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Settings
This page configures common parameters and behaviour of the plugin.
Fields
Required field
Read-only field
Available in the PRO version only
URL which users are redirected to when the key is invalid or the QR-Code is disabled.
URL which users are redirected to before the start date validity of the QR-Codes.
If left blank, the redirect URL for disabled/invalid keys will be used.
URL which users are redirected to after the end date validity of the QR-Codes.
If left blank, the redirect URL for disabled/invalid keys will be used.
URL which users are redirected to when the maximum total number of scans of a QR-Code has been exceeded.
If left blank, the redirect URL for disabled/invalid keys will be used.
Generally users scan QR codes using mobile devices, so this plugin does not accept requests from other types of devices.
Select the check box if you need to call the QR-URLs from any type of device .
It may be useful to check the "Enable requests from any type of device" checkbox for testing, debugging or demo purposes. This allows you to directly test the URLs embedded in the QR code without scanning the image.
Conversely, disabling the option prevents someone from simulating scanning a QR code using a desktop computer.
Pixel size of the side of the automatically generated square image(s) on the Edit QR Code page.
Maximum value: 2048
Pixel width of the border of the image(s) on the Edit QR Code page.
Maximum value: 32
The border width does not affect the image size, but it reduces the available space for the qr code.
For instance, if the image size is 256 pixels and the border is 5 pixels, the qr code area is 246x246 pixels.
Foreground color of the QR code image.
Black is the default color.
Background color of the QR code image.
White is the default color.
Generally the keys of the various QR-Codes must be unique (i.e. different from each other) to ensure correct redirection.
However, to obtain that the same QR code can redirect to different URLs under different conditions (e.g. day of the week) it is necessary to create multiple QR-Codes with the same identical key, so that the generated image is the same.
Example: Menu of the day
By default, content hiding is only possible using the enhanced version of the QR code image.
Checking this option enables this feature with the standard QR code images too.
It defines how the page reload request is checked when the hidden content contains a form.
The options are:
1. only request method
checks if data have been posted
2. request method and referer
checks if data have been posted from the same post/page
3. request method and custom field in form
checks if data have been posted and contain a custom field
It's the total number of characters of the (full) URL that is embedded in the enhanced version of the QR code image: the higher the value, the longer the code generated automatically.
The plugin attempts to locate the Country where scans are performed using an external platform of geolocalization (IPinfo).
Detection precision depends on users geographic location.
A token is required to exceed the monthly requests limits imposed by the IPinfo platform.
Please check the IPinfo web site for information and details on how to obtain an API token.
Check it to automatically add a random key-value couple to the Redirect-URL query string.
It could help to prevent users to be redirected to cached pages.
Check it to prevent scans be memorized in the database.
Enables features available if users scan the QR code image with an app created with the My FastAPP plugin for WordPress.
Details here.
Automatically generated URL to be inserted in the My FastAPP plugin dashboard.
Date and time of the web server where this plugin is installed.
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