Problem: Posts created with a Toolset Form that are set to expire send a warning notification ahead of the expiration.
If a post is trashed, how can those notifications be turned off?
Solution: Details of the notification are stored in a hidden custom field '_cred_post_expiration_notifications', and this field can be deleted when a post is trashed, using the wp_trash_post hook.
Problem: How to change a user's role when payment is made through Toolset Forms Commerce and then change it back again when the related post expires.
Solution: The API hook cred_commerce_after_order_completed can be used to trigger code which changes the user role using the standard set_role method.
Reverting the role when the related post expires is slightly trickier, as there is no Toolset API hook for when a post expires.
In this case, when a post expires it is changed to draft status.
You can use the standard WP hooks that are triggered when changing a custom post status to draft (e.g. the draft_project hook for a project post type) to check when a post of the relevant type is changed to draft status, and then check whether the post expiration time has passed (meaning the change to draft was likely triggered by the expiration) using the value stored in a hidden custom field '_cred_post_expiration_time' that can be retrieved with get_post_meta.
I have a working form to edit a users post, linked from the users account page. I am trying to add a form to renew the post, which is very similar. However, when I try to test it, I get the error: "Form type and post type do not match"
Solution:
I assume we are talking about a Toolset form for editing post, you are going to edit the specific post depends on the URL parameter "post_ids".
If it is, you can get the URL parameter value with shortcode , for example: ,
Compatibility problem between Types Beta plugin with theme "Stockholm", try to connect an existing post to a currently edited post, and have the Stockholm Theme active, then you cannot save this connection as the save button is disabled.
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