settings = $settings;
$this->wp = $wp;
$this->subscribersRepository = $subscribersRepository;
}
public function init($shouldDisplay) {
if (!$shouldDisplay || !$this->settings->get(self::OPTION_NAME, true)) {
return;
}
// don't display notice if user has changed the default inactive time range
$inactiveDays = (int)$this->settings->get('deactivate_subscriber_after_inactive_days');
if ($inactiveDays !== SettingsController::DEFAULT_DEACTIVATE_SUBSCRIBER_AFTER_INACTIVE_DAYS) {
return;
}
$inactiveSubscribersCount = $this->subscribersRepository->countBy(['deletedAt' => null, 'status' => SubscriberEntity::STATUS_INACTIVE]);
if ($inactiveSubscribersCount < self::MIN_INACTIVE_SUBSCRIBERS_COUNT) {
return;
}
return $this->display($inactiveSubscribersCount);
}
public function disable() {
$this->settings->set(self::OPTION_NAME, false);
}
private function display($inactiveSubscribersCount) {
$goToSettingsString = __('Go to the Advanced Settings', 'mailpoet');
$notice = sprintf(
// translators: %d is the number of inactive subscribers.
__('Good news! MailPoet won’t send emails to your %s inactive subscribers. This is a standard practice to maintain good deliverability and open rates. But if you want to disable it, you can do so in settings. [link]Read more.[/link]', 'mailpoet'),
$this->wp->numberFormatI18n($inactiveSubscribersCount)
);
$notice = Helpers::replaceLinkTags($notice, 'https://kb.mailpoet.com/article/264-inactive-subscribers', [
'target' => '_blank',
]);
$notice = "$notice
";
$notice .= '' . $goToSettingsString . '
';
$extraClasses = 'mailpoet-dismissible-notice is-dismissible';
Notice::displaySuccess($notice, $extraClasses, self::OPTION_NAME, false);
return $notice;
}
}