Problem: I have a View that shows a list of results, and in each result I would like to display a thumbnail-sized Google Map showing a custom address field. When I test the View, all the map markers are appearing in the first map, and every map except the first one is centered in the ocean with no markers applied.
Solution: Check the Loop Output to make sure that you have unique IDs on each map, and unique IDs for each map marker. Consider replacing these interactive maps with Static Maps using the Google Static Maps API, and using larger interactive maps on a detail View for each post. Example static map implementation:
Solution: Some parts of this design can be replicated with Toolset Maps, but others will require a significant amount of custom code with JavaScript and CSS. For example, hover interaction between the list and markers is not supported. Full-screen display is not supported, and the overall layout of the map and results list will require your own custom CSS. The custom filter input design will require your own custom CSS.
We do offer the ability to focus on a marker when you click a link, as well as the ability to filter results and update the map using AJAX. We also offer the ability to customize your map markers and popups.
Problem: When I open a Bootstrap modal, it appears and immediately disappears without any user interaction.
Solution: In this case, the Bootstrap Modal plugin seems to be the source of the problem. Since Toolset is already loading Bootstrap, the plugin is not necessary. Please disable it.
Problem:
Is it possible to allow users to pick individual premium options before submitting their CREDform?
Solution:
Best option is to create separate forms and charge separate amounts based on what package (form) they choose?
The main page that will list packages, you may build that using View (if you already have content stored in any CPT like “package1, package2, etc”.
-- OR you can use a Pricing Table plugin to create pricing packages table >> add 3 buttons >> and add 3 links on the buttons -- each linking to a separate CRED form (3 forms we have already created above).
The issue here is that the Search and Reset filter buttons on the customers view was getting some default styling and he wanted to remove those styling.
Solution:
Unfortunately the default styling was being produced by the theme as views does not include any default styling for these buttons.
It is advised to check your theme's documentation to see what default styles will be applied to buttons
Problem: On my Listing post page, I have a link to a CRED form page where the User can create a Message (a new post) regarding the Listing. I would like to be able to send a notification email to the author of the Listing when the form is submitted, and I would like to store the Listing author's information in the Message post as a custom field.
Solution:
Capture the correct value for the seller's ID in a generic field, using the URL parameter for the listing:
In the email notifications editor, select the proper information from the form fields to use as the "To" email address for the seller. In this case, it's seller_id.
Use the cred_save_data hook to update the message post using the seller ID captured in your generic field:
add_action('cred_save_data', 'custom_message_to',10,2);
function custom_message_to($post_id, $form_data)
{
// if a specific form
if ($form_data['id']==387 && isset($_POST)) {
$seller_id = $_POST['seller_id'];
update_post_meta( $post_id, 'wpcf-message-to', $seller_id );
}
}
Problem: I have a link to a CRED form on my single post page. I would like to redirect the success message displayed after the form is submitted to include a link back to the single post page.
Solution: Add some custom PHP that will allow you to access the URL parameter from the CRED form page. Use the URL parameter from the CRED page to build your link.
<div class="woocommerce-message" style="text-align: center;">Your message has been sent to the Seller.</div>
<ul class="nav-single pager">
<li class="nav-previous previous"><a href="/motorcycles/[wpv-post-param var='listing-id']" rel="prev"> Click here to return to the [wpv-post-title id="[wpv-post-param var='listing-id']"]</a></li>
</ul>
Problem: I would like to disable the blue glow and rounded borders on form inputs that have the "form-control" CSS class.
Solution: Either disable Bootstrap entirely in Toolset > Settings > General, or add your own styles that will override Bootstrap. The following code will remove the rounded corners and blue glow on focus:
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