Problem: I would like to use a CRED Commerce form to create Users. While payment is pending, I would like to be able to show a preview of the User on my site, but I cannot use Views to display the User yet. How can I show a preview of the pending User account?
Solution: You cannot access a pending User's account information, because that information does not exist in an accessible way in the database. Instead, you could use the CRED API to insert a temporary post using the information gathered by your CRED Commerce form. Then use that temporary post as a placeholder for your pending User.
Problem: I am using CRED Commerce to create new Users. I would like to capture the User's first name, last name, address, and email address in the CRED User form, then pre-populate the checkout fields with that information.
Solution: This will require custom code using the CRED Commerce API cred_commerce_form_action:
Within the callback function, you will have access to anything captured by the form in the $_POST superglobal. You can use that information to construct a checkout URL with custom URL parameters, then trigger a redirect to the custom URL - something like
Then in your filter, you can access those variables from the $_GET superglobal. Here's a very simple example:
add_action('cred_commerce_form_action', 'my_commerce_form_action',10,4);
function my_commerce_form_action( $action, $form_id, $post_id, $form_data ) {
if ($form_id == 1234)
{
// uncomment next line to inspect the entire post object using server logs.
// error_log(print_r($_POST, true));
$first = $_POST['first_name'];
// ...
// get the 3 other parameters from the POST object and add them here
// ...
wp_redirect( '/checkout?first=' . $first); // add all 4 parameters to the URL string here
exit();
}
}
Then in your woocommerce_checkout-fields filter, you should be able to access the URL parameters in the $_GET superglobal:
I'm not able to provide support for the woocommerce_checkout_fields API, because it is not part of our software. You should consult the WooCommerce documentation for more information there.
Problem: Views that use infinite scrolling do not seem to update correctly. Instead of appending to the first set of results, the first set is replaced. Then results are appended as expected.
Solution: It appears in this case that Cloudflare HTML Minification conflicts with Infinite Scrolling. Once disabled, Views begin to update as expected.
Problem: I would like to set a minimum end date for my range datepicker based on the value selected for the start date. Users should not be able to select an end date before the start date.
Solution: Add some JavaScript that will set datepicker options using the 'onClose' datepicker option:
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