Descripción
OneSignal is an easy way to increase user engagement. Use OneSignal to send visitors targeted push notifications so they keep coming back. It takes just a few minutes to install.
As a WordPress VIP Gold Partner, OneSignal has been rigorously tested to handle even the highest volume use cases with reliability and ease of use.
Después de la configuración, tus visitantes podrán optar por recibir avisos instantáneos cuando publiques una nueva entrada. Los visitantes reciben estos avisos incluso después de haber dejado tu web, promoviendo así su nueva participación.
Puedes configurar la entrega de avisos a intervalos preestablecidos, crear segmentos de usuario y personalizar el proceso de suscripción para los visitantes.
El plan gratuito de OneSignal permite alcanzar hasta 10.000 suscriptores con avisos instantáneos. Contacta con support@onesignal.com si tienes cualquier pregunta. ¡Nos encantará saber de ti!
Empresa
OneSignal cuenta con la confianza de más de 1.800.000 desarrolladores y estrategas de marketing. Potenciamos los avisos instantáneos para todos, desde empresas emergentes hasta empresas de la lista Fortune 500, enviando 6 mil millones de avisos por día. Es el plugin de avisos instantáneos más popular en WordPress, con más de 100.000 instalaciones.
Características
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Compatible con Chrome (escritorio y Android), Safari (Mac OS X), Microsoft Edge (escritorio y Android), Opera (escritorio y Android) y Firefox (escritorio y Android) tanto en sitios HTTP como HTTPS.
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Notificaciones automáticas– Envía notificaciones a los seguidores cada vez que publiques una nueva publicación . O configure un recordatorio que se envíe automáticamente si no lo han visitado durante unos días.
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Segmentación de objetivos– Envía notificaciones a visitantes específicos en función del idioma , la cantidad de veces que han visitado tu blog o incluso configura tus propios atributos de usuario a los que puedes orientar tus anuncios.
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Personalización Opt-In– Elija cuándo y cómo solicitar a sus visitantes que acepten las notificaciones del navegador . Personaliza el aviso que ven primero.
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Análisis en tiempo real – Ve sus notificaciones entregadas en tiempo real, y míralas convertirse en visitantes.
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Prueba A / B– ¡Prueba diferentes mensajes a un pequeño conjunto de tus visitantes para averiguar qué mensajes son más efectivos y luego enviar el mensaje más eficaz para el resto de los visitantes!
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Notificaciones programadas – Programar notificaciones para entregar en el futuro, según la zona horaria de un usuario, o incluso en función de la misma hora del día en que visitó por última vez su sitio web.
Capturas
Instalación
- Instala OneSignal desde el directorio de plugins de WordPress.org o subiendo la carpeta del plugin WP-OneSignal a tu directorio wp-content/plugins
- Activa el plugin OneSignal desde tu escritorio de ajustes de WordPress.
- Sigue las instrucciones en la página de Configuración .
FAQ
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OneSignal WordPress Plugin Setup Video
Reseñas
Colaboradores y desarrolladores
«OneSignal – Web Push Notifications» es un software de código abierto. Las siguientes personas han colaborado con este plugin.
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Registro de cambios
2.4.4
- Update «Tested up to» WordPress version to 6.5
- Update OneSignal plugin menu icon
2.4.3
- Update async attribute
- Update setup video link
2.4.2
- Update OneSignal icons
2.4.1
- Update «Tested up to» WordPress version 6.2
- Fixed «OneSignal Push:There were no recipients…» error when there are subscribers
- Fixed «OneSignal Slide Prompt» disabled setting not being respected
2.4.0
- Remove recipient count after post publishing.
2.3.3
- Update «Tested up to» WordPress version 6.1
2.3.2
- Add nofollow robots HTML tag to prevent search engine crawling service worker scope
2.3.1
- jQuery bug fix
2.3.0
- Use
onesignal_is_amp
to allow filtering - Add additional sanitization to post titles
- Add
post_id
in notification data payload - Fix jQuery issue leading to not showing the notice after post publish when automatic notifs are turned off
2.2.7
- Update tested up to tag (6.0)
2.2.6
- Add missing style sheets that should have been in previous version.
2.2.5
- Adds AMP Support. Now works with the official AMP WordPress Plugin.
2.2.4
- Update tested up to tag (5.9)
2.2.3
- Includes minor (non-critical) security improvements to notification customization functionality
2.2.2
- Update tested up to version to WP 5.8
2.2.1
- Fixes error for missing OneSignalSDKWorker.js file
2.2.0
- Service Worker scope change to non-root for new user installs
2.1.7
- Update Tested Up To Version to 5.7
2.1.6
- Adds support for customizing title and body of notifications with scheduled notifications.
2.1.5
- Update of «Tested up to» value (WP 5.6). Removed unnecessary jQuery. Includes support for customizing the title and body of notifications. Fixed formatting issues related to apostrophe use.
2.1.4
- Bug fix: adds check to prevent notifications for non-public post types
2.1.3
- Update of «Tested up to» value (WP 5.5)
2.1.2
- Obfuscation of REST API key in OneSignal configuration page to only show last 4 characters
2.1.1
- Minor bug fixes: check native_prompt setting key exists, reworked checkbox logic to support custom post statuses
2.1.0
- OneSignal config page interface changes to prompting options to discourage native prompt use, bug fixes
2.0.1
- Bug fix: link expired issue due to failing nonce check when creating posts from other WordPress plugins
2.0.0
- WordPress VIP support, general refactoring, bug fixes
1.17.9
- Rolled back sending notifications on scheduled posts to be when its status changes to published
1.17.8
- Added escaping to fields in OneSignal config to remove invalid characters, bug fixes
1.17.7
- Fixed bug from 1.17.6 where updating old posts would result in 400 level errors
1.17.6
- Fixed bug where scheduled posts would send notifications immediately, added Gutenberg support for scheduled notifications
1.17.5
- Updated notice message to reflect changes to time limiter, removed extra newline from description
1.17.4
- Changed time limiter to 2 minutes from 1 hour to ease restrictions on sending update notifications
1.17.3
- Added debug to logging to responses with non 200-level status codes
- Made notices unique
- Bug fixes
1.17.2
- Lengthened timeout, debugging tool, status-code bug fixes
1.17.1
- Support for more detailed error messages
1.17.0
- Bug fixes, edge-case handling, refactoring
1.16.16
- Code to catch error where core/editor is not defined for old versions of the editor
1.16.15
- WP5 notice support and error handling for errors arising from v 1.16.14
1.16.14
- Replaced cURL calls with HTTP API
1.16.13
- Added timestamp to allow re-pushing notifications upon editing an existing post after 1 hr
1.16.12
- Reverted unchecking send notifcation on post publish
1.16.11
- On WordPress 5.0 «Send notification on post publish» now unchecks after posting.
- Added extra checks to ensure double notifications are not sent for the same post.
1.16.10
Updated plugin description and added FAQ section.
1.16.9
Reverting the UI changes for HTTP switch.
1.16.8
This release makes HTTP switch match the dashboard (renamed to «My site is not fully HTTPS») and removes deprecation warnings for php 7.2.
1.16.7
This release updates the service worker to use a 50% smaller service worker-only file.
1.16.6
This release the issue where even after saving the form, the error about not completing the required fields would appear because the settings for the new page view were loaded before the previous page’s settings were saved. Also a broken doc link was fixed.
1.16.5
Esta versión cambia el límite de velocidad de envío de notificaciones de como máximo uno cada 10 segundos a como máximo uno cada 1 segundo.
1.16.4
This release removes begining and ending whitespaces from textboxes when saving. This can fix common errors like pasting the App ID, REST API Key, or subdomain (also called label) with an ending whitespace which normally causes errors.
1.16.3
Esta versión simplifica en gran medida la guía de configuración para seguir nuestra documentación en lugar de una guía en línea .
- Actualizados los archivos de ayuda de AMP para que se centralicen en lugar de JavaScript en línea codificados
1.16.2
Esta versión actualiza los archivos amp-helper-frame.html y amp-permission-dialog.html utilizados para amp-web-push debido a cambios de permisos en Chrome 62.
- Update readme to show tested up to 4.9 Release Candidate 2
1.16.1
This release adds an option to disable the «Successfully sent a notification to X recipients» message, and also includes files for AMP web push (to be used with another AMP plugin) in case you decide to add AMP web push for your site.
- Añadida la opción «Mostrar mensaje de estado después de enviar notificaciones»
- Incluye amp-helper-frame.html y amp-permission-dialog.html para su uso con AMP web push
1.16.0
Esta versión incluye un mensaje de ayuda con la cuenta de recepciones de notificaciones actualizada tras cada una. Tras publicar un post, por ejemplo, la caja de información puede mostrar «Correctamente enviado a 100 receptores.».
- Lowered priority of wp_head hook from 5 to 10.
1.15.1
Esta versión corrige un error con la versión 1.15.0 que verifica el campo «Descartar notificaciones automáticamente después de ~ 20 segundos». El campo incorrecto estaba siendo revisado y provocó que apareciera una advertencia .
1.15.0
Esta versión añade un ajuste para ocultar notificaciones en plataformas Mac OS X.
- «Dismiss notifications automatically after ~20 seconds» has been replaced with «Hide notifications after a few seconds» with a couple of
choices «Yes», «No», «Yes on Mac OS X. No on other platforms». Previously, notifications would be persisted on all platforms except Mac OS X.
1.14.4
This release restores 4 missing image files in the Setup guide included in our WordPress plugin (Chrome & Firefox Push step 7, OneSignal Keys step 2).
No se hicieron cambios de código en este parche.
1.14.3
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Uso de iconos de mayor tamaño para la imagen destacada
Notification small icons and large images previously used the uploaded image closest to size 80×80. For a large uploaded image with no
resized variants, there would be no issues. But for uploaded images resized to different sizes by WordPress, this caused the smallest image
size to be selected and look blurry. Notification small icons now use the closest available image to 192×192 for a sharper image, whereas
large images use the closest available image to 640×480.
1.14.2
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Update Setup tab’s images and text
Clarify some steps that are typically confusing to new users setting up the plugin, like how to get the value in the Subdomain textbox.
1.14.1
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Remove .htaccess file
Apache httpd.conf configurations that don’t allow custom .htaccess options will error out with a 500 if we place this file there.
1.14.0
- Update semantic versioning; update minor version for new backwards-compatible functionality
- Hide Google Project Number from configuration (using one is unnecessary since we provide a default Project Number)
- Add option «Use the post’s featured image for Chrome’s large notification image» (see: https://goo.gl/uSDr5p)
- Lower notification rate limit from 55 seconds to 10 seconds. Countdown shows time remaining (e.g. «Please try again in 6 seconds»)
1.13.9
- Check in missing image to SVN: admin Configuration page HTTP Permission Request modal
- Remove obsolete admin option «Show the OneSignal logo on the prompt»
- Remove unused Bootstrap CSS/JS assets
- Fix Prompt options custom language text not outputted for HTTPS sites (https://goo.gl/5Hi4HA)
1.13.8
- Config page changes
1.13.7
- Add rate limiting to prevent notifications from being sent too quickly; one notification can be sent every 55 seconds
- Remove Preview Popup button; users can still follow the screenshot in the section header to match their customized
values with the window their users will see - Add Configuration page UI option to show the slidedown permission message on HTTPS sites before the browser’s native
permission request - Implement the HTTP permission request as the default for new sites (only for those who turn on Automatic prompting)
- Clarify «Use my own SDK initialization script» –> renamed as «Disable OneSignal initialization»
- Add a hidden page comment if users disable OneSignal initialization for easier debugging
- Our plugin is in https://wordpress.org/plugins-wp but not https://wordpress.org/plugins. Hopefully resubmitting the
plugin fixes it
1.13.6
- Update style that was being overridden on some sites
1.13.5
- Fix undefined index gcm_sender_id error
- Do not resend notifications for posts restored from trash
1.13.4
- Assign the script initialization variable OneSignal globally so initialization still works if plugins modify our
inline script to be run from an external script file
1.13.3
- A user reported the ‘prompt_auto_accept_title’ variable being undefined and causing issues with her site. This issue
is now fixed.
1.13.2
- Add proper WordPress action/filter hook for OneSignal init
1.13.1
- The web SDK initialization of our plugin can now be fully customized
- Removed the Intercom live chat support plugin from our plugin. Users can still email support+wp@onesignal.com.
- Click Allow, Site Title, and the auto accept HTTP prompt title can now be customized
- Spaces are removed when users save their Subdomain textbox value
- The meta box checkbox «Send post on notification publish» now correctly does not send a notification if unchecked.
Previously, there was a logic bug where users could check the box, initially save the post without publishing, and
have a notification sent out when later publishing. - The default plugin tab is now «Setup» if the user is setting up for the first time, and if their App ID or REST API
Key is blank (both values are required) - Correctly call has_post_thumbnail for WordPress versions below 4.4
- Check for admin capabilities is done correctly so as to be compatible for users in stateless mode (DISALLOW_FILE_MODS)
- Apostrophes and other HTML encoded entities are correctly decoded when using the HTTP prompt
- Minor: Remove phantom tooltip linking to GCM page
- Minor: site.css now has a source map
1.12.5
- Fix broken documentation link
1.12.4
- Add option to show GCM Project Number field
1.12.3
- Bug fix for manifest.json GCM Sender ID
1.12.2
- Remove Google project from the setup flow
1.12.1
- Allow HTTP users to select «Automatically prompt…» to use the HTTP prompt
- Improve setup documentation screens, add extra troubleshooting notices
1.12.0
- Add admin UI to change notification title
- Add admin UI to send to Android and iOS platforms (if available)
1.11.0
- Add admin UI and filter for custom post types
- Add filters for overriding post processing behavior
- Add filter for overriding meta box send notification checkbox behavior
- Add admin UI for adding UTM tracking code parameters (notification URL parameters)
- Add admin UI for hiding notify button after subscription
- Fix Preview Popup not displaying correctly if an ‘https://subdomain.onesignal.com’ Subdomain textbox value is used
- Display visible error message if notification fails to send
- Updated Google Project Setup guide
- Fix poorly named global function that is conflicting with another template’s global function
1.10.6
- Push notifications should now be sent out for posts created in the default WordPress editor if scheduled, being edited, or awaiting publication
1.10.5
- Change console.developers.google.com setup URL –> console.cloud.google.com
- Modify onesignal_send_notification filter hook to also allow notifications to not be sent
1.10.4
- Enable PHP error logging by file
1.10.3
- Fix on_save_post function not being declared statically
- Fix other PHP warning about property not existing
1.10.2
- Forgot to add onesignal-utils.php
1.10.1
- Automatic sending functionality has been rewritten
1.10.0
- Fix scheduled notifications to be more reliable by associating data with the post’s metadata and rewriting the send notification logic
- Modified the WDS Log plugin to log OneSignal-related things; WDS Log plugin must be installed to view
- Add a filter hook for to modify the data we post to create notifications API to allow customizing of notifications
- Fixed Configuration page saving so that a user can choose to only use the Safari platform and skip the Chrome subdomain
1.9.2
- Make WordPress plugin compatible with PHP v5.2.4
- Using workaround for constant ENT_HTML401 not defined in < PHP 5.4 used in decode_html_entity
1.9.1
- Relax subdomain validation now that the web SDK auto-corrects almost-valid values
1.9.0
- Add Henkler’s contributions to WordPress plugin:
- Allow notification dismissal by Chrome’s persistNotification flag
- Allow featured image to be used as notification icon
1.8.2
- Restore ‘Automatically send notifications using 3rd party post editors’
1.8.1
- Clarified subdomain instructions to not include «.onesignal.com»
- Improved support for HTML encoded entities
1.8.0
- Add bell color customization
- Add bell offset position customization
- Add initial support for custom post types
1.7.3
- Including missing CSS file
1.7.2
- Fix settings for initial user showing an error for WordPress function get_option()
1.7.1
- Organized and clarified plugin settings
- Add screenshots to plugin description
1.7.0
- Fixed error reporting being enabled in version 1.6.0
- Rebranded bell widget to notify button
- Minor fixes to functions that would error but are silent because error reporting is usually disabled
- Update default settings
1.6.0
- Added interactive bell widget for site visitors to manage push notification subscription
- Improved toggle button text readability
1.5.0
- Added option to send a welcome notification to new site visitors
- Removed {modalPrompt: true} as the default prompt method for HTTPS sites; the native browser prompt is once again the default
- Added option to use the modal prompt instead of the native prompt method
- Popup settings now display for both HTTPS modal users and HTTP prompt users
1.4.0
- Added option to disable automatically prompting new visitors to register for push notifications
1.3.2
- Fixed settings save when subdomain goes from set to empty. Admin JS now uses jQuery instead of $.
1.3.1
- Fixed HTTP popup prompt dialog to not display empty values if configuration options are unset
1.3.0
- Added popup settings to localize prompt text. Updated fonts to render better on Firefox and Safari.
1.2.0
- Graphical redesign of the plugin. Much better instructions.
1.1.1
- OneSignal library initialization now occurs regardless of whether the window.onload event has yet to be fired or has already fired.
1.1.0
- Added Safari Mac OSX support.
1.0.8
- UTF-8 characters in post’s titles now display correctly in notifications.
- Se corrigió el error donde manifest.json no se creaba para sitios HTTPS debido a permisos.
- Ahora se adapta para usar HTTPS para los ficheros de los service workers si la configuración de WordPress no es correcta.
1.0.7
- Corregido error en algunos plugins que crean mensajes no fueron enviando una notificación automáticamente cuando OneSignal ‘Todos los mensajes creados a partir de otros plugins’ se habilitan .
- Fixed errors that display when ‘WP_DEBUG’ is set to true
1.0.6
- Added Automatic Push Notifications option for ‘All Posts created from other plugins’ on the «Notification Settings» tab.
- Note, this is on by default for new installs but off of existing ones so behavior does not automatically change when you update.
- Fixed errors with missing images.
1.0.5
- Send notification on post is now available to any WordPress user with permissions to create or edit posts.
1.0.4
- Notifications sent with the Automatic Push Notifications on Post feature directly link to the post instead of the homepage when opening the notification.
- Updated GCM instructions and added HTTP subscribe link/widget instructions on the Getting Started tab.
1.0.3
- Fixed compatibility issue with PHP versions older than 5.3.0
- For HTTPS sites a modal dialog is shown before the native Chrome Notification permission prompt.
1.0.2
- Fixed bug with OneSignal not getting initialized in some cases.
- Now omits extra unneeded manifest link from the head tag when using HTTP.
- Clicks handler added to elements with the class OneSignal-prompt are now setup in a more compatible way.
1.0.1
- Modified description
1.0.0
- Initial release of the plugin