Problem:
Allowing registered users to add multiple images to existing post
Solution:
There is no feature available to upload multiple images in single shot. However we have this feature request registered but there is no ETA on it.
I have a front end page that contains "edit" links in order to encourage contributors to update/amend the information on my site. However, these links for users who arent logged in, point to the login/register page. Id like (if possible) to implement the following functionality.
1. Guest user clicks on EDIT
2. They are sent to the login page
3. They log in, and then are redirected back to the page they were trying to edit in the first place
Solution:
The WordPress built-in login form supports URL parameter "redirect_to", use it you can redirect logged in user to the specific URL, for example:
Problem: I have a custom field in a Form that allows Users to submit a comment. When the Form is submitted, I would like to save the comment so it can be viewed on the backend of the site. When the Form is loaded again on the front-end, I would like to show the field as empty so the next User can submit their own comment without seeing the previous comment.
Solution: Set the value of the field to be an empty space surrounded by quotation marks:
Problem: I am trying to add some custom JavaScript form validation to a CRED form, but it doesn't seem to be working as expected.
Solution: Bind to the window.load event, not the document ready event, to initialize form event handlers. Use the jQuery namespace instead of "$" to access the jQuery object. Here is a template:
jQuery(window).bind('load', function() {
// Your custom validation code goes here using jQuery instead of $
});
Problem: I would like to capture information about the User who submitted a CRED edit post form so I can moderate submissions efficiently from wp-admin.
Solution: Use a generic field in the form to capture the current User's ID, then use the CRED API to do something with that information.
Problem: On a single post, I would like to show a list of related posts from the same post type. Cars are organized using three taxonomies - Make, Model, and Series. I would like to show all the cars in the same Make and Model as the current car.
Solution: For the most flexibility, use a 4th taxonomy "Related Vehicles" and create a term for each car, where the term slug matches the car's post slug. Create a View filtered by Related Vehicle, where the term is set using a shortcode attribute. Use the current post's slug in the shortcode attribute to display a list of posts related to the current post.
For more simplicity, you can use the two taxonomies Make and Model to filter a View of Cars, where the terms are set by the current post. This approach will not allow arbitrary relationships.
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