Help with Adding Error Message on Form

Is there any way you can make a change to that function to give it the option to bypass that esc_attr for custom options like this. I’m sure im not the first and I definitely won’t be the last. Forwarding is not an option because it would feel forceful and unexpected to the user.

I would do it on my end, but then it would be rewritten the next update.

Mayble replace esc_attr with wp_kses_post to allow for some basic html usage when the option is selected.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by baddon250.

Do you think you could alter those 2 functions to be replaced with these 2 functions?

		/**
		 * Print field error
		 *
		 * @param string $text
		 * @param bool   $force_show
		 *
		 * @return string
		 */
		function field_error( $text, $force_show = false, $allow_html = false ) {

			if ( empty( $text ) ) {
				return '';
			}
			
			if($allow_html){
				$data = wp_kses_post($text);
			} else{
				$data = esc_attr($text);
			}

			if ( $force_show ) {
				$output = '<div class="um-field-error"><span class="um-field-arrow"><i class="um-faicon-caret-up"></i></span>' . $data . '</div>';
				return $output;
			}


			if ( isset( $this->set_id ) && UM()->form()->processing == $this->set_id ) {
				$output = '<div class="um-field-error"><span class="um-field-arrow"><i class="um-faicon-caret-up"></i></span>' . $data . '</div>';
			} else {
				$output = '';
			}

			if ( ! UM()->form()->processing ) {
				$output = '<div class="um-field-error"><span class="um-field-arrow"><i class="um-faicon-caret-up"></i></span>' . $data . '</div>';
			}

			return $output;
		}


		/**
		 * Print field notice
		 *
		 * @param string $text
		 * @param bool   $force_show
		 *
		 * @return string
		 */
		function field_notice( $text, $force_show = false, $allow_html = false ) {	
			
			if ( empty( $text ) ) {
				return '';
			}
			
			if($allow_html){
				$data = wp_kses_post($text);
			} else{
				$data = esc_attr($text);
			}

			if ( $force_show ) {
				
				$output = '<div class="um-field-notice"><span class="um-field-arrow"><i class="um-faicon-caret-up"></i></span>' . $data . '</div>';
				return $output;
			}


			if ( isset( $this->set_id ) && UM()->form()->processing == $this->set_id ) {
				$output = '<div class="um-field-notice"><span class="um-field-arrow"><i class="um-faicon-caret-up"></i></span>' . $data . '</div>';
			} else {
				$output = '';
			}

			if ( ! UM()->form()->processing ) {
				$output = '<div class="um-field-notice"><span class="um-field-arrow"><i class="um-faicon-caret-up"></i></span>' . $data . '</div>';
			}

			return $output;
		}

If I could run something inside the given functions I have, that would be best.

That code is not making the url show on the error message. Here is my code.

function um_custom_validate_website( $key, $array, $args ) {
	//$val = $args[$key];
	$keys = array('page_url');
	//website link 37081
	
	if(!isset($args[$key]) || empty($args[$key])){
	} else{
		if(is_active_subscription(37081)){//37082 = toll-free-number	
		} else{
			$link = get_site_url(). '/product/toll-free-phone-number';

			//my_submit_form_error('Add-On Not Enabled, <a href="'. $link .'">CLICK HERE</a> to to get the Add-On.', $key);
			$output = 'Add-On Not Enabled, Please go <b><a href="' . $link . '">HERE</a></b> to enable.';
			UM()->form()->add_error( $key, __( "Add-On Not Enabled,  Go to your Profile Add-Ons on your Profile Menu to add.", 'ultimate-member' ) );
		}
	}
	
}
$link = get_site_url(). '/product/toll-free-phone-number';
$output = 'Add-On Not Enabled, Please go <b><a href="' . $link . '">HERE</a></b> to enable.';
$key = "user_url";
add_action( 'um_custom_field_validation_validate_website', 'um_custom_validate_website', 30, 3 );
apply_filters( "um_{$key}_form_edit_field", $output, $mode );