Previously the `$user->team_names` would be cast to an array before the null coalescing operator executed. If the `team_names` field wasn't set in the database, PHP would throw an error before trying to apply the null coalescing operator.
Sometimes we do want folks to reply to messages, and the `donotreply` address contradicts that. `bounce@` has a similar meaning, but is less known. `bounce@` has the advantage of matching the `Return-Path`, which may reduce the chance of a message being flagged as spam for forging the `From` header.
See https://github.com/WordPress/five-for-the-future/pull/206#discussion_r938418815
This removes the `_total_sponsored_hours` and `_total_sponsored_contributors` stats because they're not reliable or meaningfullly different from the "pledged" stats. That effectively reverts most of c1ce72d447.
The remaining variables were renamed for clarity.
See #198
This will be further clarified by #200, because it will change the labels that are displayed to viewers.
`FILTER_UNSAFE_RAW` doesn't strip HTML tags like `FILTER_SANITIZE_STRING` did, but some of these are being run through `sanitize_text_field` as well, and the others aren't being output or saved to the database.
See https://stackoverflow.com/a/69207369/450127
This avoids a PHP Notice during the cron task to update the contributor/hour counters.
By returning 0 here we have "valid" metadata attached to the pledge posts, which removes the need for further logic there.
Closes#151
If a contributor is removed from a pledge, they should be notified of the change. This will send an email to any confirmed contributors letting them know.
Using a seed for the RAND function, based on the date & time, will randomize the list every hour, while keeping the order consistent across any pagination. This also removes the increase to posts_per_page, since pagination is functional again.
Fixes#70
When a pledge is selected but the auth token is missing/incorrect, show the email form. Like on the pledge page, submitting the correct email will trigger a new auth token + link to be emailed to the pledge manager. This makes for a clearer path for re-requesting a valid link.
Fixes#114
This will disable the "join organization" button until the profile is complete, and add a second warning message to explicitly tell the user why the button is disabled.
* Rename generic "frontend" file to dialog
* Add a "remove pledge" action
* Process pledge deactivation
* Trigger an email on user-initiated pledge deactivation
* Show an error when trying to manage a deactivated pledge
* Add a label for "deactivated" pledges
Adding the `button` mixin into `input[type="submit"] caused conflicts with the other button classes (`.button-primary`) due to specificity. The button classes should be used on all buttons instead. This also updates which button on the Manage Pledge form is the "primary" action, since it's easy to skip the Update button when it's not primary.
This adds the ability to deactivate/reactivate pledges from the wp-admin list table. Once deactivated, the pledge is removed from the "published" list, as if it were trashed. It is not rendered in the frontend pledge list either. You can still access the edit screen, but no edits can be made (saving the pledge is disabled by JS, as otherwise it would reactivate itself). This way we can remove a pledge, but still see the activity log.
Fixes#112
