If-So Dynamic Content Personalization

I installed this and the geolocation plugin to be able to redirect customers from countries that I can’t sell directly into towards the retailers carrying my books. I was able to set up a simple category-level set of redirections based on country. I couldn’t redirect based on product page.

I didn’t mind, at least I had some kind of solution in place. But when I made a trigger and went to try adding it to my website, I found my menu and footer on my website in utter chaos, I’m guessing because of the dynamic content thing. Three lines of menu links at the top and every menu link listed in my policy footer. I had to uninstall it to restore the order defined in my Menu appearance area.

My experience has been time consuming, distressing, and ultimately disappointing. I can’t figure out why it made such a violent mess of my menu, but I can’t have it filled with clutter just for the sake of trying to be kind to readers outside of the countries I can sell to.

Neat bit of code for creating clever options based on users locations. Perfect for US visitors in USD and Europe in Euros and UK in telling.

Great features, works flawlessly. Support is great.

I’m still getting to know the plugin, but have been impressed with the feature set so far. But, by far, the most impressive experience is their support. They are responsive and helpful (you don’t always get both).

The support for this plugin is unbelievable. They added some new features because I needed them in my site. Without asking they just developed new functions so i could use the plugin as I needed. No other support developers has done that for me.

And in general this plugin is just the bomb, you get so much control of what you show on your site with this and it is so easy to use. This is 10 out of 10.