You were on the right track: use a meta_query in your query. There are plenty of examples in the codex, how you implement it depends on what fields you’re using, but that’s the way to go. An example with multiple fields queried: $args = array( ‘post_type’ => ‘product’, ‘meta_query’ => array( ‘relation’ => ‘OR’, array( … Read more
If you don’t want to touch code, you could create a page whose content only logged-in users can see. That way only valid users can see the form. You’d want to look for a content restriction / membership plugin to handle the protection of that page. You can set a field – perhaps their email … Read more
Form data being sent to parent directory
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
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
Sure! Use the user_register filter (see here https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API/Action_Reference/user_register ). You can call a custom function that will ‘fire’ after the user is added to the database. Your function would send out an email, perhaps. Place the filter in your Child Theme’s function.php file (you want to use a Child Theme so that your changes don’t … Read more
Fatal Error with WP Forms
You need to call submit() function on document ready check the code <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(“#wpcf7-f3857-o1 form”).submit(); }); </script> In my code wpcf7-f3857-o1 is the contact form’s css id. You need to change that id. try the code and let me know the result. Thanks