The customer reported that a specific custom field group was missing from the post edit screen.
Solution:
The post field group was available, but since the section was part of the accordion, the arrow next to it needed to be clicked, in order to open/collapse it.
Problem:
The user would like to customize the success message in a form before the page is redirected.
Solution:
This will require custom code snippet to customize the message that would be displayed before the redirect. Something like:
add_filter('gettext', function($translated_text, $untranslated_text, $domain){
if($untranslated_text == 'Please Wait. You are being redirected...' && $domain == 'wp-cred'){
$translated_text = 'The new message to display before the redirect';
}
return $translated_text;
}, 10, 3);
Note that the message will be wrapped in a
tag, this means that you can't use any HTML tags, only the ones that can be wrapped in a
The user wanted the custom user field values from a user ID passed through the generic field in the form notification.
Solution:
Suggested to use the "cred_subject_notification_codes" and "cred_body_notification_codes" filters to register custom placeholders for form notifications.
Example:
add_filter('cred_subject_notification_codes', 'custom_generic_field_notification', 10, 1);
add_filter('cred_body_notification_codes', 'custom_generic_field_notification', 10, 1);
function custom_generic_field_notification( $defaultPlaceHolders ) {
// get the user ID from the generic field 'evaluatee-user-id'
$target_user_ID = $_REQUEST['evaluatee-user-id'];
// get the first name and last name from the $target_user_ID
$user_first_name = do_shortcode("[wpv-user field='user_firstname' id='".$target_user_ID."']");
$user_last_name = do_shortcode("[wpv-user field='user_lastname' id='".$target_user_ID."']");
// set those first name and last name values in the custom placeholders
$newPlaceHolders = array(
'%%evaluatee_first_name%%' => $user_first_name,
'%%evaluatee_last_name%%' => $user_last_name,
);
return array_merge($defaultPlaceHolders, $newPlaceHolders );
}
Problem:
The user would like to offer a questionnaire or poll for visitors and create a user afterward. This may involve the possibility to change the username at the end.
Solution:
WordPress does not have a supported way of changing the email and the username. Especially the username. For that matter, some plugins have filled this gap, such as:
We document known issues and their solutions in Toolset errata. Save time by checking there first and seeing if what you are facing is a known issue. This list is kept short. We do our best to resolve all known issues with every release of Toolset plugins.
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