List of Users on Create Ad by Administrator

Should have said the other site isn’t wordpress.

We will have to address this in a patch, I think.

As a workaround, you could hack the page frontend/templates/page-place-ad-users-dropdown.tpl.php and hack this section of code:

<select id="place-ad-user-id" name="user_id">
    <option value="0"><?php _e('Select a User owner for this Ad', 'AWPCP') ?></option>

    <?php $selected = $user_id ?>
    <?php foreach ($users as $k => $user): ?>
    <option value="<?php echo esc_attr($user->ID) ?>" data-payment-terms="<?php echo esc_attr($user->payment_terms) ?>" <?php echo $selected == $user->ID ? 'selected="selected"' : '' ?>>
        <?php echo $user->display_name ?>
    </option>
    <?php endforeach ?>
</select>

If you use a PHP sorting routine on the variable $users, you can put them in alphabetical order.

Thanks. I found the code, but as a PHP dunce, I wouldn’t know what the PHP sorting routine is, or where to put it.

After this line:

<?php $selected = $user_id ?>

Add this line:

<?php asort($users); ?>

That should do it. The semi-colon may or may not be required–I’d have to test to know for sure.

OK, thanks for trying, but neither worked.

If PHP isn’t your forte, you might consider hiring a developer to help you out from oDesk: https://odesk.com

LOL

I already have for my unique development (really)! But thought this was a ‘working’ plugin!

It does indeed work. What you found was a minor issue with sorting. Since my hack wasn’t quite enough, the next recommendation I can make is to have someone else take a deeper look until we can get to this particular issue.

OK, thanks. But not a minor issue for me. I have an oDesk developer currently working on something for me, so I’ll see if he can do the hack for me.