graemebryson5

Thanks Tobias – that’s a huge help. I’ll try to post a snippet here for anyone else in the future.

Hey Tobias,

Apologies for the delayed response on this. I’m still struggling a little with these buttons, and it seems like the responsive table extension also fails with the following method of building the shortcode:

$output .= tablepress_get_table( array(
    'id' => '1',
    'filter' => $selected_provider,
    'datatables_buttons' => 'excel, pdf, print',
    // 'responsive' => 'scroll',
) );
wp_send_json(array('status' => 'success', 'html' => $output));

I’m not too clear on why this is the case – I’m essentially replacing an existing table shortcode with a new one, and the desired table loads. Why would the buttons behave any differently from a normal page reload when the new table loads as expected?

Thanks Kevin,

The redirect now works perfectly. I’m sending visitors to a frontend login form, but when I input the credentials it stays on the login page instead of redirecting them to the homepage. I’m using the following to redirect on sucessful login:

function my_forcelogin_redirect() {
  return site_url( '/home/' );
}
add_filter('v_forcelogin_redirect', 'my_forcelogin_redirect', 10, 1);

Is this an issue you’re familiar with?

Thanks again for your help, I really appreciate it.
Graeme

Hi Bangbay,

Thanks for your help, it’s working perfectly now!

Worked it out – here’s the code for anyone who needs it in the future! Just use the current-username shortcode to use it.

add_shortcode( 'current-username' , 'ss_get_current_username' );
function ss_get_current_username(){
    $user = wp_get_current_user();
    return $user->user_firstname;
}

URL??

I’ve sent an email to the address on your site with the URL. Hopefully that is OK.