I’m trying to get the wpdb class to read these values into an array to suit the function You could manually loop through the $results array to build the $pattern array, but a much simpler way is by using $wpdb->get_col() to get all the values of the unit_type column: $pattern = $wpdb->get_col( “SELECT unit_type from … Read more
I don’t have gravity forms but I experience in creating autocomplete fields using data from DB, csv, apis and so one. The concept remains the same, it’s just how you call and receive the date that changes, depending in your source. Starting with my csv, I looked for country names to stay as close to … Read more
Found the capabilities, most are self explanatory. <?php array( ‘vxg_salesforce_read_feeds’ => true, ‘vxg_salesforce_edit_feeds’ => true, ‘vxg_salesforce_read_logs’ => true, ‘vxg_salesforce_export_logs’ => true, ‘vxg_salesforce_read_settings’ => true, ‘vxg_salesforce_edit_settings’ => true, ‘vxg_salesforce_send_to_crm’ => true, ‘vxg_salesforce_read_license’ => true, ‘vxg_salesforce_uninstall’ => true, ); ?>
I’ve just begun using Gravity Forms but I’ve used Formidable quite a lot. My biggest complaints about Formidable is the way it handles upgrades. If you have a ‘Pro’ account, when an upgrade is available you have to go through a multi-step, not very intuitive upgrade process every time. Other than that, so far Formidable … Read more
If those values are in your query then you can use the following if( get_query_var(‘total’) ) { $total_value = floatval( str_replace( ‘$’, ”, get_query_var(‘total’) ) ); } or else if( isset( $_GET[‘total’] ) ) { $total_value = floatval( str_replace( ‘$’, ”, $_GET[‘total’] ) ); }
Try this; <?php $user = wp_get_current_user(); if ( count_user_posts( $user->ID ) >= 1 ) { // echo your text snippet } else { // echo your form } ?> 1) wp_get_current_user() returns the WP_User object which includes many properties for that user. 2) Since we only want the ID of the current user, we assign … Read more
A simple and dynamic way to use WordPress cron would be to set up an action hook for your schedule then only add scheduled events as and when you need them. The events would call a generic function and pass in your specific custom post type details through $args – add_action(‘my_schedule_event’, ‘generic_function’); function set_schedule($post_id) { … Read more
Use get_user_meta(): $original = get_user_meta( $user->ID, ‘purchase_history’, TRUE ); echo $original . ‘ Pancake Breakfast 05/15/2005’; To update the value use update_user_meta(): update_user_meta( $user->ID, ‘purchase_history’, $original . ‘Pancake Breakfast 05/15/2005’ );
Looking at core, it seems post_category always overwrites: // Passed post category list overwrites existing category list if not empty. Instead, try something like: //wp_set_post_terms( $post_id, $terms, $taxonomy, $append ) wp_set_post_terms( $entry[“post_id”], 48, $taxonomy, true ) Obviously, replace $taxonomy with the correct name.
I assume you are embedding one form on many pages (or custom posts). It is possible to have Gravity Forms capture the ID of the referring page, as well as know it’s Title. This is helpful in the email notification, for example, to understand on what page a contact was on when they decided to … Read more