How to automatically pull an information from a form field onto an other page?
How to automatically pull an information from a form field onto an other page?
How to automatically pull an information from a form field onto an other page?
You need to pass the variable and its value in GET method to display the success message which you’re already doing. Now, in your PHP file, display a message based on the GET parameter and its value. if($_GET[‘message’] == ‘success’){ //display your message }
Because, by default, if you don’t specify an actual page in the target, it assumes you meant www.example.com/ , which goes to the www.example.com/index.php page, which loads the home page of your site, which is the front page of your site, which is normally the blog page (unless you specify a static page as the … Read more
I added 3 more pages to my site, one for each sequences that I wanted in the report. Then added a parameter to the shortcode in each page specifying the desired sequence and modified the function handling the shortcode to pass the parameter to the function building the report. Then just redirected to the page … Read more
Need to show results on the frontend of an admin form
You can add password input/ generate password / password strength meter in any custom registration form in admin area or front end area with simple code. In first step: Add this html code in your registration form <table class=”form-table”> <tr id=”password” class=”user-pass1-wrap”> <th><label for=”pass1″><?php _e( ‘New Password’ ); ?></label></th> <td> <input class=”hidden” value=” ” /><!– … Read more
WordPress, Front-end send message to authors using plugin when their post is published
I’ve found my mistake. I was hooking twice the same code, one in the ‘edit_user_profile’ and other in ‘edit_user_profile_update’. I have separated the display code from de update code and now it works like have to: <?php function privacity_user_profile_fields() { global $user_id; $data_consent = get_user_meta($user_id, ‘gdpr_user_register_consent’, true); $data_consent_text=”He leído y entendido el cómo se tratarán … Read more
Custom fields are stored in post metadata, which is very expensive (slow) to query. Ideally, you would be better off re-coding the site to use custom taxonomies instead of custom fields. From there, search would be easier. If you stick with ACF or other metadata, you can customize the search form and queries, but you’ll … Read more
In your example they just use a link which points to the anchor “#login2”. Try using a <a href=”#login”>Login</a> link instead of a button.