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Create a dashboard notification to alert the user that the connection needs refreshing #12206

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luckickken opened this issue Feb 12, 2019 · 4 comments

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luckickken commented Feb 12, 2019

In the case that a successful connection has been established, but it's not been used for a significant amount of time, the connection needs refreshing (see use case 3 in #12133). If this is the case we want to alert the user of this through a dashboard notification.

See design and copy below.

The CTA/button in the notification needs to point to the first step in the Configuration Wizard which holds the component to connect.

Note: This notification is different than the notification described in #12200.

parent #12136

Please branch from and merge into feature/oauth-connection-ui

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jdevalk commented Feb 20, 2019

Similar comment as on #12200, button for action + read more link seems appropriate here.

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uxkai commented Feb 22, 2019

Here's the update! The Live indexing and the Read more about what this connection entails link text will link to articles that still have to be written.

For now you can use the following shortlinks:
Live indexing = https://yoa.st/3lr
MyYoast connection = https://yoa.st/3ls

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Due to inactivity the connection to MyYoast is lost... To make sure you can take full advantage of plugin updates and features such as Live indexing, please refresh your connection.

Read more about what this connection entails.

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jdevalk commented Feb 22, 2019

LGTM. @moorscode the floor is yours.

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