Problem: I would like to use Views to display current or future events created by The Events Calendar, but the custom code I have in place isn't working as expected.
Solution: Use the following custom filter manipulation to filter events:
We do employ several views so the jurors can view the application information as well as the uploaded information. Where the pre-pending of the name idea came up is for two situations
#1 often the jurors request a zip file of all the images so they can view them locally. Alot of people will view them in Adobe bridge so they can assign star ratings to them and or sort them into folders
#2 after the selections are made we attempt to clear the files out of the uploads folder- and so it would be easy to look at a folder and select files starting with a name as a way to sort them from other files uploaded during that period. There could be several hundred such applications for an average call X all the various sizes of images wordpress creates. So theres a lot of files to find.
Also if it helps we'd get the name from the cred form itsself- not from the wordpress user record.
Solution:
There isn't such a built-in feature within Toolset plugins. it needs custom codes, for example:
Problem: I would like to create a carousel-style slider View that includes 3 posts per page. I would like to add a specific class to the middle item to make it appear larger than the other 2 items on the page.
Solution: Create a View with pagination, that shows 3 posts per page. You'll be able to use the Loop attributes item, index, wrap, pad, and pad-last to apply different styles to each of the 3 posts in a single page. Something like this, where the class is "middle-element":
The https/http protocol + domain name are missing, so it will trigger the warning message you mentioned above:
Logo Please enter a valid URL address pointing to the image file.
Images Please enter a valid URL address pointing to the image file.
And if you are using CRED form to create the post and setup the image field values, CRED form should not produce such kind of URLs you mentioned above, if the problem still persists, please check the compatibility problem:
Deactivate other plugins and switch to wordpress default theme, and test again
Problem: I have a CRED Commerce form that allows Users to pay a fee and create a post. In some cases, the fee is not required. I would like to use a checkbox in the form to indicate whether or not the fee should be charged. If the checkbox is not checked, the User should not be charged, but the post should still be created. If the checkbox is checked, the User should have the fee product added to their cart with CRED Commerce, and the payment workflow in CRED Commerce should be followed normally.
Solution:
- Set up this form to always add the registration product to the User's cart, regardless of any input. We will override this with code when needed.
- Replace the generic radio control with a generic checkbox like this:
Replace 123, 456 with a comma-separated list of any CRED form IDs where you want to apply this modification. Change the URL to redirect the User to some other destination on your site. You have access to the ID of the post that was added or edited in the $post_id variable. Now if the checkbox is not checked, the User will be redirected without placing the item in their cart.
You can call get_permalink using the $post_id parameter in your callback to redirect to the post that was created by CRED. Here is the updated redirect code:
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