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FreeFeatureRequests
This is a FreeScout module which integrates FreeScout with Simple Feature Requests for WordPress
Features:
- Link FreeScout conversations with feature requests in WordPress
- Create new feature requests from within FreeScout
- Set the status (supports custom statuses)
- Set the category
- Title is automatically populated from the conversation title
- Subscribe request to any existing WordPress user
- View linked feature requests in the FreeScout sidebar
Wish list
- Webhook notifications when a request status is updated (similar to the Jira module)
- View request status in the FreeScout sidebar
Changelog
1.0.0 on October 17, 2023
- Initial release
Installation
These instructions assume you installed FreeScout using the recommended process, the "one-click install" or the "interactive installation bash-script", and you are viewing this page using a macOS or Ubuntu system.
Other installations are possible, but not supported here.
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Download the latest release of FreeFeatureRequests.
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Unzip the file locally.
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Copy the folder into your server using SFTP.
scp -r ~/Desktop/freehelp-root@freescout.example.com:/var/www/html/Modules/FreeFeatureRequests/ -
SSH into the server and update permissions on that folder.
chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/html/Modules/FreeFeatureRequests/ -
Access your admin modules page like https://freescout.example.com/modules/list.
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Find FreeFeatureRequests and click ACTIVATE.
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Copy the included WordPress helper plugin from
/WordPress-Plugin/simple-feature-requests-apito your/wp-content/plugins/directory on the WordPress site. -
Activate the WordPress plugin.
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In the WordPress admin, go to your user profile and create a new application password.
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In FreeScout, go to Settings >> Feature Requests and add the URL to your Wordpress site, your admin username, and application password generated in step #9.
- Save the settings and the connection should show as Active.