New: landing on a URL with #fortryd (e.g. a link in your order confirmation e-mail: https://yourshop.com/#fortryd) now opens the withdrawal form directly. Menu items and links keep working as before.
1.3.0
New: “Settings” and “Returportal Pro” links on the plugins list, and an info box on the settings page about the optional hosted return portal (returns, exchanges, complaints) by the same team — shown in your chosen language
New: link to the free compliance check at fortrydelsesknap.dk/tjek, so you can verify your button is detected correctly
No functional changes to the button or the withdrawal flow. As always, the plugin sends no data anywhere — these are plain links.
1.2.3
Removed the “draggable button” option. It could leave the button stuck where a visitor had moved it – even after the option was switched off – because the position was remembered in the visitor’s browser. The button now always stays exactly where you place it, and any old remembered position is cleared automatically.
1.2.2
New: optional custom texts in the settings page. You can now override the button label, the form heading and the “you are withdrawing from …” line – for example use “purchase” instead of “contract”. Leave the fields blank to keep the legally safe default wording. Use the friendly [shop] tag where the shop name should appear.
1.2.1
Shop notification e-mail now shows the customer’s e-mail address, so you can see who withdrew at a glance
Reply-To on the shop notification is set to the customer, so you can reply directly from your inbox without opening the dashboard
1.2.0
Plugin renamed to “Fortrydelsesknap.dk Withdrawal Button” (new slug: fortrydelsesknap-dk)
All frontend CSS and JavaScript now loaded via wp_enqueue_style/wp_enqueue_script (separate assets/eufk.js)
All request input (POST/GET/SERVER) is now unslashed and sanitized before use, including the nonce check