
See [Codes + Automator: Advanced Workflows](KB_LINK) for detailed recipe examples.
### QR Code Integration
QR codes can make redemption frictionless at in-person events. While Uncanny Codes doesn’t generate QR codes directly, you can create them easily:
1. Set up your redemption page at a URL like `yoursite.com/event-access`
2. If using a shared multi-use code, append it to the URL as a parameter (requires a small custom code snippet to auto-fill the form)
3. Generate a QR code pointing to that URL using any free QR code generator
4. Print the QR code on badges, cards, or event signage
Attendees scan the QR code with their phone, land on the redemption page, and enter (or have pre-filled) their code. This reduces friction to almost zero.
### Measuring Event ROI
Code redemption data gives you concrete metrics for event ROI:
MetricWhat It Tells You**Redemption rate** (redeemed / distributed)What percentage of attendees engaged with your post-event content**Time to redemption**How quickly attendees acted — same day vs. days later**Course completion rate** (via LearnDash)How many attendees who redeemed actually completed the follow-up content**Per-event comparison**Compare redemption rates across events to identify which formats and audiences are most engagedExport the CSV from View Codes and combine it with your event attendance records for a complete picture.
### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](KB_LINK) — Overview of all Codes workflows
- [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/) — Batch creation and configuration
- [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/) — Redemption form shortcode
- [Codes + Automator: Advanced Workflows](KB_LINK) — Post-event automation recipes
- [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/) — Tracking and exporting redemption data
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
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### [Uncanny Codes vs. WooCommerce Coupons: What's the Difference?](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-codes-vs-woocommerce-coupons-whats-the-difference/)
**Published:** June 4, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
If you sell courses or products through WooCommerce, you’ve probably used WooCommerce coupons to offer discounts. When you hear about Uncanny Codes, a natural question is: “How is this different from a coupon?” The answer is that they solve fundamentally different problems, and in many cases you’ll want to use them together.
### The Core Difference
**WooCommerce coupons reduce a price.** A coupon takes a percentage or fixed amount off a product at checkout. The customer still goes through the full WooCommerce purchase flow — cart, checkout, payment (even if the total is $0).
**Uncanny Codes grant access.** A code directly enrolls the user in a course, adds them to a group, assigns a role, or triggers an Automator recipe. No cart, no checkout, no payment step required. The user enters a code on a form or redemption page and immediately receives access.
WooCommerce CouponUncanny Code**Primary function**Discounts a product priceGrants access or triggers an action**Requires checkout?**Yes — user goes through cart and checkoutNo — user redeems on a form or standalone page**Requires payment setup?**Yes — even for $0 orders, WooCommerce processes the orderNo — no payment infrastructure needed**Tracks individual usage?**Limited — tracks total uses and per-user limitYes — every code is individually tracked with user, date, and status**Unique per user?**Typically shared (one coupon code used by many people)Can be unique (one code per person) or shared**Can trigger automations?**Via WooCommerce order actionsYes — via Uncanny Automator with 200+ integrations**Can be sold as a product?**No — coupons discount products, they aren’t productsYes — code batches can be sold as WooCommerce products**Expiration**By dateBy date or by redemption count### When to Use WooCommerce Coupons
Use coupons when the goal is to **reduce the price** of a product:
- “Get 20% off any course this weekend”
- “Use code WELCOME10 for $10 off your first purchase”
- “Free shipping with code FREESHIP”
Coupons work within the WooCommerce checkout flow. The customer adds a product to their cart, enters the coupon, and completes the purchase at the discounted price.
### When to Use Uncanny Codes
Use codes when the goal is to **grant access** without requiring a purchase:
- “Enter your enrollment code to access the training program”
- “Redeem your conference access code”
- “Here’s your free course code — no purchase required”
- “Enter the code from your manager to join the team workspace”
Codes work outside the WooCommerce checkout flow. The user enters the code on a redemption page or registration form and receives access immediately.
### Using Both Together
Uncanny Codes and WooCommerce coupons are complementary, not competing. Here are scenarios where you’d use both:
#### Selling Codes at a Discount
You sell code batches as WooCommerce products (using the [Sell Code Batches as WooCommerce Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/) workflow). A WooCommerce coupon can discount the code product at checkout:
- Customer adds “10-Pack Enrollment Codes” to cart ($500)
- Customer applies coupon “BULK20” for 20% off ($400)
- Customer receives 10 codes after purchase
- Each code is distributed to an end user who redeems it for course access
In this flow, the **coupon** reduces the price and the **codes** grant the access.
#### Requiring a Code at Checkout
You can enable the **Require LearnDash Code** checkbox on a WooCommerce product. This adds a code field to the checkout page. The customer enters a valid Uncanny Code to complete the purchase. A WooCommerce coupon can also be applied to the same order:
- Customer adds a course product to cart
- Customer enters a coupon for a discount
- Customer also enters an Uncanny Code for enrollment
- Both are processed: the coupon reduces the price, and the code triggers enrollment
#### Promotional Code + Purchase Incentive
You give away free Uncanny Codes for a basic course, then use WooCommerce coupons to incentivize upgrading:
- User redeems a free code for “Photography 101”
- Automator sends a follow-up email 7 days later with a WooCommerce coupon for 30% off “Photography Masterclass”
- User purchases the advanced course at a discount
The code drives initial engagement; the coupon drives the upsell.
### Quick Decision Guide
Your GoalUseDiscount a product priceWooCommerce CouponGive someone free course/group accessUncanny CodeSell access codes to organizationsUncanny Code (as WooCommerce product)Track individual code usage per personUncanny CodeOffer a limited-time percentage discountWooCommerce CouponDistribute unique access tokens at an eventUncanny CodeGrant access + trigger a multi-step workflowUncanny Code + AutomatorReduce price AND grant access in one checkoutBoth — coupon for price, code for access### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](KB_LINK) — Overview of Uncanny Codes workflows
- [Sell Code Batches as WooCommerce Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/) — Sell codes through WooCommerce
- [Redeem Codes During WooCommerce Checkout](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-woocommerce/) — Code field at checkout
- [Promotional Codes & Marketing Campaigns](KB_LINK) — Using codes for promotions
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
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### [Use Case: Promotional Codes & Marketing Campaigns](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-promotional-codes-marketing-campaigns/)
**Published:** June 4, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Codes isn’t just for enrollment management — it’s also a powerful promotional tool. You can create limited-run batches of codes for giveaways, early-bird access, partner co-marketing, social media contests, or any campaign where you want to distribute access in a controlled, trackable way.
This article shows how to use Uncanny Codes to run promotional campaigns, track their performance, and automate the post-redemption experience.
### Why Codes Make Great Promotional Tools
Promotional codes offer several advantages over open enrollment or discount coupons:
- **Exclusivity.** A code feels personal and valuable — “here’s your access code” is more compelling than “sign up here.”
- **Scarcity.** You control exactly how many codes exist. When a batch runs out, the promotion is over.
- **Trackability.** Every redemption is logged. You know exactly how many of your 100 giveaway codes were used, when, and by whom.
- **Flexibility.** Codes can grant course access, group membership, role upgrades, CRM tags, or any combination via Automator.
- **No price manipulation.** Unlike WooCommerce coupons, Uncanny Codes don’t reduce a price — they grant access directly. This means you’re not training customers to wait for discounts.
### Campaign Types
#### Free Course Access Giveaway
**Goal:** Drive awareness and trial usage by giving away free access to a course.
**Setup:**
1. Create a LearnDash-type batch with 50-100 codes mapped to the course you want to promote
2. Set an expiration date (e.g., 30 days from campaign launch)
3. Add the `[uo_user_redeem_code]` shortcode to a dedicated landing page
4. Distribute codes through your email list, social media, or podcast
**Distribution ideas:**
- Email: “Reply to this email for a free access code” (manually or via Automator)
- Social: “First 50 people to DM us get a free code”
- Podcast: “Use code PODCAST2026 for free access” (create a multi-use code)
- Webinar: Share a batch of single-use codes in the webinar chat
#### Partner Co-Marketing
**Goal:** Give a partner organization codes to distribute to their audience, driving new users to your site.
**Setup:**
1. Create a dedicated batch for each partner (e.g., “Partner — WPBeginner Giveaway”)
2. Generate the number of codes the partner will distribute
3. Export as CSV and send to the partner
4. Track redemption rates per partner batch
**Why separate batches matter:** By giving each partner their own batch, you can compare which partnerships drive the most redemptions. This data informs future co-marketing decisions.
#### Early-Bird / VIP Access
**Goal:** Reward loyal customers or email subscribers with early access to a new course before it goes on sale.
**Setup:**
1. Create a batch mapped to the new course
2. Set the batch to expire when the course launches publicly
3. Distribute codes to your VIP list or loyal customers
4. Use Automator to tag redeemers in your CRM as “Early Adopter” for future segmentation
#### Social Media Contest
**Goal:** Drive engagement and follower growth by giving away codes as contest prizes.
**Setup:**
1. Create a small batch (10-20 codes) for contest prizes
2. Announce the contest on your social channels with clear entry instructions
3. Send winning codes via DM or email
4. Use the redemption page as a conversion point — include upsells or email signup prompts alongside the code field
### Automating the Post-Redemption Experience
When a promotional code is redeemed, you want the experience to feel special — not just a silent enrollment. Use Uncanny Automator to create a post-redemption workflow:
**Example Automator recipe for a promotional campaign:**
- **Trigger:** A user redeems a code from the “Spring 2026 Giveaway” batch
- **Action 1:** LearnDash — Enroll the user in “Photography Masterclass”
- **Action 2:** Automator — Send a branded welcome email: “Congrats! Your free access to Photography Masterclass is now active. Here’s how to get started…”
- **Action 3:** ActiveCampaign — Add the “Spring Promo Redeemer” tag (for future re-targeting)
- **Action 4:** Automator — Wait 7 days, then send a follow-up email: “How are you enjoying the course? Upgrade to our full bundle for 30% off”
This turns a simple code redemption into an automated nurture funnel.
### Tracking Campaign Performance
Every code batch gives you built-in campaign analytics:
MetricWhere to Find ItTotal codes generated**Uncanny Codes > View Codes** — batch summaryCodes redeemed**Uncanny Codes > View Codes** — redeemed countRedemption rateRedeemed / Total (calculate from CSV export)Codes remaining**Uncanny Codes > View Codes** — available countWho redeemed**Uncanny Codes > View Codes** — username and date per codeWhen they redeemedCSV export — Issue Date and redemption timestamp columnsFor campaigns sold through WooCommerce, you can also cross-reference the Order ID column in the CSV with WooCommerce order data.
> **Tip:** Export the CSV at the end of each campaign and store it with your campaign reports. This gives you historical data even if codes are eventually deleted from the system.
### Codes vs. WooCommerce Coupons
A common question: “Why not just use WooCommerce coupons for promotions?” The answer depends on what you’re trying to do. See [Uncanny Codes vs. WooCommerce Coupons](KB_LINK) for a detailed comparison. The short version: WooCommerce coupons discount a price; Uncanny Codes grant access. If your promotion is “get a discount on this product,” use a coupon. If your promotion is “get free access to this course/content/membership,” use a code.
### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](KB_LINK) — Overview of all Codes workflows
- [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/) — Batch configuration and code generation
- [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/) — Add a redemption form to a landing page
- [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/) — Track redemptions and export data
- [Codes + Automator: Advanced Workflows](KB_LINK) — Build post-redemption automations
- [Uncanny Codes vs. WooCommerce Coupons](KB_LINK) — When to use which
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
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### [Use Case: Corporate Training & Bulk Enrollment Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/use-case-corporate-training-bulk-enrollment-codes/)
**Published:** June 4, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Codes is a natural fit for corporate training and L&D teams that need to enroll employees, partners, or customers in training programs. Instead of manually adding users to courses one by one, you generate a batch of codes and distribute them to a department, organization, or partner — and each person self-enrolls by redeeming their code.
This article walks through the complete workflow for distributing enrollment codes at scale, from generating the batch to tracking completion.
### Why Use Codes for Corporate Training?
Manual enrollment is manageable for 5-10 users, but it breaks down quickly when you’re onboarding 50, 200, or 1,000 learners across multiple organizations. Codes solve several specific problems:
- **Self-service enrollment.** Learners enroll themselves — no admin bottleneck.
- **Delegated distribution.** Give a batch of codes to an HR manager or training coordinator and let them handle distribution within their organization.
- **Trackable.** Every code is individually trackable — you know exactly which codes were redeemed, by whom, and when.
- **Controlled access.** Each code can only be redeemed once (or a set number of times), so you control exactly how many seats are issued.
- **Expiration dates.** Set an expiration on the batch so codes are only valid during a specific enrollment window.
### The Workflow
#### Step 1: Create a Code Batch for the Program
1. Navigate to **Uncanny Codes > Generate Codes**
2. Name the batch descriptively — include the client or program name and date (e.g., “Acme Corp — Safety Training Q2 2026”)
3. Choose the code type:
- **LearnDash** — if the code should directly enroll users in specific courses or groups
- **Automator** — if you want the code to trigger an Automator recipe (useful for multi-step onboarding workflows)
4. For LearnDash-type batches, select the courses and/or groups the code should grant access to
5. Set the **number of codes** to match the number of seats purchased or allocated
6. Set an **expiration date** if the enrollment window is time-limited
7. Click **Generate Codes**
 #### Step 2: Export and Distribute
1. Navigate to **Uncanny Codes > View Codes** and select your batch
2. Click **Download CSV** to export the codes
3. Send the CSV to the training coordinator or HR contact at the organization
The coordinator can then distribute individual codes to their team members via email, an internal portal, or however they normally communicate.
> **Tip:** If you’re distributing to multiple organizations, create a separate batch for each one. This makes it easy to track enrollment per organization and manage seat counts independently.
#### Step 3: Set Up the Redemption Page
Create a page on your site where learners can redeem their codes. You have two options:
**For existing users** (learners who already have accounts on your site):
Add the standalone redemption shortcode to a page:
`[uo_user_redeem_code]`
**For new users** (learners who need to register first):
Add a registration form with a code field using Gravity Forms, WPForms, or the built-in registration shortcode. See [Setting Up Code Redemption Forms](KB_LINK) for setup details.
Include clear instructions on the page: what the code looks like, where to enter it, and what happens after redemption.
#### Step 4: Track Enrollment Progress
Monitor code usage from the admin:
- **Uncanny Codes > View Codes** — See which codes have been redeemed, by whom, and when. Download updated CSV reports at any time.
- **LearnDash > Groups** — If using group-based enrollment, view the group’s member list to see who has enrolled.
- **Uncanny Groups** — If you use [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/), group leaders can access front-end reports showing enrollment progress, course completion, and quiz scores — without needing admin access.
#### Step 5: Report Back to the Client
Use the CSV download from the View Codes page to generate a redemption report for the client or internal stakeholders. As of v4.4, the CSV includes columns for Status, Issue Date, Order ID, Linked Product, and Redeemed Times, giving you comprehensive data for reporting.
### Combining Codes with Uncanny Groups
For enterprise scenarios, Uncanny Codes works best alongside [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/). The combination gives you:
- **Code-based enrollment** — learners self-enroll by redeeming a code
- **Group leader dashboard** — a designated coordinator can view their team’s progress, manage assignments, and run reports from the front end
- **Group-specific course dripping** — release content on a schedule specific to each group’s start date
- **Front-end essay and assignment management** — group leaders can grade submissions without admin access
This is the recommended setup for any organization managing more than one cohort of learners.
### Multi-Batch Strategy for Large Deployments
For organizations with multiple departments, locations, or training programs, we recommend a multi-batch strategy:
Batch NameCoursesSeatsExpiresAcme Corp — Sales Team — Product TrainingProduct 101, Product Advanced252026-06-30Acme Corp — Engineering — Safety CertificationSafety 101, Safety 201, Safety Exam402026-09-30Acme Corp — All Staff — Compliance AnnualCompliance 20262002026-12-31Each batch maps to a specific training program, has its own seat count, and can have its own expiration. You can report on each independently and generate additional codes if a department needs more seats.
### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](KB_LINK) — Overview of all Codes workflows
- [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/) — Code batch configuration details
- [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/) — Track redemptions and download reports
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/) — Group management for corporate training
- [Codes + Automator: Advanced Workflows](KB_LINK) — Multi-action onboarding recipes
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
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### [Codes + Automator: Advanced Workflows](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/codes-automator-advanced-workflows/)
**Published:** June 3, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
[Uncanny Automator](https://automatorplugin.com/) transforms Uncanny Codes from a simple enrollment tool into a full workflow automation engine. When a user redeems an Automator-type code, Automator can trigger any combination of actions across 200+ connected plugins and external services — all from a single code redemption.
This article goes beyond the [basic Automator connection guide](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/connect-codes-to-uncanny-automator/) to show you real-world recipes that demonstrate what’s possible.
### Prerequisites
- [Uncanny Redemption Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-codes/) installed and activated
- [Uncanny Automator](https://automatorplugin.com/) installed and activated
- At least one Automator-type code batch created
- The plugins relevant to your desired actions installed and activated
### Recipe Building Basics
Every Codes + Automator workflow follows the same structure:
1. **Create an Automator-type code batch** in Uncanny Codes
2. **Create an Automator recipe** with the trigger: *“A user redeems a code from a batch”*
3. **Add one or more actions** that fire when the trigger occurs
4. **Set the recipe to Live** and distribute the codes
Automator passes useful data from the trigger to your actions via **tokens** — including the user’s name, email, the code string, and the batch name. You can use these tokens in email templates, CRM fields, Slack messages, and anywhere else that accepts dynamic values.
### Recipe Examples
#### Recipe 1: New Employee Onboarding (LearnDash + CRM + Slack)
**Scenario:** A corporate training team distributes codes to new hires. When redeemed, the employee is enrolled in onboarding courses, tagged in the CRM, and the HR channel is notified.
ComponentConfiguration**Trigger**A user redeems a code from the “2026 Onboarding” batch**Action 1**LearnDash — Enroll the user in “Company Onboarding” course**Action 2**LearnDash — Add the user to the “New Hires Q2 2026” group**Action 3**ActiveCampaign — Add the “New Hire” and “Onboarding Started” tags**Action 4**Automator — Send a welcome email with login instructions and course links**Action 5**Slack — Post to [\#hr-notifications](#hr-notifications): “New hire {user\_email} has started onboarding”**Why this works:** One code redemption replaces what would otherwise be 5 manual steps across 3 different platforms. HR just hands out a code and everything else is automated.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/?attachment_id=382762)#### Recipe 2: Premium Content Unlock (No LearnDash)
**Scenario:** A publisher distributes codes that grant access to premium content by upgrading the user’s WordPress role.
ComponentConfiguration**Trigger**A user redeems a code from the “Premium Access” batch**Action 1**WordPress — Change the user’s role to “Premium Member”**Action 2**Automator — Send an email: “Your premium access is now active. Here’s what’s available…”**Action 3**Mailchimp — Add the user to the “Premium Members” audience segment**Why this works:** No LearnDash needed. The user’s WordPress role change unlocks content gated by any membership or role-based access plugin (MemberPress, Restrict Content Pro, WooCommerce Memberships, etc.).
 #### Recipe 3: Conference Follow-Up (Event + CRM + Email Sequence)
**Scenario:** An event organizer prints codes on attendee badges. When scanned/redeemed after the conference, the attendee receives follow-up materials and is tagged for post-event nurturing.
ComponentConfiguration**Trigger**A user redeems a code from the “WordCamp 2026” batch**Action 1**Automator — Send an email with presentation slides and resource links**Action 2**HubSpot — Create or update a contact with the “WordCamp 2026 Attendee” property**Action 3**Google Sheets — Add a row to the “Event Attendee Log” spreadsheet**Why this works:** Redeemable codes bridge the gap between in-person events and digital follow-up. The organizer distributes physical codes and lets automation handle the rest.
 #### Recipe 4: Partner Referral Codes (WooCommerce + Affiliate Tracking)
**Scenario:** You give partner organizations unique code batches. When their referrals redeem a code, the partner gets credit and the new user gets a discount.
ComponentConfiguration**Trigger**A user redeems a code from the “Partner — Acme Corp” batch**Action 1**WooCommerce — Create a coupon for the user (20% off first purchase)**Action 2**WordPress — Set user meta `referred_by` to “Acme Corp”**Action 3**Automator — Send an email to : “Your referral {user\_name} has signed up”**Action 4**Google Sheets — Log the referral in the partner tracking spreadsheet**Why this works:** Each partner gets their own batch, so you can track referral volume per partner. The Automator recipe handles the credit, discount, and notification automatically.
#### Recipe 5: Conditional LearnDash Enrollment (Multi-Batch Strategy)
**Scenario:** A training provider offers different certification tracks. Instead of one generic code, they create separate batches per track so that each code automatically enrolls the user in the right courses.
BatchRecipe Actions“Safety Certification” batchEnroll in Safety 101, Safety 201, Safety Exam + Add to “Safety Track” group“Leadership Certification” batchEnroll in Leadership 101, Leadership 201, Leadership Capstone + Add to “Leadership Track” group“Compliance Certification” batchEnroll in Compliance Annual, Compliance Ethics + Add to “Compliance 2026” group + Set CEU credit typeEach batch has its own Automator recipe with different enrollment actions. This is cleaner and more maintainable than using conditional logic within a single recipe.
**Why this works:** The code itself determines the entire enrollment path. Administrators don’t need to manage enrollment manually or create complex conditional rules.
#### Recipe 6: Community Membership + Gamification (BuddyBoss)
**Scenario:** A community site uses codes to gate access to private groups and award points on join.
ComponentConfiguration**Trigger**A user redeems a code from the “Community VIP” batch**Action 1**BuddyBoss — Add the user to the “VIP Members” group**Action 2**BuddyBoss — Set the user’s profile type to “VIP”**Action 3**GamiPress — Award 500 points to the user**Action 4**Automator — Send a welcome email with community guidelines and group links**Action 5**BuddyBoss — Post an activity update: “Welcome our newest VIP member!”**Why this works:** Code redemption becomes a complete community onboarding event — group access, profile configuration, gamification reward, welcome communication, and public announcement, all in one step.
### Tips for Advanced Workflows
#### Use Separate Batches for Separate Workflows
Rather than trying to build complex conditional logic into a single recipe, create separate code batches for each workflow and give each batch its own recipe. This keeps recipes simple and makes it easy to track which codes map to which actions.
#### Leverage Tokens for Personalization
Automator tokens let you insert dynamic data from the trigger into your actions. For code redemptions, available tokens typically include the user’s display name, email, the code string, and the batch name. Use these in email templates, Slack messages, and CRM fields to personalize the experience.
#### Test with a Small Batch First
Before generating hundreds of codes, create a test batch with 2-3 codes and run through the full workflow. Verify that all actions fire correctly and the user experience is what you expect.
#### Monitor with Automator Logs
Automator Pro includes recipe logs that show every trigger and action execution. Use these to troubleshoot failed actions, verify timing, and confirm that all steps in your workflow completed successfully.
### Related Articles
- [Connecting Codes to Uncanny Automator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/connect-codes-to-uncanny-automator/) — Basic connection setup
- [Using Codes Without LearnDash](KB_LINK) — Non-LearnDash use cases and setup guide
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](KB_LINK) — Overview of all Codes workflows
- [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/) — Create Automator-type code batches
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
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### [Using Codes Without LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-without-learndash/)
**Published:** June 3, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
While Uncanny Codes is often used alongside LearnDash for course and group enrollment, the plugin works just as well **without LearnDash installed**. By using Automator-type code batches paired with [Uncanny Automator](https://automatorplugin.com/), you can create codes that trigger virtually any action on your WordPress site — from assigning user roles to adding members to BuddyBoss groups to tagging contacts in your CRM.
If you don’t use LearnDash, this article is your starting point. If you do use LearnDash but want codes to do more than just enroll users, this article is for you too.
### How It Works
Uncanny Codes supports two types of code batches:
Batch TypeWhat It DoesRequires LearnDash?**LearnDash**Directly enrolls users in LearnDash courses or groups on redemptionYes**Automator**Fires an Uncanny Automator trigger on redemption — the Automator recipe determines what happens nextNo**Automator-type batches** are the key to using Codes without LearnDash. When a user redeems a code from an Automator batch, the plugin fires a trigger in Uncanny Automator. You then build an Automator recipe that listens for that trigger and runs whatever actions you need — no LearnDash required.
Since Uncanny Automator connects to 200+ WordPress plugins and external services, the possibilities are extensive.
### Prerequisites
- [Uncanny Redemption Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-codes/) installed and activated
- [Uncanny Automator](https://automatorplugin.com/) installed and activated (Free or Pro)
- A redemption method set up (standalone shortcode, form plugin, or WooCommerce)
You do **not** need LearnDash or any other specific plugin installed — only the plugins relevant to the actions you want to trigger.
### Step-by-Step Setup
#### 1. Create an Automator-Type Code Batch
1. Navigate to **Uncanny Codes > Add New Batch**
2. Give your batch a name (e.g., “Premium Membership Codes”)
3. Set the **Code Type** to **Automator**
4. Configure the number of codes, format, and any expiration settings
5. Click **Generate Codes**
 #### 2. Build an Automator Recipe
1. Navigate to **Automator > Add New** to create a new recipe
2. Set the recipe type to **Logged-in users** (or **Everyone** if using Automator Pro and you want anonymous redemption)
3. Add a trigger: **Uncanny Codes > A user redeems a code from a batch**
4. Select the batch you just created
5. Add one or more actions — see the examples below for ideas
6. Set the recipe to **Live**
 #### 3. Set Up a Redemption Method
Choose how users will enter their codes:
- **Standalone redemption page** — Add the `[uo_user_redeem_code]` shortcode to any page. Best for existing logged-in users. See [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/).
- **Registration form** — Add an Uncanny Code field to a Gravity Forms, WPForms, or Formidable Forms registration form. Best for new user registration. See [Setting Up Code Redemption Forms](KB_LINK).
- **WooCommerce checkout** — Enable the code field on the checkout page. Best when codes are tied to a product purchase. See [Redeem Codes During WooCommerce Checkout](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-woocommerce/).
#### 4. Distribute and Test
Generate your codes, distribute them to users, and test the full flow: enter a code, verify the Automator recipe fires, and confirm the actions complete successfully.
### Example Use Cases
Here are some common scenarios where Codes + Automator replaces what would otherwise require custom development or manual processes.
#### Assign a WordPress Role
**Scenario:** You sell premium memberships and want to upgrade a user’s role when they redeem a code.
**Automator recipe:**
- **Trigger:** A user redeems a code from the “Premium Membership” batch
- **Action:** WordPress > Change the user’s role to Subscriber/Editor/Custom Role
This is useful for membership sites, gated content areas, or any site where user roles control access.
#### Add to a BuddyBoss or BuddyPress Group
**Scenario:** You run a community site and want to grant group access via codes.
**Automator recipe:**
- **Trigger:** A user redeems a code from the “Community Access” batch
- **Action:** BuddyBoss > Add the user to a group
#### Tag a Contact in Your CRM
**Scenario:** You distribute codes at events and want to tag attendees in your CRM when they redeem.
**Automator recipe:**
- **Trigger:** A user redeems a code from the “Conference 2026” batch
- **Action:** ActiveCampaign/HubSpot/Mailchimp > Add a tag to the contact
#### Send a Custom Email
**Scenario:** You want to send a personalized welcome email with specific instructions when a code is redeemed.
**Automator recipe:**
- **Trigger:** A user redeems a code from any batch
- **Action:** Automator > Send an email to the user (with custom subject, body, and tokens for personalization)
#### Grant WooCommerce Product Access
**Scenario:** You want codes that unlock access to a downloadable product or subscription.
**Automator recipe:**
- **Trigger:** A user redeems a code from the “Product Unlock” batch
- **Action:** WooCommerce > Create an order for the user (or add them to a membership via WooCommerce Memberships)
#### Multi-Action Workflow
**Scenario:** A single code redemption should trigger several things at once.
**Automator recipe:**
- **Trigger:** A user redeems a code from the “Onboarding” batch
- **Action 1:** WordPress > Change user role to “Member”
- **Action 2:** BuddyBoss > Add user to the “New Members” group
- **Action 3:** Automator > Send a welcome email
- **Action 4:** ActiveCampaign > Add the “Onboarded” tag
- **Action 5:** Slack > Send a notification to the [\#new-members](#new-members) channel
This is the real power of the Automator integration: a single code redemption can orchestrate a complex onboarding workflow across multiple platforms.
### Selling Automator-Type Codes via WooCommerce
You can sell Automator-type codes as WooCommerce products, just like LearnDash-type codes. The setup is the same — create a code product, link it to an Automator batch, and customers receive codes on purchase. See [Sell Code Batches as WooCommerce Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/) for the full setup guide.
The difference is in what happens when the code is redeemed: instead of enrolling the user in a course, the redemption fires your Automator recipe.
### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](KB_LINK) — Overview of all Codes workflows
- [Connecting Codes to Uncanny Automator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/connect-codes-to-uncanny-automator/) — Basic setup guide
- [Codes + Automator: Advanced Workflows](KB_LINK) — More recipe examples and advanced patterns
- [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/) — Add a redemption form to any page
- [Sell Code Batches as WooCommerce Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/) — Sell codes through WooCommerce
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Setting Up Code Redemption Forms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setting-up-code-redemption-forms/)
**Published:** June 3, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Codes integrates with several popular WordPress form plugins so that users can redeem a code during registration. This is the most common setup: a new user visits your registration form, enters a code alongside their account details, and upon submission they are both registered and enrolled in the course or group linked to that code.
This article explains the shared setup concepts that apply to all form plugins, then walks through the specific configuration for each supported plugin.
### How Form-Based Redemption Works
Regardless of which form plugin you use, the process follows the same pattern:
1. You create a registration form using your form plugin.
2. You add an **Uncanny Code** field to the form.
3. When the form is submitted, Uncanny Codes validates the code, registers the user (via the form plugin’s user registration feature), and enrolls them in the associated courses or groups.
The code field is validated before the form submission completes. If the code is invalid, expired, or already used, the user sees an error and the form is not submitted.
### Before You Start
These prerequisites apply to all form plugin integrations:
- **Uncanny Redemption Codes** must be installed and activated with a valid license.
- Your form plugin must be installed and configured for **user registration** (not just contact forms). Most form plugins offer user registration as an add-on or built-in feature.
- You need at least one **code batch** already generated. See [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/).
- If your form plugin supports **User Activation** (email verification), be aware that the code will not be redeemed until the user completes the activation step. This is by design — it prevents codes from being consumed by abandoned registrations.
### Gravity Forms
**Requirements:** [Gravity Forms](https://www.gravityforms.com/) + [User Registration Add-on](https://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/category/user-registration-add-on/)
#### Setup
1. Create a new form in Gravity Forms or edit an existing registration form.
2. In the form editor, look for the **Uncanny Code** field under the **Advanced Fields** section. Drag it into your form.
3. Configure the User Registration feed to create a new user on form submission. See the [Gravity Forms User Registration documentation](https://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/category/user-registration-add-on/) for details.
4. Publish the form on a page using the Gravity Forms block or shortcode.
 #### Notes
- If **User Activation** is enabled in your User Registration feed settings, the code will not be redeemed until the user clicks the activation link in their email.
- As of Uncanny Codes v5.0, code redemption with Gravity Forms uses the `gf_pre_handle_confirmation` hook for improved reliability.
#### Optional Settings
Navigate to **Uncanny Codes > Settings** and select your Gravity Forms registration form from the drop-down. This enables optional label customization for the code field.
### WPForms
**Requirements:** [WPForms](https://wpforms.com/) + [User Registration addon](https://wpforms.com/addons/user-registration-addon/)
#### Setup
1. Create a new form or edit an existing registration form in WPForms.
2. In the form builder, look for the **Uncanny Code** field under the **Standard Fields** section. Add it to your form.
3. Configure the User Registration settings for the form. See the [WPForms User Registration documentation](https://wpforms.com/docs/how-to-install-and-use-user-registration-addon-with-wpforms/) for details.
4. Embed the form on a page using the WPForms block or shortcode.
 #### Notes
- WPForms Lite does not support user registration. You need WPForms Pro or higher with the User Registration addon installed.
### Formidable Forms
**Requirements:** [Formidable Forms](https://formidableforms.com/) + [User Registration addon](https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/user-registration/)
#### Setup
1. Create a new form or edit an existing registration form in Formidable Forms.
2. In the form builder, find the **Uncanny Code** field and add it to your form.
3. Configure the User Registration action for the form. See the [Formidable Forms User Registration documentation](https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/user-registration/) for setup details.
4. Add the form to a page using the Formidable shortcode or block.
 ### Built-In Registration Form
Uncanny Codes includes a built-in registration shortcode that doesn’t require a third-party form plugin. This is the simplest option if you don’t already use a form builder.
**Requirements:** None — this is included with Uncanny Codes.
#### Setup
1. Add the registration shortcode to any page: `[uo_code_registration]` **Block name:** Code Registration Form
2. The form includes fields for username, email, password, and the code field.
3. Optionally configure **Terms & Conditions** under **Uncanny Codes > Settings**. If text is entered in the Terms & Conditions field, a checkbox will appear on the registration form requiring users to accept before they can register.
 #### Notes
- This shortcode creates a full registration form. It is intended for new users who do not yet have accounts.
- For existing logged-in users who need to redeem codes, use the [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/) shortcode instead.
### Theme My Login
**Requirements:** [Theme My Login](https://developer.developer.developer.developer.developer.developer/) plugin
#### Setup
1. Install and activate the Theme My Login plugin.
2. Uncanny Codes automatically adds a code field to the Theme My Login registration form when both plugins are active.
3. No additional configuration is needed — the code field will appear on the registration form.
 #### Notes
- Theme My Login replaces the default WordPress login and registration pages with theme-integrated versions. The Uncanny Code field integrates into these custom forms automatically.
- Make sure Theme My Login’s registration page is accessible and that user registration is enabled in **Settings > General** in WordPress.
### Which Form Plugin Should I Use?
If you’re not sure which form plugin to use for code redemption, here’s a quick guide:
OptionBest ForCost**Built-In Registration**Simple setups with no existing form plugin; quick deploymentFree (included with Uncanny Codes)**Gravity Forms**Sites already using Gravity Forms; complex forms with conditional logicPaid (requires GF + User Registration addon)**WPForms**Sites already using WPForms; user-friendly form builderPaid (requires WPForms Pro + User Registration addon)**Formidable Forms**Sites already using Formidable; advanced form featuresPaid (requires Formidable + User Registration addon)**Theme My Login**Sites using Theme My Login for custom login/registration pagesFree pluginIf you only need code redemption for existing users (not new registrations), skip all of the above and use the [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/) shortcode instead.
### Related Articles
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](KB_LINK)
- [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/) — For existing users to redeem codes without registration
- [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/) — Plugin installation and settings
- [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/) — Create code batches
- [Troubleshooting & FAQ](KB_LINK) — Common issues and solutions
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Troubleshooting & FAQ](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/troubleshooting-faq/)
**Published:** June 3, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
Overview
This article covers common issues and frequently asked questions about Uncanny Redemption Codes. If you’re experiencing a problem, check through the sections below before submitting a support ticket — many issues have straightforward solutions.
### Common Issues
#### Codes show as “invalid” when users try to redeem them
This is the most common issue and usually has one of these causes:
- **The code has already been redeemed.** If the code is configured for single use and has already been redeemed by another user (or the same user), it will show as invalid. Check the code’s status on the **View Codes** page under **Uncanny Codes > View Codes**.
- **The code has been cancelled.** Cancelled codes cannot be redeemed. Check whether the code was manually cancelled by an administrator.
- **The code batch type doesn’t match the redemption method.** Codes generated as “Automator” type batches can only be sold through WooCommerce, not redeemed through registration or standalone forms. Make sure the batch type matches your intended distribution method.
- **Copy/paste whitespace.** Users sometimes accidentally copy leading or trailing whitespace when pasting a code. The plugin trims whitespace, but unusual characters (such as non-breaking spaces) can cause validation failures.
- **The code belongs to a different site.** If you’re running a multisite network, codes are site-specific. A code generated on one site cannot be redeemed on another.
#### User is not enrolled after redeeming a code
If a user successfully redeems a code but doesn’t appear to be enrolled in the expected course or group:
- **User Activation is enabled on the registration form.** If you use a form plugin (Gravity Forms, WPForms, etc.) with User Activation or email verification enabled, the code is not redeemed until the user activates their account via the confirmation email. Check whether the user has completed the activation step.
- **The code grants group access, not direct course access.** If the code is linked to a LearnDash Group, the user is added to the group — but they only gain course access if courses are assigned to that group. Verify the group configuration in **LearnDash > Groups**.
- **Caching.** If your site uses object caching or a page cache plugin, the user’s enrollment status may not appear immediately. Have the user log out and back in, or clear the cache.
#### Codes are not being assigned to WooCommerce orders
If customers purchase a code product but don’t receive codes:
- **WooCommerce order status.** Codes are linked to an order when it is created, but the completion email (which includes the codes) is only sent when the order status changes to **Completed**. Enable the **Autocomplete orders** setting under **Uncanny Codes > Settings** to automatically complete orders that contain code products.
- **Code batch is exhausted.** If all codes in the linked batch have been assigned or redeemed, new orders will not receive codes. Check the **Available Codes** count on the product edit page.
- **WP Engine “Allow Order by RAND()”** setting. If your site is hosted on WP Engine, the “Allow Order by RAND()” setting must be enabled in the WP Engine control panel. If it’s off, codes will not be associated with orders properly.
#### Redemption form doesn’t appear on the page
If the `[uo_user_redeem_code]` shortcode or block doesn’t render on the page:
- **The user is not logged in.** The standalone redemption shortcode only displays for logged-in users. If you need anonymous users to redeem codes, use a registration form integration instead.
- **Plugin is not activated.** Verify that Uncanny Redemption Codes is installed and activated under **Plugins** in wp-admin.
- **Theme or plugin conflict.** Try switching to a default WordPress theme (e.g., Twenty Twenty-Four) to rule out a theme conflict. Deactivate other plugins one by one to identify any conflicts.
#### User already enrolled — code is wasted
As of Uncanny Codes v5.0, the plugin checks whether a user is already enrolled in the course or group associated with a code before processing the redemption. If the user already has access, the code is not consumed and the user sees a message indicating they’re already enrolled.
If you’re on an older version, codes could be redeemed even if the user was already enrolled, effectively wasting the code. We recommend updating to v5.0 or later to benefit from this validation.
### Frequently Asked Questions
#### Can I use the same code batch with multiple WooCommerce products?
No. Each code batch can only be linked to one WooCommerce product. This restriction exists to prevent inventory tracking issues — if multiple products shared the same batch, the available code count would be unreliable. Create separate batches for each product.
#### Can codes be redeemed more than once?
It depends on how the batch was configured. When generating a batch, you can specify the number of times each code can be redeemed. If set to 1 (the default), each code can only be used once. If set to a higher number, the same code can be redeemed by multiple users up to that limit.
> **Note:** Codes in batches that allow multiple redemptions per code cannot be sold through WooCommerce.
#### Can I change what a code grants access to after it’s been created?
The courses and groups associated with a code are set at the batch level when the batch is created. You cannot change the association for individual codes after generation. To change what access is granted, you would need to create a new batch with the updated configuration.
#### How do I translate the redemption form text?
The plugin’s strings are translation-ready. You can use a translation plugin like [Loco Translate](https://wordpress.org/plugins/loco-translate/) to modify any text strings, including form labels, button text, and error messages. You can also customize some messages directly from the **Uncanny Codes > Settings** page.
#### Can I set codes to expire?
Code expiration is managed at the batch level. When generating a batch, you can set an expiration date. After the expiration date, codes in the batch can no longer be redeemed. Individual code dates can also be modified as of v5.0 — see [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/).
#### What happens when a user who redeemed a code is deleted?
The code’s redemption record is preserved, and the **Redeemed** column on the View Codes page shows a **“Deleted User”** label instead of the username. The code is still marked as redeemed and cannot be reused unless manually reset by an administrator.
#### Can I import codes from an external system?
Yes. In addition to generating codes within the plugin, you can add existing codes to a batch manually. See [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/) for details on adding codes to a batch.
### Getting Help
If your issue isn’t covered above, you can submit a support ticket through your [Uncanny Owl account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/). When submitting a ticket, please include:
- Your Uncanny Codes plugin version (found under **Plugins** in wp-admin)
- The WordPress version and PHP version
- Steps to reproduce the issue
- Any error messages you’re seeing
- The code string(s) affected, if applicable
### Related Articles
- [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](KB_LINK)
- [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/)
- [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/)
- [Selling Codes with WooCommerce](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Developer Hooks & Filters Reference](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/developer-hooks-filters-reference/)
**Published:** June 3, 2026
**Author:** David Chambo
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Redemption Codes provides a number of action hooks and filters that allow developers to extend and customize the plugin’s behavior. This reference documents the available hooks, their parameters, and example usage.
> **Note:** No support is provided for the use of developer hooks and filters. Use them at your own risk and always test thoroughly in a staging environment before deploying to production.
### Action Hooks
Action hooks allow you to execute custom code at specific points during the code lifecycle — such as before or after a code is redeemed, when a batch is generated, or when access is granted.
#### uo\_codes\_after\_redeem
Fires after a code has been successfully redeemed by a user. Use this to trigger custom logic after enrollment is complete — for example, logging the redemption, sending a notification, or updating an external system.
```
/**
* Log code redemptions to an external system.
*
* @param int $user_id The ID of the user who redeemed the code.
* @param string $code The code string that was redeemed.
* @param int $batch_id The batch ID the code belongs to.
*/
add_action( 'uo_codes_after_redeem', function( $user_id, $code, $batch_id ) {
// Example: log the redemption
error_log( sprintf( 'User %d redeemed code %s from batch %d', $user_id, $code, $batch_id ) );
}, 10, 3 );
```
#### uo\_codes\_before\_redeem
Fires before a code is redeemed, after validation has passed but before enrollment is processed. Use this to add pre-redemption checks or modify behavior.
```
/**
* Perform a custom check before code redemption.
*
* @param int $user_id The ID of the user attempting to redeem.
* @param string $code The code string being redeemed.
* @param int $batch_id The batch ID the code belongs to.
*/
add_action( 'uo_codes_before_redeem', function( $user_id, $code, $batch_id ) {
// Custom pre-redemption logic
}, 10, 3 );
```
#### uo\_codes\_access\_removed
Fires when a user’s code-based access is removed (e.g., via the `[uo_self_remove_access]` shortcode or admin action).
```
/**
* Notify when access is removed.
*
* @param int $user_id The ID of the user whose access was removed.
*/
add_action( 'uo_codes_access_removed', function( $user_id ) {
// Custom logic after access removal
}, 10, 1 );
```
### Filters
Filters allow you to modify data as it passes through the plugin — such as customizing validation messages, modifying the redemption form output, or altering code data before it is saved.
#### uo\_codes\_validate\_code
Filter the validation result for a code before it is redeemed. Return a `WP_Error` object to prevent redemption with a custom error message, or return `true` to allow it.
```
/**
* Add custom validation before a code can be redeemed.
*
* @param bool|WP_Error $valid Whether the code is valid (true) or an error.
* @param string $code The code string being validated.
* @param int $user_id The user attempting to redeem.
* @return bool|WP_Error
*/
add_filter( 'uo_codes_validate_code', function( $valid, $code, $user_id ) {
// Example: restrict redemption to users with a specific role
$user = get_user_by( 'id', $user_id );
if ( ! in_array( 'subscriber', $user->roles, true ) ) {
return new WP_Error( 'role_mismatch', 'Only subscribers can redeem codes.' );
}
return $valid;
}, 10, 3 );
```
#### uo\_codes\_redemption\_message
Filter the success message displayed after a code is successfully redeemed.
```
/**
* Customize the redemption success message.
*
* @param string $message The default success message.
* @param string $code The code that was redeemed.
* @param int $user_id The user who redeemed the code.
* @return string
*/
add_filter( 'uo_codes_redemption_message', function( $message, $code, $user_id ) {
return 'Welcome! Your code has been applied and your access is now active.';
}, 10, 3 );
```
#### uo\_codes\_error\_message
Filter the error message displayed when a code cannot be redeemed (invalid, expired, already used, etc.).
```
/**
* Customize code error messages.
*
* @param string $message The default error message.
* @param string $error_type The type of error (e.g., 'invalid', 'expired', 'already_redeemed').
* @param string $code The code that failed validation.
* @return string
*/
add_filter( 'uo_codes_error_message', function( $message, $error_type, $code ) {
if ( 'already_redeemed' === $error_type ) {
return 'This code has already been used. Please contact support if you need assistance.';
}
return $message;
}, 10, 3 );
```
#### uo\_codes\_csv\_columns
Filter the columns included in the CSV download from the View Codes page. Use this to add custom columns or remove default ones.
```
/**
* Add a custom column to the CSV download.
*
* @param array $columns The default CSV columns (key => label).
* @return array
*/
add_filter( 'uo_codes_csv_columns', function( $columns ) {
$columns['custom_field'] = 'Custom Field';
return $columns;
} );
```
#### uo\_codes\_csv\_row\_data
Filter the data for each row in the CSV download. Use alongside `uo_codes_csv_columns` to populate custom column data.
```
/**
* Populate data for a custom CSV column.
*
* @param array $row_data The data for the current row.
* @param object $code The code object.
* @return array
*/
add_filter( 'uo_codes_csv_row_data', function( $row_data, $code ) {
$row_data['custom_field'] = get_post_meta( $code->batch_id, 'custom_value', true );
return $row_data;
}, 10, 2 );
```
#### uo\_codes\_form\_output
Filter the HTML output of the code redemption form rendered by the `[uo_user_redeem_code]` shortcode.
```
/**
* Add a wrapper div around the redemption form.
*
* @param string $html The default form HTML.
* @return string
*/
add_filter( 'uo_codes_form_output', function( $html ) {
return '' . $html . '';
} );
```
### Template Overrides
In addition to hooks and filters, you can customize the appearance of code forms by overriding template files. Copy the template file from the plugin directory to your theme:
**From:** `wp-content/plugins/uncanny-learndash-codes/templates/`
**To:** `wp-content/themes/yourtheme/uncanny-codes/`
The copied file will override the default template. See [Template Overrides](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/template-overrides/) for more details.
> **Warning:** Do not edit template files within the plugin directory, as they will be overwritten on plugin update.
### Related Articles
- [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/)
- [Template Overrides](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/template-overrides/)
- [Connecting codes to Uncanny Automator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/connect-codes-to-uncanny-automator/)
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](KB_LINK)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/)
**Published:** November 26, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to display a form that enables existing users to self-enroll into LearnDash courses and groups.
**Content:**
### Overview
Signed-in users can redeem group or course codes from anywhere on a LearnDash site by using the Redemption shortcode or Gutenberg block. This provides a simple way for existing users to enter a code and gain access to the associated course or group without needing to go through a registration form.
### Redemption Shortcode
Signed-in users can redeem group or course codes from anywhere on a LearnDash site by using the Redemption shortcode or Gutenberg block. This provides a simple way for existing users to enter a code and gain access to the associated course or group without needing to go through a registration form.
### Shortcode/Block
```
[uo_user_redeem_code redirect="" check_only="no"]
```
Block Name: **User Redeem Code**
The shortcode or block can be added to any page. It displays a simple form where logged-in users can enter a code to redeem it.
AttributeDescriptionValuesDefault`redirect`URL to redirect the user to after successful redemptionAny valid URLEmpty (stays on current page)`check_only`When set to “yes”, the system will check whether the code is valid but **will not redeem it**. Useful for verifying codes before committing.`yes` or `no``no`[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/redemption-and-remove-buttons.png)### LearnDash Enrollment Validation
*(New in v5.0)*
When a user attempts to redeem a code that would enroll them in a LearnDash course or group, the plugin now checks whether the user is **already enrolled** before processing the redemption. If the user is already enrolled in the course or group associated with the code, the redemption is blocked and the user sees a message indicating they already have access.
This prevents users from accidentally wasting codes on courses or groups they already belong to, which is especially useful in scenarios where codes are purchased or distributed in limited quantities. Previously, a code could be redeemed even if the user was already enrolled, consuming the code without providing any additional benefit.
### Access Removal Shortcode
To remove access, the plugin also includes a Access Removal shortcode. This shortcode adds a button that, when clicked, removes *all access* to courses and groups for the user. This button should be used very carefully.
### Shortcode
```
[uo_self_remove_access]
```
**Note:** This shortcode removes all code-based access at once — it does not allow selective removal of individual course or group enrollments. Use with caution and make sure users understand the implications before clicking the button.
### Related Articles
- [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/)
- [Using Codes with Gravity Forms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-gravity-forms/)
- [Using Codes with WPForms](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-with-wpforms/)
- [Using Codes With the Built-In Registration Form](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-custom-registration-form/)
- [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Redeem Codes During WooCommerce Checkout](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/redeem-codes-woocommerce/)
**Published:** December 1, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to use coupon codes with WooCommerce to enroll users in LearnDash courses.
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Codes can add a code redemption field directly to the WooCommerce checkout page. This allows customers to enter a code while purchasing a product, so that their code is redeemed as part of the checkout process. This is particularly useful for enrolling users in LearnDash Groups at the point of purchase, since the native LearnDash WooCommerce integration only supports adding users to courses — not groups.
 ### How It Works
Once the Uncanny Redemption Codes plugin is activated, a new **Require LearnDash Code** checkbox is automatically added to the **Product data** section of all WooCommerce products. When this checkbox is enabled on a product:
1. A code redemption field is added to the WooCommerce checkout page whenever that product is in the cart.
2. The customer must enter a valid code to complete the purchase.
3. Upon successful checkout, the code is redeemed and the customer is enrolled in the associated course or group.
> **Important:** Only one code can be redeemed per checkout. If a customer is purchasing multiple products, only one code field is displayed. For this reason, we recommend mapping a single code to multiple courses or groups rather than requiring users to redeem separate codes for each.
### Setup
To enable code redemption on the WooCommerce checkout page:
1. Navigate to **Products** in your WooCommerce admin and edit the product you want to require a code for (or create a new product).
2. In the **Product data** section, locate the **Require LearnDash Code** checkbox.
3. Check the box to enable the code field at checkout for this product.
4. **Publish** or **Update** the product.
That’s it — the code field will now appear on the checkout page whenever this product is in the customer’s cart.
### LearnDash Enrollment Validation
*(New in v5.0)*
As of Uncanny Codes v5.0, the plugin validates whether the customer is already enrolled in the course or group associated with the code before allowing redemption at checkout. If the customer already has access, the checkout will display a message indicating they are already enrolled, and the code will not be consumed.
This prevents customers from accidentally using codes for access they already have, which is especially valuable when codes are purchased or distributed in limited quantities.
### Usage Tips
- **Best for group enrollment.** This feature is most useful when you want to combine a WooCommerce product purchase with LearnDash Group enrollment. The native LearnDash WooCommerce integration doesn’t support group enrollment at checkout, but Uncanny Codes fills that gap.
- **One code per order.** Only one code can be redeemed per checkout. If you need to grant access to multiple courses or groups, create a single code that maps to all of them.
- **The code field appears for all products with the checkbox.** If any product in the cart has the **Require LearnDash Code** checkbox enabled, the code field will appear at checkout. Make sure this is intentional for each product.
- **Works alongside product-based code sales.** This feature is separate from [selling code batches as WooCommerce products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/). You can use both features on the same site — one for selling codes and another for redeeming codes at checkout.
### Related Articles
- [Sell Code Batches as WooCommerce Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/) — How to sell code batches as purchasable WooCommerce products
- [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/) — Plugin installation and settings
- [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/) — Let existing users redeem codes from any page
- [Troubleshooting & FAQ](KB_LINK) — Common issues and solutions
- [Getting Started with Uncanny Codes](KB_LINK) — Overview of all code distribution workflows
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Sell Code Batches as WooCommerce Products](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/)
**Published:** March 14, 2021
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Overview
Uncanny Codes allows you to sell codes directly to customers. This means administrators can generate large batches of codes, associate a product with those codes, and when users purchase the product they receive the codes for use by themselves or other people. This functionality is useful as a substitute for gift cards, promotional gifts, selling accounts to organizations, or really anything where codes grant access to something.
### Set Up WooCommerce Products for Code Sales
Selling codes requires the use of WooCommerce, the most widely used ecommerce plugin for WordPress. WooCommerce must be configured before codes can be sold.
To set up a WooCommerce product to sell codes to end users:
1. Generate the code batch you want to sell before creating a new product.
2. In the **Products** menu for WooCommerce in `/wp-admin/`, choose **Add New** to create a new product.
3. Set up the product as you normally would for other WooCommerce products. See the [WooCommerce documentation on managing products](https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/managing-products/) for additional help. In the **Product data** drop-down list, choose **Codes for Uncanny Automator**.
4. Make sure you set a **Regular price** for each code. The user will be charged this times the number of codes (the quantity) that they purchase.
5. In the **Code batch** field, choose the name of the batch that you want to link to the product. When users buy the product, they will be assigned codes from this batch.
6. Publish the product so that it is available for users to purchase.
> **Note:** If you don’t see the batch that you want to use, it could be because of one of these 3 things: the batch is not an Automator type, codes in the batch allow more than one redemption per code, or the batch is already mapped to another product. You cannot add a batch to more than one product because it would create issues with inventory tracking.
The values for **Total codes**, **Available Codes** and **Stock quantity** are not editable. These values are calculated automatically based on the number of codes available.
 ### Tax Configuration
*(New in v4.4)*
The **Codes for Uncanny Automator** product type now supports WooCommerce **Tax Status** and **Tax Classes**. This allows you to configure tax settings for code products just as you would for any other WooCommerce product.
To configure tax settings for a code product:
1. Navigate to the product edit page for your code product
2. In the **Product data** panel, locate the **Tax Status** and **Tax Class** fields
3. Set **Tax Status** to **Taxable**, **Shipping only**, or **None** as appropriate
4. If taxable, select the appropriate **Tax Class** (Standard, Reduced Rate, Zero Rate, or any custom tax classes you have configured)
5. Click **Update** to save the product
> **Note:** You must have WooCommerce tax settings enabled under **WooCommerce > Settings > General** for the tax fields to appear. See the [WooCommerce tax documentation](https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/setting-up-taxes-in-woocommerce/) for more information on configuring taxes.
### Buying codes as a WooCommerce customer
Code products are purchased in the same way as other WooCommerce products, but we highly recommend you autocomplete orders that include codes (see the WooCommerce settings in [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/#Settings) for more information). This is because codes from a batch are linked to an order as soon as the order is created and are no longer available for sale to other customers.
When a “Codes for Uncanny Automator” product is purchased, the customer buying the product is sent the WooCommerce order completion email, which will include a copy of the purchased codes in plain text and in a CSV attachment. The customer also has access to code details (including an indicator of whether or not the code has been redeemed) on the order details page under the WooCommerce **My Account** area.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/WooCommerce_codes_for_sale.png)### Order Codes Metabox
*(New in v4.4)*
When viewing an order that includes code products, a new **Order Codes** metabox is now displayed on the WooCommerce **Edit Order** page in the admin. This metabox provides administrators with a quick overview of the codes associated with the order.
 ### Important notes
While the code sale process is straightforward, keeping a few best practices in mind will make selling codes with WooCommerce far easier to manage:
1. If you map a code batch to a product, make those codes only available for purchasers of the product. It’s not a good idea to also distribute codes that you plan to sell; in other words, if you’re selling codes, don’t also retrieve them from the View Codes page and then share them with other users.
2. Any WooCommerce plugins that support custom pricing and quantity rules will work with our code products. This means you can sell codes only in quantities of 100 if you want, or offer discounts if someone buys 10 or more codes.
3. You must set up a way for users to redeem the codes that you sell. Make sure you set up a [registration form](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-custom-registration-form/) or [redemption form](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/), as appropriate, and that buyers of your codes are given instructions so they know how to redeem them.
### Related Articles
- [Standalone Code Redemption](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/standalone-code-redemption/)
- [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/)
- [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/)
- [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/)
- [Redeem Codes During WooCommerce Checkout](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-woocommerce/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Viewing and Editing Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/view-codes/)
**Published:** November 25, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to view LearnDash enrollment codes and associated information, including the users that redeemed them and the date they were redeemed.
**Content:**
### Overview
The **View Codes** page in the WordPress admin lets you see all codes in a batch, check their status, and make changes to individual codes. You can access it by navigating to **Uncanny Codes > View Codes** and selecting a batch from the drop-down list.
### Viewing Codes
When you select a batch, the View Codes page displays a table listing every code in that batch. The table includes the following columns:
- **Action** — Provides options to edit or cancel individual codes.
- **Code Name** — The unique code string.
- **Code Type** — The type of code (e.g., Automator, Group, Course)\*.
- **Status** — Whether the code is available, redeemed, or cancelled.
- **Redeemed** — Shows who redeemed the code and when, if applicable.
\*For most sites, Automator will be the most common code type, as its integration with [Uncanny Automator](https://automatorplugin.com) offers the most flexibility for code redemption.
### Refreshed Admin Table UI
*(Updated in v5.0)*
The View Codes admin interface has been updated with a modern, refreshed table design. The new UI provides a cleaner layout with improved readability and better visual hierarchy, making it easier to scan through large batches of codes at a glance.
 ### Deleted User Label
*(Added in v4.4)*
If a code was redeemed by a user who has since been deleted from WordPress, the **Redeemed** column will display a **“Deleted User”** label instead of the username. This makes it easy to identify codes that were redeemed by users who no longer exist in the system, which is helpful for auditing and troubleshooting.
### Editing Codes
To edit a code, click the **Edit** link in the **Action** column for the code you want to modify. This opens the code editing view where you can update code details.
### Individual Code Expiration Date Modification
*(New in v5.0)*
You can now modify the **expiration date** associated with individual codes directly from the editing interface. This is useful for extending or adjusting code validity, correcting dates that were set incorrectly during batch generation, or accommodating special circumstances for specific users.
To modify a code’s date:
1. Navigate to **Uncanny Codes > View Codes**
2. Select the batch containing the code expiration date you want to edit
3. Click **View** on the code you want to modify
4. Click the **Edit Expiration Date** button in the row that contains the expiration date you wish to change
5. Update the date field as needed
6. Click **Save** to apply the changes
*Step 3: Click **View** on the code you want to modify*
 *Step 4: Click the **Edit Expiration Date** button to change date*
 *Step 5: **Update** the date and **save***
### Downloading Code Data
You can download code data as a CSV file from the View Codes page. Click the **Download CSV** button to export the batch data.
### Enhanced
CSV Columns
*(Added in v4.4)*
The CSV download now includes additional columns for more comprehensive reporting:
ColumnDescription**Status**The current status of the code (available, redeemed, cancelled)**Issue Date**The date the code was generated or added to the batch**Order ID**The WooCommerce order ID associated with the code, if the code was sold via WooCommerce**Linked Product**The WooCommerce product linked to the code batch, if applicable**Redeemed Times**The number of times the code has been redeemed (relevant for codes that allow multiple redemptions)These additional columns make it easier to generate detailed reports, reconcile code usage with WooCommerce orders, and track code lifecycle data outside of WordPress.
### Related Articles
- [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/)
- [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/)
- [Cancelling Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/cancelling-codes/)
- [Selling Codes with WooCommerce](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/sell-uncanny-codes/)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Update Your Credit Card or Change Your Payment Method](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/update-your-credit-card-or-change-your-payment-method/)
**Published:** August 19, 2025
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
We support two payment methods on our checkout: Credit card (processed by Stripe) and PayPal. The steps to update your credit card varies depending on how you paid for your purchase.
### PayPal
If you purchased via PayPal, then you can update your credit card by logging in at PayPal.com.
- If you’re updating your credit card because your previous card is expiring, you can follow [these instructions](https://securepayments.paypal.com/ca/cshelp/article/how-do-i-update-my-debit-or-credit-card-on-paypal-help157) to update your card.
- If you want to switch your subscription to a different credit card, from the *Subscriptions* page in the PayPal app or website, tap the *Manage* button to update the payment method for your subscriptions.
### Credit Card
If you purchased via credit card, you can update your credit card by following these steps:
1. [Log in](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login) to your account.
2. Go to the [Purchases & Subscriptions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/invoices/) page.
3. Find the subscription for which you want to update your credit card and click *Update Payment Method*.
4. Enter your new card details and click *Update Payment Method*.
### Switching between PayPal and Credit Card
Unfortunately, there is no way to automatically transfer your payment information between payment providers, so to switch from PayPal to credit card or vice versa, you’ll need to [cancel your subscription](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-your-subscription/). When your license expires, you can renew it using the new payment method. You will receive an email two weeks before your license expires, and then immediately after expiry. Once your license has expired, you can follow these steps to renew using your new payment method:
1. [Log in](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login) to your account.
2. Go to the [Plugin licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/licenses/) page.
3. Find the license you wish to renew and click *Renew license*.
4. Use the new payment method to complete the purchase and reactivate your license.
As always, don’t hesitate to [reach out to our support team](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/submit-a-request/) if you have any questions!
**Article Categories:** Your Account
---
### [Uncanny Codes - Changelog](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-codes-changelog/)
**Published:** August 16, 2017
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** Detailed descriptions of the changes in each release of Uncanny LearnDash Enrollment Codes.
**Content:**
### 5.0 \[2025-11-13\]
**New Feature:**
- Added an option to modify the date for each individual code #240
**Updated:**
- Implemented new, standardized Uncanny Owl admin UI theme
- Updated pages with redesigned layouts and improved Codes tables
- Gravity Forms – Moved code redemption to the `gf_pre_handle_confirmation` hook for improved reliability #278
- LearnDash Code Redemption – Added validation to check if the user redeeming a code is already enrolled in the course or a member of a group #292
**Fixed:**
- Uncanny Codes – Resolved text domain warning on WordPress 6.7+ websites #298
- Woo – Edit Product – Fixed an issue where the Automator codes product type broke the layout in specific cases #275
- Fixed text domain path for WordPress 6.7+ compatibility #322
**Internal:**
- Added `code_id` index to the usage table to optimize database operations on large datasets #290
- Updated Uncanny Owl logo
---
### 4.4.0.1 \[2024-10-02\]
**Fix:**
- Woo & Automator Codes – Additional validation to avoid PHP Error when order is not valid #265
---
### 4.4 \[2024-05-17\]
**Addition:**
- Woo – Edit order page – Show order codes in a side metabox #250
**Updated:**
- Automator Codes & Woo – Allow Tax Status and Classes for the product type #245
- Download Codes – Added Status, Issue Date, Order ID, Linked Product & Redeemed Times columns #253
- View/Download Codes – Show “Deleted User” if the user no longer exists #242
**Fixed:**
- Automator Codes & Woo – Blank CSV file is erroneously attaching to Woo order emails #231
- Automator Codes & Woo – PHP error related when an invalid product ID is passed #229
- User Registration – Remove extra white spaces in the registration fields #234
- View Codes – Improved redemption count #262
**Under the hood:**
- Licensing – Allow plugin to be pre-activated by defining `UNCANNY_CODES_LICENSE_KEY` in `wp-config.php` #256
- Licensing endpoint updated #255
- License moved under Settings #255
### 4.3.0.1 \[2023-11-09\]
**Fixed:**
- Gravity Forms – Code field showing incorrect error message #222
- Blocks – Removed `lodash` dependency for WordPress v6.4+ #224
---
### 4.3 \[2023-10-19\]
**New Feature:**
- Replace, Cancel and Delete individual codes #213
**Updated:**
- Uncanny Automator – Creating an order via an Uncanny Automator action now correctly assigns relevant codes #212
- Improved PHP 8.2 compatibility #210
**Fixed:**
- Fluent Forms with Codes field – Not mapping a user to the group on registration #206
- Theme My Login – Settings not working #200
**Developers:**
- Registration Form – Added WP Filter `ulc_registration_min_password_length` to set minlegth to a larger number #198
- Added WP filter `uncanny_codes_htaccess_folder_protection` to disable .htaccess protection for codes folder #196
---
### 4.2.1 \[2023-04-14\]
**Added:**
- View codes – add “Order ID” column and show the associated Woo order for Automator codes that were sold #183
- Purchased Codes – WordPress filter `ulc_wc_email_codes_table_position_order_table` added to either show purchased codes before or after order details #179
- Added `ulc_codes_csv_filename` filter to change Codes CSV file name #168
**Updated:**
- Change logic to load static assets on fewer pages #171
**Fixed:**
- WooCommerce – Edit Product – jQuery Dependency issue #176
- Codes – Invalid Code not showing custom message #165
- Gravity Forms – Code redemption field not working when create a new user feed is added #187
- Automator 1-click installer nonce validation #173
---
### 4.2.0.1 \[2022-11-17\]
**Fixed:**
- CSV filename sanitization #152
- Fix DB query issue related to unique code process #149
**Internal:**
- Add in plugin notifications #154
---
### 4.2 \[2022-09-01\]
**Added:**
- Ability to cancel codes: Upload and cancel codes via CSV #109
**Fixed:**
- Added SQL condition to filter out non-zero user ids #145
---
### 4.1.1 \[2022-08-11\]
**Added:**
- Gravity Forms – Code field can now be populated dynamically with a parameter in query string #140
**Developers:**
- New filter: `ulc_capability` to override Codes menu permission in /wp-admin #142
- New action: `ulc_codes_group_generated` when a new code batch is created #135
---
### [4.1](https://www.uncannyowl.com/uncanny-codes-form-integrations-and-redemption-updates/) \[2022-07-05\]
**Added:**
- Allow users to redeem the same code multiple times #104
- Fluent Forms – Add support for code redemption #123
- Forminator – Add support for code redemption #122
**Updated:**
- Automator type codes – `ulc_code_max_usage` filter added to override coupon max usage #126
- Gravity Forms – `ulc_redeem_code_for_current_logged_in_user` filter added to optionally not redeem code when Uncanny Code field is in registration form #114
- Code redemption shortcode – Hook switched from `init` to `wp_loaded` #110
- Improved PHP 8.1+ compatibility #103
**Fixed:**
- Uncanny Codes Woo product – 2x quantity of codes issued on order with multiple payment attempts #128
- View Codes – Total codes are now listed reliably #112
---
### 4.0.4 \[2021-11-19\]
**Updated:**
- Changes/fixes to ticket submission data
**Fixed:**
- Fatal error on failed remote get #95
- Gravity Forms – Code redemption for existing users now works more reliably #96
- Divi – Add to Cart button is no longer shown above the product when using the Divi Woo Add to Cart component #92
- WooCommerce – Uncanny Codes are only sent when the associated order is Processing or Completed, not On Hold #90
- PHP notice: `block_categories` deprecated
---
### 4.0.3 \[2021-10-04\]
**Fixed:**
- “To use this code, enter it on the checkout page and complete your purchase.” message showing up incorrectly on code redemption in some situations #85
- Codes for Uncanny Automator product type now respects “Never show quantity remaining in stock” setting at Settings > Product > Inventory #83
- Code redemption appearing multiple times on some sites #80
---
### 4.0.2 \[2021-04-07\]
**Updated:**
- Code group names can now be longer than 30 characters #59
**Fixed:**
- Email: Uncanny Codes table is no longer added for all orders #58
---
### 4.0.1 \[2021-03-22\]
**Added:**
- Cancel codes when related order is refunded
**Updated:**
- date() changed to date\_i18n() to accommodate translated dates
- Styling updates
- Migration of users now handled by cron
- Code quality improvements
**Fixed:**
- PHP Warning: register\_rest\_route cannot have a slash in namespace
- Paged query string when viewing code group causing unexpected issue
- Unexpected code redemption data loss
- select2 JavaScript conflict on some wp-admin pages
- Invalid default value for ‘Date and time’ CURRENT\_TIMESTAMP mySQL error in some environments
---
### 4.0 \[2021-03-16\]
**Added:**
- Support for redeeming specific code batches using Uncanny Automator (Requires Automator 2.11.1 or later)
- Support for selling codes via WooCommerce – New product type “Codes for Uncanny Automator”
- Support for tracking available code inventory in WooCommerce
- Support for code redemption via WP Forms
- Support for code redemption via Formidable Forms
- Names for code batches for easier assignments in WooCommerce and Automator
- A shortcode attribute to check whether or not a code is valid before redeeming it
**Updated:**
- Code generation interface completely redesigned to be more intuitive
- View codes page columns updated and layout streamlined
- LearnDash plugin no longer required
---
### 3.2 \[2020-07-29\]
- Added: Ability to specify character types to be included in code (lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numbers)
- Updated: Code generation form reorganized to improve UX
- Updated: Leading/trailing spaces are now removed from codes entered on the native registration form and manually entered codes
- Updated: Added redirect attribute to \[uo\_user\_redeem\_code\]
- Updated: Set list-style-type:none on \[uo\_user\_redeem\_code\] form field
---
### 3.1.2 \[2020-05-08\]
- Fixed: Field labels missing on registration form
---
### 3.1.1
- Added: Filter to increase/decrease maximum character length for manually generated codes: ulc\_manual\_code\_length
- Added: Action after a code is redeemed: ulc\_user\_redeemed\_code
- Updated: Converted code field in database to text from varchar(30) to support longer codes
- Updated: Improved string localization
- Updated: Reordered wp-admin menu entries
- Updated: Replaced “No coupon found” with “No codes found” on View codes page
- Fixed: Removed “Dash Separation” field from Modify Codes screen
---
### 3.1
- Added: Ability to manually enter custom codes
- Added: Ability to edit associated course(s)/groups(s), expiration date and uses per code of previously created codes
- Added: Visual editor for “Successfully redeemed” message, to make it easier to provide users with next steps after successful code redemption
- Added: Terms and conditions checkbox option for built-in registration form
- Added: Filter for characters included in auto-generated codes: ulc\_code\_characters
- Updated: Randomly generated codes now include lowercase letters
- Updated: Clicking “Generate Codes” with no course or group selected now shows an error message
- Updated: Tweaked some default error messages for grammar/style
- Fixed: “Enter Coupon Code” placeholder and Redeem button strings are now translatable
- Fixed: SQL warning on installation on some sites
---
### 3.0.4
- Updated: EDD updater class
- Fixed: Issue introduced in 3.0.3 where codes were not being processed on checkout
- Fixed: PHP Warning when LearnDash is not active
---
### 3.0.3
- Added: Automatic template overrides! Override any file in the /src/templates folder by copying it into /uncanny-codes/ in your child theme
- Updated: Improved performance
- Updated: No longer loading MooTools and SimpleModal frameworks when not necessary (improves compatibility with other plugins and themes)
- Fixed: Field labels on WooCommerce checkout not appearing
---
### 3.0.2
- Fixed: Class name conflict with Uncanny LearnDash Groups plugin
---
### 3.0.1
- Added: Redeemed date column to CSV export of enrollment codes
- Added: Enrollment Code field type for Gravity Forms – field can now be placed anywhere in the form
- Added: Confirmation dialog when deleting codes
- Added: Duplicate checking when generating codes
- Updated: Search for a specific enrollment code now returns the group the code is in if the search is done from the code group page
- Fixed: Support for Theme My Login 6.x restored
- Fixed: Link to submit support ticket added when active license detected
- Fixed: Undefined index notice on View Codes page
---
### 3.0
- Added: Support for code expiry dates
- Added: Ability to search by code text
- Added: Basic Gutenberg block support
- Added: Support for Theme My Login 7.x
- Added: Support for Gravity Forms User Verification feature
- Added: Uncanny 3.0 plugin architecture (tabs for Help, License Activation, etc.)
- Updated: Improved translation support
- Updated: Improved multisite compatibility
- Fixed: Typo in registration form success message
- Fixed: “Require LearnDash Code” checkbox not showing up on WooCommerce products
---
### 2.0
- Added: .pot file for translations
- Updated: Design of back-end pages
- Updated: Styling of the included registration form
- Fixed: Error on save of Gravity Forms settings if fields are empty
---
### 1.0.5
- Updated: Generated codes no longer include similar characters (e.g. i,l,0,o, etc.)
---
### 1.0.4
- Added: \[uo\_code\_registration\] now accepts the following parameters: redirect, code\_optional, auto\_login, role. Visit the knowledge base for details:
- Updated: Registration form shortcode \[uo\_code\_registration\] now ignores “Anyone can register” setting in WordPress general settings
---
### 1.0.3
- Updated: Added support for Theme My Login registration forms with option to make Registration Code a required field
---
### 1.0.2
- Fixed: Settings page not saving when GravityForms User Add On is not active
- Fixed: Database query for potential failure on some servers
---
### 1.0.1
- Fixed: switch\_to\_locale() 500 server error on stock user registration form
- Fixed: Settings page if Gravity Forms User Registration Add-on is not active
- Removed: Default button CSS on stock user registration form
---
### 1.0
- Initial release
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Tin Canny Uploader](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/storyline-captivate-uploader/)
**Published:** September 9, 2017
**Author:** yuehchin
**Content:**
### Overview
The Tin Canny Uploader is the tool that will allow you to upload your xAPI and SCORM modules to your LearnDash lesson or topic page. The Uploader is integrated with the both the Classic Editor and Gutenberg so you can quickly attach an e-learning module as part of your content creation workflow.
### Tin Canny Uploader and Gutenberg Block Editor
To upload and embed your module using Gutenberg block editor, follow these steps:
1. On your LearnDash lesson or topic edit page, click the “+” icon to add a new block.
2. When the block selector appears, search and select the Tin Canny Content block.
3. After the block is added, you have 2 options\*:
- “Upload”
1. Click Upload.
2. Find and select your module ZIP file from your computer and click “Open”.
3. The module will upload, register and the content block will embed on your page.
- “Select from Library”
1. Search and/or select a module that has already been uploaded to your site.
2. The content block will embed on your page.
4. After you embed the content block, you will be able to select your display option from the side menu\*\*.
- You have 3 options:
1. iFrame
2. Lightbox
3. New tab
5. After selecting your display option, save your page and the module will display in the front end.
\*In step 3, if you are selecting the “Upload” option, depending on the size of your ZIP file, you can check the option “Upload entire zip file” in the side menu. This option provide a must faster upload experience.
\*\* When using the block editor, you can change your display option at any time without needing to re-upload your module.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Select-Tin-Canny-Block.png)Add the Tin Canny Content block[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Upload-or-Select-from-library.png)Choose either Upload or Select from Library[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/use-zip-uploader.png)Use the ZIP uploader for faster upload times if applicable[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Select-from-Library.png)Find and select your module from the Manage Content library[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Tin-Canny-Content-Block.png)A module embedded via Tin Canny Content block### Tin Canny Uploader and the Classic Editor
To upload and embed your module using the Classic editor, follow these steps:
1. On your LearnDash lesson or topic edit page, click the “Add Tin Canny Media” button.
2. A modal box will open and give you 2 options:
- “Upload File”
1. Click the button labelled “Click to Upload” (before you click this button, you can also enable the option “Upload entire zip file” below).
2. Find and select your module ZIP file from your computer and click “Open”.
3. When the module finished uploading, you will have to select a display option. You have 3 options:
1. iFrame
2. Lightbox
3. New tab
4. After you select the display option, click “Insert Into Post”.
5. The module be added as a shortcode in the Classic Editor
- “Content Library”
1. Search and/or select a module that has already been uploaded to your site and click the “Show” button.
2. You will have to select a display option. You have 3 options:
1. iFrame
2. Lightbox
3. New tab
3. After you select the display option, click “Insert Into Post”.
4. The module be added as a shortcode in the Classic Editor
3. After selecting your display option, save your page and the module will display in the front end.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/add-tin-canny-media-button.png)Click the Add Tin Canny Media button[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/upload-file-zip-option.png)Choose Upload File or Content Library and dont forget the ZIP upload option[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/select-file-from-content-library.png)Select an uploaded module from your Manage Content library[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/embed-options-after-uploading-or-selecting-module.png)After you upload your module or select it from the library you will need to select the display option[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/tin-canny-content-embedded-as-shortcode.png)Your module will display as shortcode### Elementor/WP Bakery Page Builder/Other Editors
If you are using a pagebuilder such as Elementor or WP Bakery Page Builder, look for a “text” module and add that to the page. The editor in the text module should display the Add Tin Canny Media button (see above), which you can use to insert your content.
**Important:** Upload zip files published directly from your authoring tool only. All modules must be uploaded through our upload tool, as it modifies some javascript files in the modules to ensure that statements are tracked properly.
Please note that file names must contain fewer than 100 characters and should not contain any special characters.
### Tin Can/xAPI Data
In order to capture Tin Can data, your Storyline/Rise, Captivate, or iSpring module must have been published to xAPI or SCORM (1.2 or 2004). The module will still work if it was published to web but you won’t be able to capture Tin Can data. We recommend publishing to xAPI if the option is available, as in some situations it offers performance advantages over SCORM tracking.
### Very large files
If for any reason the zip file is too big to upload inside WordPress (this would typically include files over 100 MB), this workaround is available but should *only* be performed for large files:
1. Publish the zip file as you normally would.
2. Extract the contents of the zip file. (Don’t use a Mac for this, as it can add hidden files that break the upload process.)
3. Move the big media files elsewhere and remember the folder they were in.
4. Zip the files back up so the structure is the same (minus the large files; just make sure the XML file is still in the root).
5. Upload the zip file through the Tin Canny uploader as before. if there’s an error, maybe it wasn’t zipped back up again properly.
6. On the lesson/topic edit page, note the identifier in the shortcode. You’ll see an snc one.
7. Connect to the site by FTP. Navigate to /wp-content/uploads/uncanny-snc/.
8. Find the # corresponding with the shortcode in step 6 and go into it.
9. Upload the large files to wherever they’re supposed to be.
### Single Page Courses
Out of the box, Tin Canny modules should not be use on LearnDash course post types, especially if there are no lessons attached to the course. LearnDash relies on lesson completions to track progress and trigger course completion. If you also have [Toolkit Pro](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro/) and the [Single Page Courses module](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/single-page-courses/) is enabled, versions 3.6 of Tin Canny and later do offer support and make uploading modules at the course level for microlearning possible. Make sure you follow the same [Mark Complete](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-learndash-mark-complete/) rules as you do for lessons and topics, and to protect content we suggest hiding the module to non-students with the [LearnDash student shortcode](https://www.learndash.com/support/docs/core/shortcodes-blocks/#learndash_student_student).
### Multisite
If you use Tin Canny in a multisite network, it is possible to broadcast Tin Canny modules to other network sites using the Broadcast plugin from Plainview Plugins along with their LearnDash addon. See for more information.
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Install the Tin Canny Reporting Plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tincanny-installation-setup/)
**Published:** September 2, 2017
**Author:** yuehchin
**Content:**
### Installation
Installing the plugin can’t be more straightforward. After you purchase and download the plugin, you can simply sign into your WordPress site as an admin and navigate to **Plugins > Add New**. To install the plugin, click **Upload Plugin** to start the process. After installation, you will be directed to the License Activation page to enter your license key and activate the plugin.
### Setup
The plugin has four report views (for Course, User, Tin Can and xAPI Quiz Report) and a **Settings** tab.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Tin-Can-and-SCORM-settings.png)
There are three optional controls on the Settings page under the heading Tin Can/SCORM:
- Capture Tin Can and SCORM data: Keep the default setting Yes unless you are certain you won’t incorporate H5P, Storyline, Captivate, or iSpring content in any of your courses. If you select No (to not capture Tin Can data), the Tin Can Report tab will be removed and so will the Tin Can activity menu on the User Report. In addition, no Tin Can data will be reported on the Dashboard or Course Report. All other LearnDash reporting will still be available and functioning as expected.
- [Protect SCORM/Tin Can modules:](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/protecting-sharing-content-tin-canny/) This option can prevent modules from being viewed by users who are not signed to your site. You can set protection at a global level (as shown above) and also override the global setting at a lesson or topic level.
- SCORM Driver Compatibility: Depending on the authoring tool used, you may be required to change the default “Async” SCORM Driver compatibility to “Sync”. For most scenarios, this option will stay on the default “Async” setting.
You can also set global options for the Mark Complete button behaviour. The options include:
- Always Enabled
- Disabled until complete
- Hidden until complete
- Hidden and autocomplete
- Hidden and autoadvance
The Reset Tin Can Data button allows you to clear all existing Tin Can statements in the Tin Can Report. This feature would be helpful if you need to reset test data. Note all historical data will be removed; this action cannot be undone.
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Change or Reset Your Password](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/change-or-reset-your-password/)
**Published:** August 19, 2025
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
If you’ve lost your password or need to change it, follow these steps:
1. Go to
2. Click Forgot Password?
3. Enter your username or email address and click Recover Account.
4. If you provided the correct information, you’ll receive an email with instructions to reset your password.
If you need to access the account of someone who previously purchased a plugin but has since left your company or is no longer affiliated with your organization and you do not have access to their email, you will need to reach out to our support to request access to their account. Please provide the following information:
- The name and email address of the person who purchased the license
- The reason you require access to their account
- The product license key
[Click here](https://www.uncannyowl.com/contact-us-2/) and choose *Other* to contact our team.
**Article Categories:** Your Account
---
### [Generating or Adding New Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generating-new-codes/)
**Published:** November 24, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to generate codes to enable users to self-enroll into LearnDash courses and groups.
**Content:**
### Generate codes
Creating a code batch is the very first step of the process of using codes. Once codes are generated, you can distribute, sell and control how they’re used.
To create a new batch of codes, navigate to **Uncanny Codes > Generate codes** as an administrator. The onscreen wizard will walk you through the code generation process.
### Name your code batch
When multiple codes are generated with the same characters (e.g. 10 codes that can be redeemed for access to a LearnDash course), a “batch” of that group of codes is set up. Beginning with [Uncanny Codes 4.0](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-codes/), all code batches must be named. The name makes it easier to identify code batches when setting up WooCommerce products and [Uncanny Automator recipes](https://automatorplugin.com/knowledge-base/creating-a-recipe/).
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Name_a_code_batch.png)
The name is a required field and must be filled in before you can generate codes. Use something that will be easy for you to recognize; it’s often helpful to figure out an appropriate naming convention before generating any codes. Names are unique and cannot be changed once codes are generated.
### Code type
There are 2 types of codes available in Uncanny Codes: Uncanny Automator and LearnDash. For all code redemption types *except* LearnDash courses and groups, choose Uncanny Automator.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Uncanny_Code_Types.png)
If you choose [Uncanny Automator](https://wordpress.org/plugins/uncanny-automator/) and don’t have it installed, you will have the option to install the free version automatically. This step is required before you can generate codes for use in Automator recipes. Uncanny Automator allows code redemption to be linked to any of the Actions for plugins and apps listed [here](https://automatorplugin.com/all-triggers-and-actions/), enabling code redemption to be linked to actions like adding a CRM tag, adding the user to a membership level, registering the user in a webinar, etc.
**If you plan to sell codes with WooCommerce, choose Uncanny Automator.**
For more information about setting up Automator recipes for generated codes, see [this article](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/connect-codes-to-uncanny-automator/).
LearnDash code types are very straightforward; they add the user who redeems the code to courses or groups in LearnDash.
### LearnDash code settings
LearnDash code batches have additional settings that don’t apply to Automator codes. These settings allow mapping to LearnDash courses or groups right from the generation page *and* they define additional behaviours for ecommerce scenarios.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/LearnDash_code_settings_for_Uncanny_Codes.png)
These are the additional settings for LearnDash codes:
- **Enroll users into courses or groups:** Codes can be generated for either LearnDash courses **OR** LearnDash groups. Once a selection is made, a list of available courses or groups is displayed. Select one or more courses or groups; users redeeming the generated code will be added to these courses or groups.
- **LearnDash code type**
- *Default* is the appropriate selection in most cases.
- *Paid* codes are used with WooCommerce to indicate that the associated code has been paid for previously; when redeemed as part of a purchase that includes a product that requires a LearnDash code (see [this article](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-woocommerce/)), the price of the associated product is reduced to $0.
- *Unpaid* codes are also tied to WooCommerce transactions but charge the user the full amount.
### Code settings
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Code_settings.png)
- **Number of uses per code:** Defines how many times a code can be redeemed. For situations where a code is only redeemed by one user, this should be “1”. For codes that will be shared among a group of users (such as a classroom or business department), this may be much higher. It’s not always practical to distribute individual codes, so this field allows control over how much a code can be shared. **Important: If you plan to sell codes with WooCommerce, this value must be set to “1”**.
- **Expiry date/time** (optional): If codes should expire, enter the expiry date and time.
Once the options above are set, codes can be automatically generated, or entered manually.
### Auto-generate codes
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Auto-generate_Uncanny_Codes.png)
Begin by choosing *Auto-generate codes* under **Generation method**. Then fill out the remaining fields:
- **Number of unique codes**: The number of unique codes to generate. This is how many codes the system will create when the **Save Changes** button is clicked. We recommend keeping this number under 10,000 and using separate batches if you need over 10,000.
- **Number of characters**: The number of characters to include in each code. We recommend no fewer than 8 characters and no more than 50.
- **Type of characters**: Check the type of characters you want included in each code.
- **Dash separation**: Divides the code into sections with hyphens to make them easier to read. They hyphens are not included in the Number of characters.
- **Prefix/Suffix** (optional): Setting a *Prefix* or *Suffix* can help to identify codes to users or to brand the codes.
Once generated, the batch of codes is added to the **View Codes** page of the plugin.
### Manually entering codes
Custom codes can be entered instead of auto-generating codes. To do this, select *Manually enter codes* under **Generation method**. Doing this replaces the *Number of unique codes*, *Number of characters*, *Dash separation*, *Prefix* and *Suffix* fields above with a single textarea labeled *Enter one code per line*. Select the appropriate options and enter your custom codes one per line.
Codes support letters, numbers and hyphens.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Download your plugins and get your license keys](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/how-to-download-your-plugins-and-get-your-license-keys/)
**Published:** August 19, 2025
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### How to download your plugins
There are a couple of ways to download any plugins you have purchased:
- When you purchase an Uncanny Owl plugin or All Access Pass, you will receive a confirmation email containing links to download the plugin(s) you purchased. The subject line of this email is “Your Uncanny Owl Purchase”.
- If those links have expired, you can download your plugins from the *Downloads* page under *My Account*. To do this:
- [Log in](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login) to your account.
- Go to the [Downloads](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/downloads/) page.
- Find the plugin you wish to download and click the associated link(s).
For instructions on installing your plugin, consult the appropriate article:
- [Uncanny Toolkit Pro for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/install-the-uncanny-toolkit-pro-for-learndash/)
- [Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tincanny-installation-setup/)
- [Uncanny Groups for LearnDash](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/uncanny-learndash-groups-plugin-setup/)
- [Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/)
- [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setup-continuing-education-credits-plugin/)
### How to get your license keys
There are a couple of ways to view the license keys for any plugins you have purchased:
- When you purchase an Uncanny Owl plugin or All Access Pass, you will receive a confirmation email containing the licence keys for the the plugin(s) you purchased. (The All Access Pass includes all 5 of our premium plugins, but a single license key that will work with all 5.) The subject line of this email is “Your Uncanny Owl Purchase”.
- You can also view your licenses from the *Plugin licenses* page under *My Account*. To do this:
- [Log in](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login) to your account.
- Go to the [Plugin licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/licenses/) page.
- Copy the license key you’re looking for and paste it into the license field on your plugin’s *Settings* page, then click *Activate license*.
**Article Categories:** Your Account
---
### [Request a Refund](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/request-a-refund/)
**Published:** August 19, 2025
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
If you feel that an Uncanny Owl plugin isn’t quite what your site needs, we can help you determine whether you are eligible for a refund and how to request one.
### Determining if You’re Eligible for a Refund
Uncanny Owl is proud to offer a 100% no-risk guarantee. If you purchase any Uncanny Owl plugin and decide within the first 14 days that it isn’t a good fit, we’ll provide you with a full refund.
Once this period is up, you can’t get a refund, but you can still [cancel your subscription](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-your-subscription/#cancelling-your-subscription) or [downgrade your license](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-or-downgrade-your-license/#downgrade-your-license).
Additionally, our money back guarantee only applies to new purchases, not renewals. (You will receive a reminder 2 weeks before your subscription renews, so be sure to cancel prior to your renewal date if you don’t want to renew.)
### Requesting a Refund
If you’d like to receive a refund within our 14-day no-risk guarantee window, please [**open a support request**](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/submit-a-request/) from your account area. Our team will respond as soon as possible to keep you updated on the status of your refund.
**Note**: Of course, we don’t want to see you go. We’d love to be able to help you build the site experience you’ve envisioned. If our support team can help in any way, or if there are specific features you’d like to see, please feel free to let us know in your message.
If you have any other questions about your subscription, please [get in touch with our support team](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/submit-a-request/) and we’ll be happy to help!
**Article Categories:** Your Account
---
### [Upgrade or Downgrade Your License](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/upgrade-or-downgrade-your-license/)
**Published:** August 19, 2025
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### Upgrade your license
If you want to upgrade your current license:
- to increase the number of activations by upgrading to a Business or Agency license, or
- to switch to the [All Access Pass](https://www.uncannyowl.com/all-access-pass/)
Follow these steps:
1. [Log in](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login) to your account.
2. Go to the [Plugin licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/licenses/) page.
3. Find the license you would like to upgrade and click *View Upgrades*. The cost of the upgrade is the difference between the price of your current license and the price of the license you would like to upgrade to.
**Note that upgrading your license does not change your subscription renewal date.**
### Downgrade your license
If you’re looking to downgrade your license to a lower number of sites, or from an All Access Pass to one or more single plugin licenses, you will need to cancel your current subscription. (If you’re within 14 days of your purchase, you can request a refund instead.) After this, you can purchase the license you want to switch to.
**Article Categories:** Your Account
---
### [Transfer Your Plugin License to Another Domain](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/transfer-your-plugin-license-to-another-domain/)
**Published:** August 19, 2025
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
If you are using a plugin on one website and want to move it to a different site, your plugin license will need to activated on the new site’s domain. This also applies if you are moving a site that was under development on a staging URL to a live URL. There are two ways to deactivate your plugin license: From your WordPress site’s admin menu, or from the [Plugin licenses page](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/licenses/) in your Account area.
### Deactivating your license from your WordPress site
- To deactivate your license on your WordPress site, log in to your WordPress site with an Administrator-level account.
- Go to *Automator > Settings*
- Click *Deactivate License* at the bottom of the page.
Your license is now deactivated and can be reactivated on another site.
### Deactivating your license from the Plugin licenses page
1. [Log in](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login) to your account.
2. Go to the [Plugin licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/licenses/) page.
3. Find the license you would like to deactivate and click *Manage Sites*. Find the URL of the site you wish to deactivate and click *Deactivate Site*.
Your license is now deactivated and can be reactivated on another site.
**Article Categories:** Your Account
---
### [Change the Email Address Associated With Your Account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/change-the-email-address-associated-with-your-account/)
**Published:** August 19, 2025
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
If you’ve changed your email address and would like to update it in your account, follow these steps:
1. [Log in](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login) to your account.
2. Go to [My Profile](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/change-password/).
3. Under *Primary Email Address*, enter your new email address.
4. Click *Save Changes*.
Our system maintains a list of previous email addresses to make it easier for us to trace previous transactions and correspondence with you. If you would like to delete your old email address, simply hover over it and click *Remove* (If you don’t see the *Alternate email addresses* field, try refreshing the page).
**Article Categories:** Your Account
---
### [Generate an Invoice For Your Purchase](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generate-an-invoice-for-your-purchase/)
**Published:** August 19, 2025
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
If you require a downloadable invoice for your purchase, you can generate one from your Purchases & Subscriptions page.
Follow these steps:
1. [Log in](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login) to your account.
2. Go to [Purchases & Subscriptions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/invoices/).
3. Find the purchase for which you require an invoice and click View Invoice. You’ll see options to print the invoice or download the invoice as a PDF.
**Article Categories:** Your Account
---
### [Manage Your Subscription](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/manage-your-subscription/)
**Published:** August 19, 2025
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### License vs. subscription
A plugin license is distinct from a plugin subscription. While an active plugin license provides you with updates and access to our support team, a subscription refers to an automatic recurring annual payment to renew your license (and keep it active).
### Renewing your license
When you purchase a plugin from us, a subscription is automatically created to ensure your license is renewed automatically and you don’t miss out on updates or support while you are using the product. The license will automatically be renewed one year after your initial purchase, and your original method of payment will be charged the renewal amount.
### Cancelling your subscription
If you wish to cancel your subscription to any of our products, you can easily do so through the *Purchases and Subscriptions* page. Here are the steps to cancel:
1. [Log in](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login) to your account.
2. Go to [Purchases & Subscriptions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/invoices/).
3. Find the subscription you wish to cancel, and click *Cancel*. You may be asked a few questions so we can better understand why you are cancelling your subscription and how we can improve our product/service.
4. Confirm the cancellation.
Your subscription will be cancelled immediately, but your plugin license will continue to be validuntil its expiration date (typically, your subscription renewal date). After subscription cancellation, you can confirm that your license is still active by visiting the [Plugin licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/licenses/) page.
### Reactivating a cancelled subscription
If you cancelled your subscription but wish to reactivate it, follow these steps:
1. [Log in](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login) to your account.
2. Go to [Purchases & Subscriptions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/invoices/).
3. Find the cancelled subscription you wish to reactivate and click *Reactivate*.
Note that if the license associated with the subscription is expired, your payment method will be charged immediately and your license reactivated. If it has not yet expired, your payment method will not be charged until the subscription renewal date.
**Article Categories:** Your Account
---
### [Renew Your License](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/renew-your-license/)
**Published:** August 19, 2025
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
All purchases create an annual recurring subscription, to ensure you have uninterrupted access to updates and support while you are using the product.
If at some point you canceled your subscription and your license subsequently expired, you can renew your subscription to reactivate your license. To renew an expired license, follow these steps:
1. [Log in](https://www.uncannyowl.com/login) to your account.
2. Go to [Plugin licenses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/licenses/).
3. Find the license you would like to renew and click *Renew License*.
4. Complete checkout and your license key will be reactivated.
You will then have a subscription for the reactivated license. You can manage your subscription from the [Purchases & Subscriptions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/invoices/) page.
**Article Categories:** Your Account
---
### [Set up Uncanny Redemption Codes for WordPress](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/set-up-uncanny-codes-for-wordpress/)
**Published:** November 23, 2016
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to install the Uncanny LearnDash Enrollment Codes plugin.
**Content:**
### Overview
For a brief introduction to Uncanny Redemption Codes and what you can do with it, we invite you to watch the overview video below.
### Installation
After you purchase and download the plugin, you can simply sign into your WordPress site as an admin and navigate to **Plugins > Add New**. To install the plugin, click **Upload Plugin** to start the process. After installation and activation, you will be directed to the License Activation page to enter your license key and activate the plugin. The license key is included in the purchase email and is also available from within your [Uncanny Owl account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/licenses/) on this site.
### Settings
The [Uncanny Redemption Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-codes/) settings page can be found under **Uncanny Codes > Settings** in /wp-admin/ on your website. The Settings page includes controls for LearnDash group behaviours, text for messages, WooCommerce autocompletion and database cleanup.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/LearnDash_Group_settings_for_Uncanny_Codes.png)
The first option on the Settings page controls what happens when learners who are already in a LearnDash Group enter a new group-based code. If the box is checked, the user remains in any existing LearnDash Groups and is also added to any new groups associated with the code. If the box is unchecked, the user is *removed from all other LearnDash Groups* and then added to the new group. Be very careful with this selection, as there is no easy way to restore group access if this is left unchecked unintentionally. Most sites should leave this box checked.
**Important:** Unchecking this box means users can’t redeem codes that are mapped to multiple groups; only the first group will be added. We strongly recommend leaving this box checked.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Custom_messages_for_Uncanny_Codes.png)
Uncanny Redemption Codes allows an administrator to set what text should be displayed to users when codes are redeemed or there’s an issue redeeming codes. Any code-related strings not shown here can still be easily modified with a translation plugin.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Terms___Conditions_for_Uncanny_Codes.png)
The Terms & Conditions section applies to the [built-in registration shortcode](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/using-codes-custom-registration-form/) only. If you use that shortcode and text is populated in this field, a checkbox is added to the registration form that requires users to review and accept terms and conditions before they can register and redeem the code.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/WooCommerce_autocomplete_orders_for_Uncanny_Codes.png)
Enable this option to automatically change the status of orders the include Uncanny Codes products to Completed. This only applies if you are selling Uncanny Redemption Codes products in a WooCommerce store.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Reset_Uncanny_Codes_data.png)
Use the Reset and Delete buttons to remove Uncanny Redemption Codes data and/or tables. The Delete option is particularly useful if you plan to no longer use the Uncanny Redemption Codes plugin.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Submit a support request](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/submit-a-support-request/)
**Published:** April 19, 2021
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### Support for Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash (Free version)
We provide limited, generic (i.e. not site specific) support for the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit directly through the [WordPress plugin directory page](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/uncanny-learndash-toolkit). We’ll do our best to provide general support there if you do run into any issues.
### Support for premium Uncanny Owl plugins
To submit a support ticket, log into the *[My Account](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/)* portal and click [*New support request*](https://www.uncannyowl.com/my-account/submit-a-request/) to create a support ticket.
Alternatively, to submit a support request from any of the Uncanny Owl premium plugins, look for the Help page in the /wp-admin menu. At the bottom of that page, click the *I can’t find the answer to my question* link.
This link (optionally) sends some additional information about your site to help us find a solution to your problem more quickly.
**If you don’t see this link, check that your plugin license is activated**.
**Article Categories:** Existing Customers
---
### [Continuing Education Credits – Changelog](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/continuing-education-credits-changelog/)
**Published:** August 16, 2017
**Author:** Anthony Lucic
**Excerpt:** Detailed descriptions of the changes in each release of Uncanny Continuing Education Credits.
**Content:**
### 5.0 \[2024-10-28\]
**New Feature:**
- CEUs / credits editable now #174
**Updated:**
- Continuing Education Report – New enhanced front-end report #242
- Continuing Education Report – Added Excel Export option #218
- Continuing Education Report – Configuration settings for Gutenberg Block #241
- Continuing Education Report – New filters for columns and data #243
- Continuing Education Report – New setting to include data from child groups in a group hierarchy #240
---
### 4.2.0.2 \[2024-09-25\]
**Fixed:**
- Fixed an issue where course data was not displayed when the “Enable Custom CEUs Rows” setting was enabled in Toolkit Pro under rare circumstances #235
- Licensing – Added an additional validation to ensure licensing calls only run when explicitly requested #229
---
### 4.2.0.1 \[2024-09-11\]
**Update:**
- Archived quiz results – Incorrect question count and percentages with third-party plugin overrides in a specific situation #219
**Fixed:**
- Archived transcript – Status column incorrectly displays date, causing archived courses to be excluded from filter #212
- Toolkit transcript – Use unique timestamp and course ID keys to prevent duplicate CEU data with archived records #214
- Licensing call – Creating a loop in a specific scenario #223
---
### 4.2 \[2024-07-11\]
**Addition:**
- Licensing – Allow plugin to be pre-activated by defining `UNCANNY_CEUS_LICENSE_KEY` in `wp-config.php` #205
**Updated:**
- Optionally show archive CEU course data in Uncanny Toolkit Pro’s User Transcript #200
- Quiz Question Analysis report – WP filters `uo_tincanny_reporting_do_ceu_override` & `uo_tincanny_reporting_skip_ceu_override_quiz_ids` #198
**Fix:**
- CEU Earned Shortcode – Returning empty string if the CEUs earned is 0 #195
**Internal:**
- Hide other plugin notices on CEU pages #202
- Move license to Settings page #205
---
### 4.1.0.1 \[2023-11-09\]
**Fixed:**
- Credit Report – Ludicrous mode – PHP notice when no records are generated #190
- Blocks – Removed `lodash` dependency for WordPress v6.4+ #190
- Blocks – Available Credits & Credits Remaining – PHP Error when LearnDash is not active #d083
---
### 4.1 \[2023-11-08\]
**Updated:**
- Credit Report – New performance options for better experience #122
- Credit Report – New Settings section to set report defaults #122
- Credit Report – Add “Reset” button to reset dropdown values #185
**Fixed:**
- Course records not migrating properly for Historical Records #182
- Credit Report – Dates are now displayed using LearnDash date/time display function #172
- Credit Report – CSV Export – Some uppercase email addresses are broken #168
- Credit Report – Multisite not showing users specific to the current site #163
- Deficiency Report – Required CEUs column displays no value when LearnDash is not activated #157
- User profile – Hide “Archived quiz results” if it’s empty #150
- Credit Report – Report showing UTC timestamp #147
**Internal:**
- Improved PHP 8.2 compatibility #184
- “Try Automator” menu entry renamed to “Automation” #175
- Fix vulnerability in Automator’s 1-click installer #153
- Database upgrades #122
- Award Certificate – WordPress filters `uo_group_leader_mail_headers`, `uo_admin_mail_headers` and `uo_user_mail_headers` to allow mail header overrides (BCC etc) #158
---
### 4.0 \[2022-11-17\]
**New Feature:**
- Historical data – CEU now keep historical records even if a course is reset #101
- Tin Canny Reporting – Quiz Question Analysis Report – Support for historical quiz completions
**Updated:**
- `[uo_ceu_available]` shortcode – Course ID validation added #120
- Multi-Course certificate: Certificate link are now stored in the database #91
**Fixed:**
- Course Report – CSV export not populating columns #124
- Course Report – Incorrect time being displayed #116
- PHP 8.1 Deprecation: `preg_split()` : Passing null to parameter #3 ($limit) of type int is deprecated #127
**Under the hood:**
- Historical data – Record new quiz results in archive #101
- Historical Data – Copy existing records in historical tables #105
- Historical Data – Add “Generate historical quiz records” section under Generate Records tab #104
- Edit profile – Show historical quiz completion records #102
- In-plugin notifications system #129
- Uncanny Automator 1-click installer #39
- Multiple do\_action hooks #114
- Fix core-js preventing webpack from generating the bundles #106
- CEU licensing – Licensing page updated #38
---
### 3.3.4 \[2022-03-23\]
**Fixed:**
- Credit report – CSV export exposes hidden timestamp #85
- View Certificate – PHP error on some environments #87
---
### 3.3.3 \[2022-03-03\]
**Updated:**
- Improved appearance of deficiency report when no rollover date is set
- Improved PHP 8 compatibility #57
**Fixed:**
- Front-end assets sassdash and sass-svg cause core-js to freeze during compilation #73, #65
- `PHP error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function exists()` in `award-certificate.php #70`
- `PHP notice: Undefined index: highest_group_credit_required #64`
- `PHP notice: add_submenu_page was called incorrectly #35`
---
### 3.3.2 \[2021-11-19\]
**Updated:**
- Changes/fixes to ticket submission data
**Fixed:**
- Fatal error on remote get #58
---
### 3.3.1 \[2021-10-04\]
**Updated:**
- Optimized query performance #47
**Fixed:**
- PHP warning – block\_categories deprecated #55
- PHP error on quiz completion in some situations #43
- Multi-course CEU certificate not sent in some situations #36
- Certificates awarded by Uncanny CEUs now linked properly in Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash certificate widget module #33
- PHP error – Class ‘uncanny\_ceu\\stdClass’ not found on some sites #21
---
### 3.3 \[2021-04-01\]
**Updated:**
- Added compatibility with LearnDash Certificate Builder plugin #13
- Credit report now loads all records by default #9
**Fixed:**
- PHP notice: Deprecated: Non-static method ceu\_value\_meta\_box\_callback() should not be called statically #19
- Credit display issue on Learner Transcript (Uncanny Toolkit Pro) when the user has no LearnDash course completions #1
---
### 3.2.1 \[2021-02-10\]
**Added:**
- Support for manual entries where credit value = 0
- Support for display of custom CEUs in Learner Transcript module of Uncanny Toolkit Pro (requires Uncanny Toolkit Pro 3.7 or later)
**Fixed:**
- PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function uncanny\_ceu\\learndash\_get\_users\_group\_ids() when LearnDash is not active
- PHP Notice: missing required permission\_callback argument
---
### 3.2 \[2021-01-13\]
**Added:**
- New system to generate credit and completion records for historical LearnDash course completions
**Updated:**
- Removed hyperlinks from custom titles in Credit Report
- Only show courses that have assigned credits when adding manual credits
**Fixed:**
- Allow support for decimals when adding custom credits
- Times in Credit Report match WordPress time instead of server time
- Several text domains corrected for translatable strings
- Last names incorrectly truncated in Credit Report export
- Replace some references to “CEUs” with the plural CEU label from the plugin Settings page
---
### 3.1 \[2020-12-17\]
**Added:**
- Ability to add custom credits for users from the Credit Report
- Ability to delete credits from the Credit Report
- Ability to trigger multi-course and multi-credit certificates from custom credits
**Updated:**
- Improved performance of user selection in Credit and Deficiency Reports
- Text domain of internal string
**Fixed:**
- Better support for PDF rendering on sites with LearnDash 3.2.0+
- WordPress 5.5+ compatibility related to REST API routes without a permission\_callback
- Earned credits showing properly in the Dashboard module of Toolkit Pro
---
### 3.0.7 \[2020-10-28\]
- Added: Hook for Uncanny Automator integration
---
### 3.0.6 \[2020-07-27\]
- Fixed: PHP Notice: register\_rest\_route was called incorrectly in WordPress 5.4.2 and newer
---
### 3.0.5 \[2020-03-19\]
- Updated: EDD updater class
- Updated: Reduced the delay before CEUs are awarded after course completion to 10 seconds
- Updated: Courses completed by an admin via the edit user page now awards CEUs
- Fixed: CEU certificates not being emailed due to TCPDF folder location change in LearnDash
- Fixed: WordPress Notice – add\_submenu\_page was called incorrectly
- Fixed: PHP notices and warnings displayed in Query Monitor plugin
---
### 3.0.4
- Added: Support for LearnDash 3.1
---
### 3.0.3
- Fixed: Name appearing twice in CSV exported from course and deficiency reports
---
### 3.0.2
- Updated: Added email column to Course and Deficiency Report CSV export
- Fixed: Date column in CSV export now formatted correctly
- Fixed: Credit values are no longer rounded on Learner Transcript (Learner Transcript requires Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro)
---
### 3.0.1
- Added: Total row for CEUs column in Learner Transcript (Uncanny Toolkit Pro)
- Fixed: Credit Rollover Date no longer accepts invalid date values
- Fixed: Date filters on reports now properly sync’d with stored completion dates
---
### 3.0
- Added: Basic Gutenberg block support
- Added: Uncanny 3.0 plugin architecture (tabs for Help, License Activation, etc.)
- Updated: Visual design and filters of all admin reports
- Updated: Visual design of front-end report (\[uo\_ceu\_report\])
- Updated: Course completion time is now recorded from learndash\_course\_completed action
- Updated: Support for optional CEU column in Learner Transcript module of Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro
- Updated: Improved support for differences between WordPress and server timezones
- Updated: Improved support for plugin translation
- Fixed: Visibility of \_\_sleep method for PHP 7 compatibility
- Fixed: CEUs not properly included in “CEUs Earned Since Rollover” section on user profile page
- Fixed: Logic for calculating credits in current rollover period
---
### 2.0
- Added: Utilized uo\_course\_completion\_time from Pro toolkit to save same time across multiple modules
- Added: Column for course CEUs earned in the Learner Transcript module of Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro (requires Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit Pro plugin)
- Updated: Settings page design
- Updated: Moved Certificate Email Settings to Settings page
- Updated: Changed from current\_time(‘timestamp’) to time() for consistency
- Fixed: CSS conflict with Events Calendar Tickets
- Fixed: CEU certificate rendering issues
---
### 1.1.1
- Update: Plugin now reports dates and times exclusively in the WordPress site time zone
---
### 1.1
- New Feature: Added Required Credits for users and groups
- New Feature: Added Required Credit shortcodes: \[uo\_ceu\_days\_remaining\] and \[uo\_ceu\_credits\_remaining\]
- New Feature: Added Required Credit Deficiency Report
- New Feature: Added Required Credit email reminders
#### 1.0
- Initial Release
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
---
### [Connecting codes to Uncanny Automator](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/connect-codes-to-uncanny-automator/)
**Published:** March 16, 2021
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Setting up Uncanny Automator
[Uncanny Automator](https://wordpress.org/plugins/uncanny-automator/) is an optional, free plugin for Uncanny Codes that is *highly* recommended because it unlocks a huge number of code redemption options. If Automator isn’t installed, Uncanny Codes will prompt you to install it automatically if you attempt to generate Automator code types.
To install it yourself, just navigate to **Plugins > Add New** as an administrator and search for “Uncanny Automator”. Install it and activate it to unlock Automator code types and recipes.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Install_Uncanny_Automator.png)
### Creating an Automator recipe for code redemption
When you create an Uncanny Codes batch that uses the Automator code type, the system will automatically direct you into a new recipe when you generate the codes. You can also create a new recipe from scratch that triggers actions when a code from a particular batch is redeemed.
In both cases, the key to linking code redemptions from a batch with specific actions is this logged-in trigger:
- **A user redeems a code from a batch**
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Redeem_a_code_from_a_batch.png)
Make sure you choose the correct code batch from the drop-down list and don’t forget to name your recipe with something meaningful and identifiable (as you will likely have many different recipes).
Once the trigger is set up, add the behaviours that you want to have happen in the *Actions* box. You can use any integrations that you want from the list, even choose multiple actions. Maybe you want code redemption to enroll a user in a LearnDash course and add the user to a social group in BuddyBoss. After choosing your actions, make sure to switch them to *Live* status and take the recipe live too.
For more information about creating recipes, see .
### Using Uncanny Automator Pro with Uncanny Codes
Using the premium [Uncanny Automator Pro](https://automatorplugin.com/pricing/) plugin with Codes is optional and unlocks even more redemption possibilities. If you do use Pro, please note that the “A user redeems a code from a batch” trigger is only available for Logged-in recipe types. You must choose when creating a new recipe to see the correct trigger.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [Tin Canny Reporting - Technical Requirements](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-reporting-technical-requirements/)
**Published:** December 13, 2017
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### End-user requirements
An up-to-date, modern browser such as:
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
- Microsoft Edge
- MacOS Safari
Internet Explorer is not supported.
### Permalinks
For Tin Canny to work properly the Permalink settings on your site (under Settings > Permalinks as an admin) cannot be set to Plain. Any other setting should work, but if you’re having trouble capturing data and errors are reported, double-check your permalink settings.
### Hosting requirements
Minimum requirements are:
- PHP 7.4+
- WordPress 5.4
- LearnDash 3.6+
- 256MB of memory allocated to WordPress
We recommend the following for optimal performance:
- PHP 8.0+
- A WordPress-optimized host such as [WP Engine](https://www.uncannyowl.com/share/wpengine) or [Pressidium](https://www.uncannyowl.com/share/pressidium)
- Additional WordPress memory (some times may require 512 MB or more to report on large data sets)
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/frequently-asked-questions/)
**Published:** September 3, 2017
**Author:** yuehchin
**Content:**
### What are the minimum requirements for running Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting?
Tin Canny requires PHP 7.4 or higher as well as the latest version of LearnDash. It is a heavier plugin and with large records sets you may require more than 256 MB of memory be allocated to WordPress.
### On the Tin Canny Reporting page, I see a loading icon but nothing loads.
First, turn off debug in **wp-config.php** by changing:
`define('WP_DEBUG', true);`
To:
`define('WP_DEBUG', false);`
If the report page still doesn’t load after turning off debug, add the following to wp-config.php:
`ini_set('log_errors','On');ini_set('display_errors','Off');ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL );define('WP_DEBUG', false);define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true);define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false);`
### Can I track eLearning content hosted on Amazon S3 or other offsite storage?
The LRS installed with the Tin Canny Reporting plugin is local to your WordPress site. It cannot store statements sent from eLearning modules hosted externally or offloaded to another service, including Amazon S3. You need to upload Tin Can modules directly to your WordPress/LearnDash site and modules must be stored on the WordPress install.
### Why do I see a blank screen where my module should be?
We usually see this happen when SSL is configured incorrectly. If your site is secure, and all of your URLs in the front end begin with https://, make sure that the URLs for the site under **Settings > General** in /wp-admin/ also have https:// at the beginning. If they don’t, the URLs must be corrected.
It can also help to check the javascript console (**View > Developer > Javascript Console** in Chrome) to look for errors.
### Why aren’t statements in the Tin Can report tracked?
There are a number of things that could cause this. No data will be tracked if the site is protected with an .htaccess (sitewide) password or if the user completing activities is not signed in. Anything that globally restricts access in some way or disables the REST API could also prevent proper use of Tin Canny.
If you’re using H5P modules, make sure you don’t have the H5P xAPI plugin installed. It will block communications with our Tin Canny endpoint. Also note that not every H5P module type sends xAPI/Tin Can statements; if you’re unsure, try visiting , go into the content type you’re using, and click the xAPI Coverage tab at the top. If there’s nothing there, the module may not send statements.
### Why do I see 403 errors?
Similar to the tracking issues above, anything that could disrupt communications with the virtual Tin Canny LRS endpoint that we create can result in 403 errors. If you use Sucuri or another security/firewall plugin, you will need to whitelist the plugin in its settings. Maintenance plugins or anything else that restricts or redirects access on a sitewide basis is also likely to cause problems.
### Does Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting work with all SCORM and xAPI content?
The plugin has been written for and tested extensively with the authoring software listed on . Although SCORM and xAPI are eLearning standards, different authoring applications do work a little differently in terms of when they send statements and how progress and completion are tracked. Our support is limited to authoring software that we know for certain would work.
### Why are the time columns blank in my Course report?
Tin Canny cannot track course time on its own; we rely on the [Simple Course Timer](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/simple-course-timer/) module in the [Pro addon](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-toolkit-pro/) for the Uncanny LearnDash Toolkit. We include those columns to make it easier to see data collected with that plugin. Also note that time will only be tracked from the time the module is enabled.
### I cloned my site and now users can’t access Tin Canny content. What happened?
This can happen in some situations where .htaccess files are included in a clone. To restore access to Tin Canny content, follow these steps:
1. Turn the setting *Protect SCORM/Tin Can modules* off
2. Click *Save Changes*
3. Turn the setting *Protect SCORM/Tin Can modules* on
4. Click *Save Changes*
This will regenerate .htaccess files that are configured for the cloned site.
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Tin Can Lesson/Topic Completion Tracking](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/tin-canny-learndash-mark-complete/)
**Published:** September 11, 2017
**Author:** yuehchin
**Content:**
### Integration with LearnDash Mark Complete
The [Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting](/tin-can-lrs-learndash-report-toolkit) plugin offers 5 options for integration with the LearnDash Mark Complete button that appears in Lessons and Topics:
- **Always Enabled:** Mark Complete button is always enabled. The learner can click the button to complete the lesson or topic at any time.
- **Disabled until complete:** Mark Complete button is disabled until the completion condition has been satisfied. The button is visible, but not clickable until the module has been completed. Most themes will show the disabled button in a different color (typically grey), but on some themes, the disabled button will look exactly like the enabled button. On these themes, CSS can be used to style the disabled button, or one of the other options can be used (e.g. hidden until complete).
- **Hidden until complete:** Mark Complete button is hidden until the completion condition has been met. Once the completion condition has been met, the button becomes visible.
- **Hidden and autocomplete:** Mark Complete button is hidden and the lesson/topic is automatically marked complete when the completion condition has been met. With this option, you will need to provide a way for the user to progress to the next lesson or topic when the module has been completed, as there is no button for them to click.
- **Hidden and autoadvance:** Mark Complete button is hidden, the lesson/topic is automatically marked complete and the learner is automatically advanced to the next lesson or topic when the completion condition has been met. **Notes**: If LearnDash cannot identify a “next” lesson or topic, the current page will be reloaded. If the lesson/topic is already complete, the user will not be autoadvanced.
The global setting that controls the Mark Complete button can be overridden at the lesson or topic level by changing the value of Restrict Mark Complete from “Use Global Setting” to a specific option.
If you use Toolkit Pro with the [Single Page Courses module](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/single-page-courses/) active, please note that these options are also available at the course level. See [this article](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/storyline-captivate-uploader/#Single_Page_Courses) for more information.
### Completion Condition
The default completion condition is “completed”, “passed”, or “answered”. You can further control when the Mark Complete button is enabled by specifying a different completion condition on individual lesson or topic pages. For example, for a Tin Can module that contains a quiz at the end, you may want to limit the Completion Condition to just “passed”.
The Completion Condition field accepts 3 types of values:
1. A verb, like “completed” or “passed”.
2. A score, captured in this format: “result > 60”. In that example, the Mark Complete button/behaviour will be unlocked when a score of over 60 is recorded.
3. A combination of target (a.k.a slide in your uploaded module) and verb, in this format: uotarget TARGET\_NAME::VERB. If a slide name is “Slide 2” and the expected verb for that slide is “Experienced”, and you want the combination to satisfy the Completion Condition, enter “uotarget Slide 2::experienced”.
What’s most important is that the Completion Condition match whatever you see in the Tin Can report when you want completion to be available for the LearnDash lesson or topic. If you see a “Completed” verb in the Tin Can report and that’s the completion indicator, enter “Completed” in the Completion Condition field.
If there are multiple Tin Can modules on a lesson/topic page, the Mark Complete button condition is satisfied when any modules have been completed. For H5P modules, the Mark Complete button gets enabled when *any* module on the page has been completed (the H5P module must pass xAPI statements for this functionality to work; not all H5P content types do this).
**Note:**
- The completion of a LearnDash lesson/topic and that of a Tin Can module are independent of each other. How completion should be triggered in an e-learning module published from Storyline, Captivate, and iSpring is configured in the Publish settings in those programs. (The following example is from Storyline.) Articulate Rise and H5P don’t give the user these tracking options.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/storyline_publish_tracking.png)
### Troubleshooting Mark Complete Issues
It’s unfortunately common for many of our users to experience issues with control over the Mark Complete button. Problems tend to occur in at least one of these areas:
1. **Access to the Tin Canny endpoint**. H5P and uploaded modules must have unrestricted access to send anonymous communications to our the virtual endpoint that Tin Canny creates on your site. Maintenance plugins (and other plugins that redirect users across the site), security plugins, proxies (like Cloudflare) and similar tools can block the access that’s needed for your modules to pass data to Tin Canny.
2. **Stored verbs and other data are different than expected**. Different authoring tools send different statements. If you set up a Mark Complete restriction on a “Completed” verb, but your module doesn’t send that verb, the Mark Complete button will never unlock.
3. **Javascript conflicts**. These are less common, but in some cases other plugins may interfere and prevent the Mark Complete button from unlocking.
Here are some important steps to try when investigating Mark Complete unlock errors:
1. Understand your data. Open 2 windows, one showing the *Tin Can* report and the other your module. As you go through the module, continually refresh the Tin Can report to see understand what statements are triggered when. Also make sure the completion condition you want to use is actually recorded properly.
2. Start with simple conditions. Don’t jump right into something like “result>80”. Start with a single verb that you know is being passed.
3. Make sure you test with a regular user, not an admin or someone that completed the module previously, and that the user is signed in and enrolled in the course.
4. Clone to a Staging environment and disable other plugins (except LearnDash and Tin Canny). This can help to rule out a conflict. Try to see if things work as expected in that environment.
5. Check the browser console on the module page by choosing **View > Developer > Javascript Console** in Chrome. Is anything in red? Are the warnings anything that can be resolved or things that might indicate a probably that would affect Tin Canny? Note here that if you see 403 errors it indicates a permissioning issue, and 500 errors often have associated entries in the web server error log that should be investigated.
If you continue experiencing issues that can’t be resolved, reach out to our support team for assistance.
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Authoring Tools Supported by Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/authoring-tools-supported/)
**Published:** September 4, 2017
**Author:** yuehchin
**Content:**
### Tin Canny Reporting – Version 4.0 and up
Starting with Tin Canny 4.0, we will provide support for **almost all standards-compliant SCORM and xAPI/Tin Can modules**. This includes dispatch files, but not all authoring tools that publish dispatch have full support for resume (and in some cases tracking) behaviours in Tin Canny. Multi-SCO modules are currently not supported. A good test for compatibility is trying the module on [SCORM Cloud](https://cloud.scorm.com/sc/guest/SignInForm), but in some cases, due to WordPress architecture and behaviour, we cannot guarantee support for all authoring tools. Tin Canny testing is done primarily against Storyline, iSpring, Rise, Captivate and H5P.
### Tin Canny Reporting – Versions earlier than 4.0
Earlier versions of Tin Canny only support **tracking of Tin Can (xAPI) and SCORM statements from e-learning modules authored with Storyline 2/3/360, Articulate Rise, Adobe Captivate 9/2017/2019, iSpring 8/9, and H5P.** See the following support matrix for details about pre-4.0 authoring tool support:
\[table id=7 /\]
Note if you try to upload a zip file created by a tool **not** SCORM or xAPI compliant, you’ll see a warning that xAPI/SCORM statements sent by the module will not be recorded and you’ll be prompted to select the .html file in the zip that will launch the content.
1 Articulate Rise modules will only send a Completed or Passed/Failed verb if they are displayed via Lightbox or a new window and upon closing the lightbox/window. When adding Rise modules, you should avoid using iFrame as the display method (at least if SCORM is being used; xAPI modules from recent Rise versions may work). Alternatively, you can override Completion Condition on the lesson or topic edit page by specifying other verbs such as “attempted” or “experienced” to trigger the Mark Complete button.
2 iSpring 8 modules will unfortunately fail in Chrome with versions 80 and higher. iSpring cannot patch older modules and is therefore requiring the course authors republish them with iSpring 9 for proper tracking with Chrome 80 and higher.
3 iSpring modules whose completion is based on viewing of slides will only send a Passed verb if the module is displayed via Lightbox or a new window and upon closing the lightbox/window. When adding iSpring modules, you should avoid using iFrame as the display method. Alternatively, you can override Completion Condition on the lesson or topic edit page by specifying other verbs such as “attempted” or “experienced” to trigger the Mark Complete button.
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Cancelling Codes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/cancelling-codes/)
**Published:** September 1, 2022
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
With the ability to generate hundreds or thousands of codes for use by businesses and organizations, the ability to cancel codes within a batch helps when managing situations such as partial refunds or the need to invalidate codes after limited registration thresholds have been met.
To prepare for code cancellation, you’ll need to create a CSV containing the codes to be cancelled in a column with the heading “code”. You can upload a file in the same format as the file generated when you download a code batch. Uncanny Codes will ignore the other columns:
Once you have the .csv, go to **Uncanny Codes > Cancel codes** and upload the .csv:
Once you’ve uploaded the .csv, you’ll see a confirmation of the codes that were cancelled:
The code batch page will also indicate the codes that have been cancelled:
Codes that have been cancelled can no longer be redeemed by users. Upon redemption, they will see an error message indicating the code has been cancelled:
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [LearnDash Quiz Question Analysis Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-quiz-question-analysis-report/)
**Published:** March 31, 2022
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
The LearnDash Quiz Question Analysis report is a front end report for Administrator and Group Leader roles that allows easy review of selections for multiple choice questions. To use the report, add this shortcode to a page in WordPress:
```
[uo_question_report]
```
When viewed by a user, the report looks like the screenshot below.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/LearnDash_Quiz_Question_Analysis.png)
This is a very powerful report for analyzing question quality and performance, but there are several things users should keep in mind when using the report:
1. Administrators can see results for all quizzes and users. Group Leaders see quizzes associated with courses in their groups and for users in their groups only.
2. Records are output for LearnDash “single choice” (a.k.a. multiple choice) question types only. The report will also only work when there are 2 to 5 possible answers to a question. If there are fewer than 5 answers for all questions, fewer columns will be output.
3. Percentages are colour coded to make it easy to review results at a glance. If a correct answer has a percentage of students answers in the 90-100% range, it will be solid green. If it’s 0-10% (suggesting the question is too hard because few people choose the correct answer), it’s dark red. The shade of green or red varies for percentages between the extremes, and for distractors, the colours are reversed.
4. The average time to answer each question is output in seconds.
5. HTML (this includes images) is stripped from the “Question” column. This is done primarily to make sure there are no significantly layout issues in the report.
Because the report can include a lot of columns if there are several distractors for questions, sites may fine it useful to extend the report beyond the normal page body area. If that would be useful to your site, you can use the following CSS as a model for making the report wider than the page normally allows:
```
/**
* Tin Canny - [uotc-group-report]
* Creates a full-width report
*/
#uotc-group-report .uotc-question-report__table {
position: relative;
}
#uotc-question-report_wrapper {
width: calc(100vw - 60px);
transform: translateX(-50%);
left: 50%;
background: #fff;
}
```
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Template Overrides](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/template-overrides/)
**Published:** April 22, 2019
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
Uncanny Codes 3.0.3 and later allows developers to edit template files in an upgrade-safe way using overrides. Copy the template file into a directory within your theme named /uncanny-codes/, keeping the same file and folder structure but removing the /templates/ subdirectory.
For example, to override the Codes registration form, copy:
wp-content/plugins/uncanny-learndash-codes/src/templates/frontend-user-registration-form.php
to
wp-content/themes/yourtheme/uncanny-codes/frontend-user-registration-form.php
The copied file will now override the default.
Warning: Do not edit these files within the the Uncanny Codes plugin itself, as they are overwritten during the upgrade process and any customizations will be lost.
Customizations should only be attempted by experienced developers, as we cannot provide support for custom code.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Redemption Codes
---
### [User Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/user-report/)
**Published:** September 6, 2017
**Author:** yuehchin
**Content:**
### Overview
The User Report in the [Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting](/tin-can-lrs-learndash-report-toolkit) plugin lets you monitor the progress that your learners make in courses they are enrolled in.
When the User Report first loads, it shows you a list of all users in the system\*. You can search for a particular individual by his/her name or email address. You can also sort the list by a column heading (for example, the Display Name as in the image shown).
\* Group Leaders will see consolidated user data of their assigned groups. If a Group Leader is assigned to multiple groups, they will see all data together in the User Report.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/user-report.png)
### Drill-Down User Report
Clicking on the name or email address of a user will take you to a list of courses that the user is enrolled in as well as their overall progress in those courses.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/drill-down-user-report3.png)
You can click anywhere in a row in the course list table to see the user’s progress in that particular course, including their overall performance and detailed activities of lessons, topics, quizzes, assignments, and Tin Can.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/user-progress.png)
### User details
To change the user columns that are shown in the User reports, visit the **Tin Canny > Settings** page and look for the *User identifier(s)* section. Check or uncheck the columns you want displayed in User reports.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/User_settings_in_Tin_Canny_Reports.png)
### Sort options
Sorting is available for all columns but is turned off by default. To enable sorting, visit **Tin Canny > Settings** and turn on the *Enable Sorting by % Complete* option.
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Generate Historical LearnDash Course Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/generate-learndash-course-credits/)
**Published:** January 13, 2021
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Version 3.2 of the [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-continuing-education-credits/) adds the ability to generate missing credit records. This means that students who completed LearnDash courses before installing of the plugin and/or before credits were assigned to the course can have a permanent record of the completion stored and a credit value assigned.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Generate_Continuing_Education_Credits_for_LearnDash.png)
To generate historical completion records, perform the following:
1. Edit a LearnDash course in/wp-admin/ and make sure it has a credit value assigned.
2. Navigate to **Uncanny CEUs > Generate CEUs** as in the screenshot above (this may have different text depending on what you call credits in our plugin).
3. Choose a course from the drop-down list.
4. Click the **Add missing records** button to generate missing credits and completion records.
Please note the following when using this tool:
- Credits are only awarded for students that have a LearnDash completion record but no credits for that completion. It will *not* modify CEU values for existing users that already have credits assigned. In other words, if a course had a credit value of 2.0 assigned, a user completed the course and earned 2 credits, then you change the value to 3.0 and run the *Generate CEUs* function, the student will continue to have 2.0 earned credits, *not* 3.0.
- Only courses with a credit value greater than 0 can be awarded credits. If you don’t see a course in the drop-down list, make sure it has credits assigned.
- The batch generation of credits does not consider course and group enrollment. This means that if the user has a historical completion but no credit, we will award credits even if the user no longer has access to the course.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
---
### [xAPI Quiz Report](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/xapi-quiz-report/)
**Published:** September 7, 2017
**Author:** Ken
**Content:**
### Overview
The xAPI Quiz Report captures individual quiz question responses from xAPI content. It is part of the [Tin Canny LearnDash Reporting](/tin-can-lrs-learndash-report-toolkit) plugin that we developed to support the use of eLearning authoring tools like Articulate Storyline and Rise, Adobe Captivate, and iSpring with LearnDash. In this report, you will see the learning records resulting from users’ interactions this support xAPI content created with these tools. These records are stored in a Learning Record Store (LRS) entirely native to your WordPress site. All you need to do is publish your file using the xAPI standard, and use the [Tin Canny Uploader](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/storyline-captivate-uploader/) to add it to a lesson or topic associated with a course.
**Important**: Tin Canny only tracks and reports on the data you see in the xAPI Quiz Report columns.
\* See [the full list of authoring tools supported by Tin Canny](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/authoring-tools-supported/)
### Report Filters
Let’s take a look at the xAPI Quiz Report view.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/LearnDash_xAPI_Quiz_Report.png)
The report view includes many filtering options\* for you to narrow in on data you are interested to see. For example, you may want to view all the learning records related to a particular Storyline module. You may want to check all the activities that took place within a certain time period. Or you may want to find out whether or when a particular user completed the module.
Please note that to use the Module filter, you must filter by Course first. In other words, choose a course from the drop-down, run the search again, and then the Module selections will be available.
\* Note that group leaders will only see data of their assigned groups.
### Column Selection
Use the Screen Options button in the top right corner of the screen to show or hide additional columns from the table.
### Export to CSV
For a large course, you can potentially be looking at hundreds of thousands of records. The Export to CSV button lets you download the filtered result as a CSV file so you can do further analysis in Microsoft Excel or statistical programs.
**Article Categories:** Tin Canny Reporting for LearnDash
---
### [Required Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/required-credits/)
**Published:** August 4, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how you can set and manage required credits per user or per LearnDash group.
**Content:**
### Overview
In version 1.1 of the [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-continuing-education-credits/) we introduced the concept of “required credits”. Building on the rollover date that’s in the plugin, new functionality offers a way to set targets for learners that have annual training requirements. Credit thresholds can be set for both individual users and groups, and we added a simple way to handle multiple credit thresholds for users.
For example, let’s suppose that John Smith has an individual requirement of 50 course credits in a year. John is also a member of Group A, which has a credit requirement of 40, and Group B, which has a credit requirement of 75. Of the 3, Group B requires the most credits, so that’s how many John must earn for the year.
Tracking users against continuing education credit requirements is easy. Several shortcodes/blocks are included to make it easy for learners to plan their training in the front end; email reminders can be sent out reminding users of their credit requirements; and a deficiency report has been added to the plugin so administrators can see at a glance who has not yet fulfilled their training requirements.
### Setting Credit Requirements
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/individual_required_credits.png)Before this functionality can be used, a rollover date must be set in the plugin settings and required credits at the user and/or group level must be set. *Please note that required credits can only be set if a rollover date is set first.*
To set an individual requirement, simply edit the user’s profile. Look for the Required field as shown on the right (“CEUs” would be replaced by your plural credit label). Enter a number in the field and save the user’s profile to set the annual required credit threshold. (The Group field to the right is read-only in the user’s profile because it simply looks up the user’s highest required credits based on his or her group membership).
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/required_ceus_group.png)To set group requirements, edit the LearnDash Group for which you want to set a required number of credits. In the top right area of the edit page, you should see a field where you can set the required credit value. Enter a number and save the group to set the threshold for all users in that group.
### Shortcodes/Blocks
Two shortcodes/blocks are included in the Uncanny Continuing Education Credits plugin for LearnDash to specifically to help with tracking training requirements.
```
[uo_ceu_days_remaining]
```
Block Name: **Days Remaining**
This shortcode/block outputs the number of days that remain until the rollover date. Learners can reference this value so they know how much time they have until all of their credits must be earned.
```
[uo_ceu_credits_remaining user_id="id"]
```
Block Name: **Credits Remaining**
This shortcode/block shows users how many credits they need to earn before the rollover date. If no user\_id is specified, the shortcode/block will show the value for the current user. As a reminder, the number of credits shown is the *highest* of a user’s associated individual and group credit requirements.
Note that neither shortcode/block can return a negative value. On the rollover date, the number of days remaining always resets. And if a user has earned more than his or her required credits, they have 0 credits remaining. A credit excess is not shown to users.
### Email Reminders
Included in the Continuing Education Credits plugin is an easy way to remind users about their outstanding credit requirements. By turning on email reminders, users will automatically receive an email X days before the rollover date to remind them about what they’ve earned and what they still need to earn. The number of days before the rollover date, the email subject line and the email body can all be customized.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/learndash-ceu-reminder-email.png)
The screenshot to the right lists all available fields that can be used in the email subject and body. Here’s a summary:
\[table id=18 /\]
**Very Important**
Setting an email reminder will *send all emails at the same time*. That means that if 1,000 users in your system have outstanding credit requirements, 1,000 emails will go out. This level of email volume can significantly impact sites on less robust hosting (potentially even taking them down) and really isn’t recommended on any host. Instead, please consider using a third party transaction email service if you want to send out email reminders. SparkPost, SendGrid, Mandrill and Amazon SES are all popular options. We strongly recommend you check the number of emails that will go out before they are sent (so check the deficiency report a few days before the notification date) and have something in place to ensure the emails will be delivered reliably.
### Deficiency Report
To make monitoring progress against required credits easier for administrators, the [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-continuing-education-credits/) plugin includes a Deficiency Report. In it, you can search by user, group or against all users to list who hasn’t yet completed their training requirements. Note that users who have completed their required credits (or have no required credits) *will not be listed*. Anyone in this report has a gap between earned and required credits.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/deficiency-report.png)
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
---
### [Set Up the Uncanny Continuing Education Credits Plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/setup-continuing-education-credits-plugin/)
**Published:** July 20, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to set up the Uncanny Continuing Education Credits plugin for LearnDash.
**Content:**
### Installation
As with all of our plugins, installing is really easy (but please make sure your site is running PHP 5.6 or higher first). After you [purchase and download the plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-continuing-education-credits/), you can simply sign into your WordPress site as an admin and navigate to **Plugins > Add New**. To install the plugin, click **Upload Plugin** to start the process. After installation, you will be directed to the License Activation page to enter your license key and activate the plugin.
### Setup
Once enabled, the plugin adds an **Uncanny CEUs** menu for administrators in /wp-admin/. There are 4 settings pages in this plugin:[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/uncanny-ceu-menu.png)
1. **Settings** allows you to change the label for credits you award. Use CEUs, Credits, PDUs, or whatever else is appropriate for your organization. We recommend keeping this value short. You can also set the rollover date here.
2. **License Activation** is where the license key can be added for automatic plugin updates.
3. **Course Report** is the back end report for administrators that provides a complete breakdown of credits earned, with filters for date range and LearnDash Group plus a CSV export function.
4. **Email Settings** is used to turn on new triggers for awarding certifications by credits earned and completing course combinations. Email content for sending certificate PDF files is also set here.
### Rollover Dates
An important concept in the Settings is the Rollover Date, mentioned above. This can be used by sites offering training that must be completed on an annual basis, especially for compliance programs and internal training. When a rollover date is set, it’s used on user profile pages and in shortcodes to capture how many credits have been completed for the current period. When the calendar date is reached, the credit values for rollover calculations are reset.
In future we may use this date to track credit requirements against credits earned and issue email notifications when users have earned insufficient credits for the year.
### Credit Permanence
Once credits are earned a permanent record is maintained outside of LearnDash records. That means that if you change courses, change credit values or perform any other changes at the course level the continuing education credits are not affected. This helps to ensure learners are never surprised by credit changes. When credits are earned we store *course name, credits* and *date.*
Please note that once credits are earned they cannot be modified (without editing the records in the database directly). We created the plugin this way to make sure learners don’t have discrepancies between their expectations and changes by administrators in the system.
If for some reason the permanent records for a user need to be reset, you can do so with the following SQL commands. Please ensure you take a site backup before attempting to execute any of these commands.
**Reset credits for a single user: Change 1 to whatever the user’s id is**
DELETE FROM `wp\_usermeta`
WHERE user\_id = 1
AND (meta\_key LIKE ‘ceu\_earned\_%’
OR meta\_key LIKE ‘ceu\_date\_%’
OR meta\_key LIKE ‘ceu\_title\_%’
OR meta\_key LIKE ‘ceu\_course\_%’)
**Reset credits for all users:**
DELETE FROM `wp\_usermeta`
WHERE meta\_key LIKE ‘ceu\_earned\_%’
OR meta\_key LIKE ‘ceu\_date\_%’
OR meta\_key LIKE ‘ceu\_title\_%’
OR meta\_key LIKE ‘ceu\_course\_%’
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
---
### [Adding Credits to Courses](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/adding-course-credits/)
**Published:** July 21, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Excerpt:** Learn how to assign continuing education credits/hours/units to your LearnDash courses.
**Content:**
### Overview
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/course_edit_credits.png)To add credit values to courses, simply edit one of your LearnDash courses with the [Uncanny Continuing Education Credits](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-continuing-education-credits/) plugin active. The plugin will add a new metabox to the upper right of the edit page where you can define a credit value. (The specific title for this widget will change depending on how you have labelled your credits in the plugin settings.) Enter a value between 0.01 and 99.99 (up to 2 decimal places are allowed) and that’s how many credits will be awarded for completing the course.
That’s all there is to it!
Credits can be awarded for course completions only. Lessons, topics, and other post types aren’t applicable for earning credits.
### Note
*Please note* that credits are only awarded for courses completed after the plugin is activated and credits assigned for the course. The plugin only looks at the course currently completed when it assigns credit values.
**Article Categories:** Uncanny Continuing Education Credits
---
### [WooCommerce Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/woocommerce-shortcodes/)
**Published:** March 30, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
\[table id=8 /\]
### Sorting Products
In the following shortcodes, you can use the “orderby” attribute to order products by **menu\_order**, **title**, **date**, **rand**, **id**:
- \[recent\_products\]
- \[featured\_products\]
- \[products\]
- \[product\_category\]
- \[sale\_products\]
- \[top\_rated\_products\]
- \[product\_attribute\]
- \[related\_products\]
For example:
```
[products skus="c01, c02, c03" orderby="date" order="desc"]
```
---
### [BadgeOS Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/badgeos-shortcodes/)
**Published:** March 30, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Achievements List
```
[badgeos_achievements_list]
```
Use this shortcode to generate a list of achievements of any type on any page.
**Available parameters:**
- “type” — Which Achievement Types to list. Default: all. (Use the Achievement Type’s slug as the type.)
- “limit” — the number of achievements to display per page. Default: 10.
- “show\_filter” — Display the filter menu options above the list. (Accepts: true, false) Default: true
- “show\_search” — Display the search form above the list. (Accepts: true, false) Default: true
**Example:**
\[badgeos\_achievements\_list type=badges limit=15\]
### Single Achievement
```
[badgeos_achievement]
```
Use this shortcode to embed a single achievement on any post or page. This is a great tool if you want to display a specific achievement (including its title, badge image, and excerpt, along with a link to the full achievement) on any page.
**Required parameter:**
“id” — The ID of the achievement to display.
**Example:**
\[badgeos\_achievement id=12\]
### Submission Box
```
[badgeos_submission]
```
Use this shortcode to add a submission box on any page that is tied to a specific achievement. When the submission is accepted, the achievement is earned. This is a great way to create a call to action on any post or page on your site that invites submissions. (The achievement specified must be set to require a Submission by the user.)
**Required parameter:**
“id” — The ID of the achievement to be awarded when the submission is accepted.
**Example:**
\[badgeos\_submission achievement\_id=35\]
### Nomination Box
```
[badgeos_nomination]
```
Use this shortcode to add a nomination box on any page that is tied to a specific achievement. When the nomination is accepted, the achievement is earned. This is a great way to create a call to action on any post or page on your site that invites nominations of fellow members of your site. (The achievement specified must be set to be awarded by Nomination.)
**Required parameter:**
“id” — The ID of the achievement to be awarded when the nomination is accepted.
**Example:**
\[badgeos\_nomination achievement\_id=35\]
### Submissions List
```
[badgeos_submissions]
```
Use this shortcode to place a list of pending, accepted and/or denied achievement Submissions on any page. The shortcode is role dependent. If a user has BadgeOS review privileges to review incoming BadgeOS Submissions, the listing will include all user Submissions and the ability to accept or deny. It the current user does not have the ability to review Submissions, they will instead see just their own Submissions. In this way, this shortcode lets you essentially set up an inbox/outbox on the front-end of your site so users and reviewers alike can track progress for achievements requiring interaction between site admin and site members.
**Available parameters:**
- “limit” — Number of submissions to display per page. Default: 10
- “status” — Which Approval Status type to show on initial page load. (Accepts: all, pending, auto-approved, approved, denied) Default: all
- “show\_filter” — Display the filter select input. (Accepts: true, false) Default: true
- “show\_search” — Display the search form. (Accepts: true, false) Default: true
- “show\_attachments” — Display attachments connected to the submission. (Accepts: true, false) Default: true
- “show\_comments” — Display comments associated with the submission. Default: true
**Example:**
\[badgeos\_submissions status=pending limit=15\]
### Nominations List
```
[badgeos_nominations]
```
Use this shortcode to place a list of pending, accepted and/or denied achievement Nominations on any page. The shortcode is role dependent. If a user has BadgeOS review privileges to review incoming BadgeOS Nominations, the listing will include all user Nominations and the ability to accept or deny. It the current user does not have the ability to review Nominations, they will instead see just their own Nominations.
**Available parameters:**
- “limit” — Number of nominations to display per page. Default: 10
- “status” — Which Approval Status type to show on initial page load. (Accepts: all, pending, approved, denied) Default: all
- “show\_filter” — Display the filter select input. (Accepts: true, false) Default: true
- “show\_search” — Display the search form. (Accepts: true, false) Default: true
**Example:**
\[badgeos\_nominations show\_search=false limit=20\]
---
### [bbPress Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/bbpress-shortcodes/)
**Published:** April 26, 2018
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
\[table id=9 /\]
---
### [Form Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/form-shortcodes/)
**Published:** July 5, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
Form shortcodes can be used on any post or page on your WordPress site.
**Example:**
```
[gravityform id="1" title="false" description="false" ajax="true" tabindex="49"]
```
**id** (required): The ID of the form to be embedded
**title:** Whether or not to display the form title (default: “true”)
**description:** Whether or not to display the form description (default: “true”)
**ajax:** Whether or not to use AJAX to submit the form
**tabindex:** The starting tab index for the fields of this form
### Conditional Shortcodes
Use conditional shortcodes \[gravityforms\]\[/gravityforms\] to add conditions in the message of your Admin and User Notification emails as well as the Confirmation Message that is displayed when a form is submitted.
**Example 1:**
```
[gravityforms action="conditional" merge_tag="{Number:1}" condition="greater_than" value="3"]
Content you would like to conditionally display.
[/gravityforms]
```
**action** (required): Must be set to “conditional” as in the example above.
**merge\_tag** (required): The form merge tag whose value you are executing the conditional logic for. You can get the correct merge tag for the form data you would like to use using the insert merge tag drop down.
**condition** (required): The type of condition used to determine success. Available conditions are: is, isnot, greater\_than, less\_than, contains, starts\_with, ends\_with.
**value** (required): The value that the condition must equal in order for the condition to be met and the content displayed.
**Example 2:**
```
[gravityforms action="conditional" merge_tag="{Number:1}" condition="greater_than" value="10"]
This content would be displayed if the value of field id 1 is greater than 10.
[/gravityforms]
```
**Example 3:**
```
[gravityforms action="conditional" merge_tag="{Country:5}" condition="is" value="United States"]
This content would be displayed if the value of field id 5 is United States.
[/gravityforms]
```
**Example 4:**
```
[gravityforms action="conditional" merge_tag="{Country:5}" condition="isnot" value=""]
This content would be displayed if no value exists for field id 5.
[/gravityforms]
```
---
### [Learndash Shortcodes](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/learndash-shortcodes/)
**Published:** March 22, 2017
**Author:** Ryan Moore
**Content:**
### Introduction
This list of shortcodes was created for users of our [Uncanny LP](https://uncannylp.com/) LearnDash system to provide easy access to available LearnDash shortcodes. While other LearnDash users can use the shortcodes listed in the *Course* and *Certificate* sections, please note that all shortcodes in the *Group Shortcodes* section require our [Uncanny LearnDash Groups plugin](https://www.uncannyowl.com/downloads/uncanny-learndash-groups/) on sites that are not using our LP product.
### Course Shortcodes
\[table id=13 /\]
### Group Shortcodes
\[table id=14 /\]
### Certificate Shortcodes
\[table id=15 /\]
**Article Categories:** Existing Customers
---
### [Making eLearning Modules Responsive in iFrame](https://www.uncannyowl.com/knowledge-base/responsive-modules-iframe/)
**Published:** September 10, 2017
**Author:** yuehchin
**Content:**
When you choose to embed your eLearning module in an iFrame, you have the option to set its width and height in the upload dialogue. The default width is 100%, and default height is 600px.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/tincanny_uploader_iframe_size.png)
Since the size of your learner’s browser window varies, your eLearning module should resize accordingly to take up 100% width of available space. However, the height remains fixed and content will be vertically centered in the iFrame. As a result, you may see additional space above and below the module on smaller screens or mobile devices.
Because each authoring tool (Storyline, Captivate, and iSpring) supported by Tin Canny has its unique way of defining layout elements in the published module, at this time there isn’t a workable solution we can implement that will work consistently with all authoring tools. The following CSS fixes can be added manually to your site to address the layout issue you may experience when trying to display eLearning modules in iFrame.
### Custom CSS for Storyline 2 and Storyline 360 Modules
Before you publish your Storyline module, in Browser Settings make sure the Player size is set to “Scale player to fill browser window”.
[](https://www.uncannyowl.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/tincanny_storyline_player_properties.png)
After you upload and choose to insert your module in an iFrame, you should see a shortcode similar to the following:
`[vc_snc embed_type="iframe" item_id="1" item_name="Lesson 1" width="100%" height="600px" frameborder="0" src="https://yourdomain.com/wp-content/uploads/uncanny-snc/1/story.html"]`
Remove the width and height attributes, and wrap the shortcode in a like the following:
`[vc_snc embed_type="iframe" item_id="1" item_name="Lesson 1" frameborder="0" src="https://yourdomain.com/wp-content/uploads/uncanny-snc/1/story.html"]`
Note that the value of padding-bottom should be equal to your module’s **(height/width)\*100**
To calculate the aspect ratio of your published module, you need to know your story size, plus [any additional width and height added to the player features](https://community.articulate.com/series/4/articles/choosing-a-story-size-in-articulate-storyline-2#player).
For example, a chromeless player that is 720 pixels x 540 pixels will have 20 pixels added to the player frame. So the value of padding-bottom will be (560/740) \* 100 = 75.7
You also need to add the following CSS for the div and iframe:
`.iframe-ratio {width: 100%;height: 0;position: relative; }`
`.iframe-ratio iframe {width: 100%;height: 100%;position: absolute; }`
With these changes, your published Storyline module should scale proportionally in different browser sizes.
### Custom CSS for Captivate 9 Modules
The above guidelines for Storyline also work for Captivate. The key is to find out the width and height of your published Captivate module, taking into consideration any additional pixels added by the player features.
### Custom CSS for iSpring 8 Modules
The above guidelines for Storyline also work for iSpring. The key is to find out the width and height of your published iSpring module, taking into consideration any additional pixels added by the player features.
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