This library will allow you to populate a series of fields in 2-week increments. https://gravitywiz.com/populate-dates-gravity-form-fields/ The configuration would look something like this: new GW_Populate_Date( array( ‘form_id’ => 123, ‘source_field_id’ => 1, ‘target_field_id’ => 4, ‘modifier’ => ‘+2 weeks’ ) ); new GW_Populate_Date( array( ‘form_id’ => 123, ‘source_field_id’ => 1, ‘target_field_id’ => 5, ‘modifier’ => ‘+4 … Read more
Compare ACF date field (if exists) and post date and order DESC
This line shouldn’t be in there: <script type=”text/javascript” src=”http://xxxx/wp-includes/js/jquery/ui/jquery-ui.min.js”></script> In a standard WordPress install, no such file exists. This makes me wonder how you are adding the scripts to the theme in the first place. Are you using wp_enqueue_styles? If not, there is a VERY good chance that you are indeed adding two versions of … Read more
CSS needs to be in the head of the document. Use the admin_enqueue_scripts hook instead. Also be sure to only enqueue the scripts and styles on screens where you need them.
The problem is that your first block of inline datepicker js is before jQuery and jQuery UI. When you use wp_enqueue_script your script tags will be output where your wp_head() action hook is located. Move your inline datepicer js below wp_head and your jQuery should work. You should also be using the no conflict wrapper … Read more
Here´s something to get you started. Adapt the code below to your needs Create an init.js file with notepad and paste your code in there Save it in a logical place your theme folder (the JS directory for example) Register and enqueue this file (make sure to load it after jquery) Datepicker set up: /* … Read more
ACF using milliseconds is not standard for timestamps, and nor is it useful. How much accuracy do you need? Bear in mind that converting to something like yyyymmdd will not accommodate timezones. If you have access to PHPMyAdmin (or similar) and know your way around SQL, running a quick query would probably be the easiest … Read more
It’s a UNIX timestamp – with PHP, you can use date to format it like so: echo date( ‘d/m/Y’, $timestamp ); // day/month/year
The script itself is no longer on the google hosted link. You should try updating to WordPress v4.7.1 or reporting the bug if it still persists after that
It sounds like you need an introduction to plugin development. As in all things WordPress Development, the WordPress Codex is the first place to look. Here is the Plugin Development information: https://developer.wordpress.org/plugins/ But you will need some PHP programming knowledge. Here’s one good place to start: https://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp . And the googles have plenty of information … Read more