prodefu

Thanks! At least I know what causes the issue. But after changing this setting and refreshing the settings page, this setting jumps back to American dollar. Is there a way to overrule this wrong setting manually? For example with a filter in functions.php?

I did find this filter: https://docs.gravityforms.com/gform_currency/; can I use this and replace USD with EUR to prevent the setting from jumping back to USD? I would prefer to fix it in a regular way, but if this works, it works.

Hi,

Thanks, I guess I just missed this part of the plugin; turns out that enabling search in the permalink was enough, since I included the project number in the post slug of each post.

Best regards,
Gert-Jan B.

Well, thanks for your explaining (I learned something from it), but in the end the feeling remains that you do not really want to help me solve this issue. I think you and I think differently about helping someone out. I respect that.

You can close this topic for now, but just for the record: it’s not (yet) resolved…

Hi Ryan,

Thanks for your replay, but this is not the answer I expected – it feels a bit blunt, to be honest. But maybe I was not clear enough in my original post about what I’m actually asking.

Basically I’m trying to use your plugin with a custom header template part; I think many more users like me would want to know how to do this.

If I encounter a problem in WordPress, I alwasy try to think of a solution that would benefit not only me, but all users with the same problem. So I think it would improve your plugin if you could implement a shortcode to load the set custom header image at any place, thus also in a custom header template part.

The theme of my website is using it’s own header template part, so by default it does not work with your plugin. But by default the posts and pages did not show any header background image, until I modified the header template part to load the featured image as background. So it should be not too difficult to extend this with some code from your plugin for the custom header image as well.

I know that the featured image URL is loaded by ‘the_post_thumbnail_url(‘post-background’)’ in the code of the header template part. I’m now just looking for a simple code snippet to replace this with the URL of the set custom header image and to include a check if a custom header image is set.

I’ve been looking for this for quite a while now, but just can’t find out yet (still improving/learning my coding skills…). And since you are the author of the plugin, I suppose it’s a piece of cake for you to give me this snippet or at least put me in the right direction. It would save me a lot of time and trouble, would be much appreciated!

Thanks for your help guys, I now know what to look for. I expected that I could use some PHP code in a HTML widget, but apparently this code is ignored.

@bcworkz: good suggestion to use it in the template. I’ve done this on the front page, the easiest place. At least this gives output, but the outcome is always zero. Maybe because it’s not an integer division? I found a hint on this page and on this page, maybe we can solve it with this?

I have also asked the plugin builder (Pronamic); hope they will come up with a solution, otherwise it’s bad luck for me and I’ll just have to update this number manually.

@diondesigns: thanks for your quick reply. But no luck so far: this gives a blank/invisible output or no output at all.

The ‘manual’ method does work, at least it shows a number:

<div class="donate-section">
<span class="value"><strong>0</strong></span> 
<span class="label">kernwoorden gerealiseerd</span>
</div>

But of course I prefer to link this to the widget, if possible.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by prodefu.

Hi Enrico,

Thanks for your quick response, this helped me out for now. I even managed to display special caracters correctly, thanks to this list. Maybe a useful link to include in your tips&tricks?

When do you expect to implement translation options for this issue? I suppose there must be some way to load all the labels from the regions-data JS files and to replace them? It would improve the plugin even further. So I hope you can find a way and time to implement it.

Final question for now: won’t the modified JS file be overwritten when I update the plugin?