time() ) {
return;
}
// Show once plugin has been active for 2 weeks.
if ( ! aioseo404To301()->internalOptions->internal->firstActivated ) {
aioseo404To301()->internalOptions->internal->firstActivated = time();
}
$activated = aioseo404To301()->internalOptions->internal->firstActivated( time() );
if ( $activated > strtotime( '-2 weeks' ) ) {
return;
}
$this->showNotice();
// Print the script to the footer.
add_action( 'admin_footer', [ $this, 'printScript' ] );
}
/**
* Actually show the review plugin 2.0.
*
* NOTE: the class names use the `d404-` prefix the rest of the plugin's CSS uses, not the
* `404-to-301-` one this file shipped with. A CSS identifier cannot start with a digit, so
* `document.querySelector('.404-to-301-...')` and `Element.matches()` both throw a SyntaxError -
* which killed every one of the notice's own dismiss handlers.
*
* The notice is also single-step here: only `.step-3` exists. The step-switching branches that
* came with it referenced two more elements and two more classes that this markup never had.
*
* @since 1.2.0
* @version 4.0.4 Class names re-prefixed so they are valid CSS identifiers.
* @version 4.0.4 Dropped the step-switching branches; this notice has one step.
*
* @return void
*/
public function showNotice() {
$string1 = sprintf(
// Translators: 1 - The plugin name ("404 to 301").
__( 'Hey, we noticed you have been using %1$s for some time - that’s awesome! Could you please do us a BIG favor and give it a 5-star rating on WordPress to help us spread the word and boost our motivation?', '404-to-301' ), // phpcs:ignore Generic.Files.LineLength.MaxExceeded
'' . esc_html( AIOSEO_404_TO_301_PLUGIN_NAME ) . ''
);
// Translators: 1 - The plugin name ("404 to 301").
$string9 = __( 'Ok, you deserve it', '404-to-301' );
$string10 = __( 'Nope, maybe later', '404-to-301' );
$string11 = __( 'I already did', '404-to-301' );
?>