eadwig

That’s answered all my questions, thank you!

I guess I’d have to stick to WooCommerce for its subscription feature and then enhance its functionality with a password-protected access restriction plugin such as yours.

I’d better ask further questions as I make progress with the personal project. I just don’t know when I can get started with it, but will keep the email address for future correspondence, thank you!

Hello @abwaita

Thanks, that helps. I’m using the Storefront theme. The reason I no longer see the size options under Product Images may be to do with version upgrades which have been made to the theme over the years.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by eadwig.

@nagpai

That’s precisely what I had to know, thank you!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by eadwig.

Sorry, the video auto-play was barred by my limited bandwidth. Ticking Auto slideshow does successfully auto-play video slides.

Apologies, I was too confused not to notice the function duplicates.

The code given in your Advanced Topics indeed works to validate the form controls!

Thank you.

Hello

I embedded the PHP code given for each Example ( https://docs.thememylogin.com/article/62-adding-extra-registration-fields.) in functions.php and theme-my-login-custom.php

Then I received the error message as below:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare validate_tml_registration_form_fields()

For clarification, the code added in theme-my-login-custom.php is:

function add_tml_registration_form_fields() {
        tml_add_form_field( 'register', 'notices', array(
 		'type'     => 'checkbox',
		'label'    => '当サイトからのお知らせメールを受け取る。',
		'value'    => tml_get_request_value( 'notices', 'post' ),
		'id'       => 'notices',
		'priority' => 15,
	) );
}

And the code added in functions.php is:

function validate_tml_registration_form_fields( $errors ) {
		if ( empty( $_POST['notices'] ) ) {
			$errors->add( 'empty_notices', '<strong>ERROR</strong>' );
		}
		return $errors;
	}
	add_filter( 'registration_errors', 'validate_tml_registration_form_fields' );
	function save_tml_registration_form_fields( $user_id ) {
		if ( empty( $_POST['notices'] ) ) {
			$errors->add( 'empty_notices', '<strong>ERROR</strong>' );
		}
	}
	add_action( 'user_register', 'save_tml_registration_form_fields' );

For now, I just want to validate the one checkbox type field.
Please advise me what to correct.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by eadwig.

The post filter began working once the orderby parameter was set as variable in the argument of WP_Query() as in:

$catFilter = array(
'category_name' => $catName,
'orderby' => $orderby
);
$catquery = new WP_Query($catFilter);

I’m also including the code for the filter in case someone else runs into trouble (As @bcworkz suggested above, it is desirable to incorporate robustness in this.):

<form class="post-filters">
	<select name="orderby">
		<?php
			$orderby_options = array(
				'post_date' => 'Order By Date',
				'title' => 'Order By Title',
				'rand' => 'Random Order'
			);
			foreach($orderby_options as $value => $label):
				echo '<option '.selected($_GET['orderby'], $value).' value="'.$value.'">'.$label.'</option>';
			endforeach;
		?>
	</select>
	<input type="submit" value="Filter">
</form>

Concerning the blank page, setting ‘Your Homepage Displays’ to the latest posts and replacing front-page.php with index.php has fixed the blank page issue.

Still I don’t understand why WP has to be set up this way, so I posted ‘Form started working once switched back to default reading settings but why?‘. It would be appreciated if someone could give me an answer in the new post.