To debug you should print what’s in $entry. echo ‘<pre>’ . print_r($entry,true) . ‘</pre>’; die();//You may need to kill the script to view.. Or email to yourself in your current mail function. $message=”<pre>” . print_r($entry,true) . ‘</pre>’;
You’re nearly there… The ‘query_posts’ function is only intended to return posts (and other post types) so this will not work for roles. The line $roles = … is likely the cause of your error instead it should just be: $roles = $wp_roles->get_names();
Paypal not converting currency when using Gravity Forms on WordPress
I know this is an old question… but… I just discovered it while fighting the same problem. The solution ended up being pretty simple: Doublequotes are needed around the ID=! So in this example the working solution just needs: return do_shortcode( ‘[gravityform id=”1″]’ );
Use the post field, “custom field” Set the Custom Field Name to Existing Select the Post Content Layout (There may be something different for Divi Layout Set the default value to the layout you want to use (May need an ID or just the name, May require some trial and error) Under apperance enter gf_hidden … Read more
One way to achieve that is to use the gform_pre_render hook. I once did something similiar to this on a real site. add_action( ‘gform_pre_render’, ‘show_content_before_fields’ ); function show_content_before_fields( $form ) { $custom_field = new GF_Field_HTML(); // temporary field object to hold our custom html $custom_field->id = 0; // maybe unnecessary, can’t remember if really needed … Read more
Ok so now im as far as to getting “meters” returned after customer filled in street/city in page 1 of the form. Only thing is i only manage to get the result into an “html-block” with code underneath (by now plugin). I would like to get the result into the quantity field of a product, … Read more
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Not sure how relevant the answer is now, but it might help someone in future. It would be advisable to switch $entries and $entry. It’s quite confusing that you use $entries for singular entry and $entry for an array of entries. Define what output you are looking for. You are looking to get an array, … Read more
Probably you just forgot the delimiters for your pattern. Try declaring your $pattern like: $pattern = “/^\d{3}-?\d{3}-?\d{3}$/”;