sslv

Hi all, this is how I solved the issue in case anyone is seeking solution:

add_action('frontend_admin/save_post', 'my_frontend_save_post', 10, 2);
function my_frontend_save_post($form, $post_id) {
	
	$post = get_post( $post_id ); //Get Post Information
	
	if ( $post ) {
		$post_type = $post->post_type; //Get Post Type
		$selected_category_ids = array(); //Declasre Category ID
		$taxonomy_key = ''; //Declare Taxonomy Key
		
		if($post_type == "masterclass"){
			//Get Masterclass Categories
			$selected_category_ids = get_field("field_65bca5d0bb5d9", $post_id);
			$taxonomy_key = 'masterclass-category';
		}
		elseif($post_type == "job-offer"){
			$selected_category_ids = get_field("field_6329e12f709f0", $post_id);
			$taxonomy_key = 'job-offer-category';
		}
		
		// Retrieve category names based on category IDs
		if (!empty($selected_category_ids)) {
			wp_set_post_terms($post_id, $selected_category_ids, $taxonomy_key, false);
		}

		send_email(
			get_the_author_meta('user_email', get_post_field ('post_author', $post_id)), //Author Email
			get_the_title($post_id), //Post Title
			get_permalink($post_id), //Post URL
			$post_type //Post Type (Masterclass or Job Offer)
		);
		exit;
	}
}

For the above code I’m using “frontend_admin/save_post” action hook. This allows me to capture the event once the form has been submitted! After getting some post information I added logic to check according to the user selection in which category the post would go. In my case “masterclass” or “job-offer”!

After that I use the “wp_set_post_terms” to force the post to a category and lastly send an email to the author. I have some additional logic while constructing the email but there are many example online so I skipped adding that part!

Hope it helps you! 🙂

Answer 1: It doesn’t apply on admin users. It will still work on Custom Roles as well.

Answer 2: Yes, The limit will be applied when the user has reached the specified number, even if the posts are transferred and not created by that user

Hi,

After some maintenance and clearing some code the issue was resolved and I was able to use /profile/username instead of /view-profile/username as a slug.

Thanks for the help

any update?

I still have the issue. I’m trying to solve with CPT UI but it requires Elementor Pro. 🙁

Let me know if there is a way around to enable users create CPTs on front end for free.

I should note that after activation of SSL certificate it still not working.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by sslv.

Okay, thanks for your time!

So I guess the only solution is to handle it with front-end?