Probably going to be a custom meta type on the users. During the sign up process to your website use the add_user_meta() function and declare the value as 0. Then as people buy from your shop you’re going to have to find a hook somewhere in WooCommerce (Maybe on the order complete page?) to update … Read more
You use setcookie() like any other function, with parameters as described in the Codex. How you would use it in a form would usually depend on how and when the $_COOKIE variable needs to be made accessible. One common method, if you want a change in the DOM both to register immediately and to persist, … Read more
Here is a tutorial on submitting forms through dashboard widgets : http://www.wpexplorer.com/configurable-dashboard-widgets/ In the tutorial the author uses a single function for both displaying and updating the widget. What if you then use this approach and implement functionality similar to a save routine for custom meta boxes and custom fields to link the new meta … Read more
You can reuse the submit button code: print str_replace( ‘”submit”‘, ‘”reset”‘, get_submit_button( ‘Reset’ ) ); This should create a button with the regular style for submit buttons. The attributes name, type and id will be set to reset. Not tested. 🙂
I finally found one that works for me: document.getElementById(“#dealer-selection-” + elm.id).checked=true; For some reason, this one checks the radio button visually, while also checking it as an option.
This plugin might help you achieve what you are looking for. https://wordpress.org/plugins/multi-step-form/
The data is stored in the wp_posts and wp_postmeta tables. You can see all the field values by doing this: SELECT website from (SELECT m1.meta_value as user_firstname, m2.meta_value as user_lastname, m3.meta_value as website FROM dev_posts join dev_postmeta m1 on m1.post_id = ID and m1.meta_key = ‘_field_1’ join dev_postmeta m2 on m2.post_id = ID and m2.meta_key … Read more
I figured this one out, kind of… After looking through the code over and over again, it just didn’t make sense that a simple anchor link wasn’t working properly. So, I started disabling plugins one at a time and when I disabled my picture gallery the anchor links started working. I am still looking into … Read more
In admin, check the page template used by the contact page, and look for it in your theme folder. Page templates are applied as described here: https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/#single-page
The short answer- don’t send all that data with the form. You know what data goes with the form, and the email has to be sent from the server, so there’s no reason for that data to make a round trip out to a browser and back to your server. Set some sort of unique … Read more