venkmanuk
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: individual posts from a folder of images (automate?)wooo that looks pretty cool James, i’ll check it out.
Thanks for the link!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sign-up Sheets] No sign up form when i click to sign up!?well ideally the user could add the shortcode into the content editor. If it needs hard coded then i might as well create a custom template to display the sign up sheets.
the sign up sheet displays in the custom field no problem. it’s when you click to view the list that it breaks and just returns . nothing . in the space where the info should appear.
it works if i use a
the_content().. i’m pretty sure ACF allows the use of shortcodes ~ might be worth your team testing.
ACFI have a work-around for now.
Also – different problem – enabling Sign up Sheets Pro DISABLES the Open/ Close functionality of content areas in the back end.
maybe i’ll post another thread about that.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Page Editor Boxes won't Open/Closedid u get this resolved?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sign-up Sheets] No sign up form when i click to sign up!?I got an email from support with some more troubleshooting steps, but did a little more testing on my theme:
I’m using custom fields for pretty much all the content areas on the site, and as it turns out, Sign up sheets seems to rely on the_content. It fails if you don’t place the shortcode into the standard WordPress content area – this meant i needed to create a custom page template just for Sign up Sheets that uses the_content to display post content.
blah.
fixed now.it might be good for the developer to offer another way to specify where the list appears – maybe a css class for a containing element or something.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sign-up Sheets] No sign up form when i click to sign up!?** update **
If i install the free version i get sign up sheet details, and also a form, i can complete the form and instead of confirmation i get:
“Error adding signup. All spots are filled. Current Signups: 1, Total Spots:1”
Going back to the sign up sheet I can see that my name has been added when i signed up – so that error was triggered for no reason ( or it was triggered automatically when i signed up and then the script auto-checked if there were any spots left ) … i can’t have that error happening every time someone signs up, and besides that i need the extra features paid for in the Pro version ( and the support please! ) …
The Pro version still fails to show me more details or anything.
What’s next guys?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sign-up Sheets] No sign up form when i click to sign up!?i had to turn off wp-debug because the client was looking at the site. hopefully you got enough time to look at it on Friday. If not, let me know. thanks!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sign-up Sheets] No sign up form when i click to sign up!?sent it to your sales@ email address. hope that works…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sign-up Sheets] No sign up form when i click to sign up!?Hi there,
thanks for getting back – i’m on a bit of a time crunch with client on this one!I didn’t have debug in wp-config so added it, and also urned on detailed error reporting in the sign up sheets settings – still get a blank page. hope it’s something silly i’ve missed.
I am happyo to share a url, i will email you the link.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: comment author – first name last name or guest nameoh haha that wasn’t ever going to work.
wrote myself the solution tho! [ Hi-5 !! ]
it’s in my functions.php file as part of the custom walker mentioned above ^ … i took some pointers on how to find author info from the WP install’s comment-template.php … but really it just came down to a nice little if else deal-y.
// Avoid just using comment author if ( $comment->user_id && $user = get_userdata( $comment->user_id ) ) { $author = $user->first_name; $authorb = $user->last_name; $authorn = $user->nickname; if ($author||$authorb) { printf( __( '<cite class="fn">%1$s %2$s</cite>' ), $author, $authorb ); } elseif ($authorn) { printf( __( '<cite class="fn">%1$s</cite>' ), $authorn ); }; } else { printf( __( '<cite class="fn">%s</cite>' ), get_comment_author() ); };Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: comment author – first name last name or guest nameI might try this, needs tested but
if ($comment->user_id) { $user=get_userdata($comment->user_id); $first_name = get_userdata($comment->first_name); $last_name = get_userdata($comment->last_name); echo $user->$first_name $last_name } else { comment_author(); }Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: comment author – first name last name or guest namehmm, maybe. i’d rather avoid plugins…
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: WordPress as a 'web app'looks interesting / useful warren, thanks. i’ll try that out.
on your website it’s not too obvious where you have pjax implemented but i think i found it. it’s used in the on topic theme..
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: WordPress as a 'web app'oh really?
hmm, might be a cue to go and learn some JSON!
i’d love it to be a little less (hacky) to get the kind of interactions we’re talking about. like a library of interactions that do animations for page load. something else to work on i guess!
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: WordPress as a 'web app'hello!
yeah i was thinking in terms of custom build.
that one you liked is interesting – it looks like objects are loaded off screen and then animated in once they’ve loaded? but the url switches immediately. pretty cool!
besides knowing how exactly to do it, the visual problem is we’re left with that spinner.
there are some sites using a kind of greyed out placeholder content instead of spinners. facebook for one… it sort of fakes a faster load time.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sign-up Sheets] Who can sign up?thanks for the reply!