I am creating a form to change email address. I do not want the current email to display in the field, so I am using a cred_generic_field called new_email. I also have a second email field called new_email_confirm to confirm the first one is entered correctly. So, a simple javascript function can compare the 2 fields. But, how can I add an on-event to the cred_generic_field such as onblur=check_email_same(); ? I want to use javascript so I can compare before the Submit occurs.
I have a CRED User form that I want to use only for updating email address by a member.
But, even using the Generate Form wizard, the current email address is shown in the field. I have labeled the field "Enter New Email Address", so it should not show the current email value.
Solution:
There isn't such a built-in feature within Toolset form for editing user, the email field will display existed user's email value by default.
Problem:
To All Developers: What are the best Event Ticketing Plugins to use with Toolset
Solution:
Most client using Events Calendar plugin but I would still recommend checking the feasibility of that plugin based on your need as there may be a chance that you may able to find another plugin that suits best as per your need.
Problem: I have a slider View that takes 30 seconds to preload 5 slides. How can I speed up the performance of Views pagination?
Solution: Counter-intuitively, some server environments will perform better if preloading is turned off for paginated Views. This is because of how Views handles preloading pagination by initiating one AJAX request per page. If multiple Views use preloading for multiple pages, the server response times can slow down.
Problem:
How to record the date a user last logged in?
Solution:
The WordPress hook wp_login is triggered whether a user logs in with the standard WordPress login form, or a Toolset custom login form, and can be used to trigger code to record the login time.
I have an existing timestamp for when the CPT member-profile is updated by Admin. That works fine. Now I want a separate timestamp to keep track of when the member updates his own profile from the front end via CRED form. I got that to work using cred_save_data hook. The problem is, my backend hook is using save_post hook, so when member saves his profile on the front end, it updates both fields.
Is there a way I can check this from the save_post hook?
Solution:
There is a hidden field "_cred_cred_prefix_form_id" in Toolset post form, it stores value of current Toolset form ID, you can use it to check if it is submitted by Toolset post form insider in the "save_post" action hook, for example, change this line of your PHP codes from:
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