first of all thanks a million (even 100 millions!) for this wonderfull plugin!

I am using it together with the Conditional Fields for Contact Form 7 plugin and I’ll love to put a condition on a dynamic field, populated through a taxonomy.

Here it is what I did so far:

1. mapped a form fields to post taxonomy, named it university-of-the expert
2. Creat the conditional group of fields
   [select university-of-the-expert]
   [group group-845]
   [select faculty-of-the-expert “Faculty1” “Faculty1” “Faculty1” “Faculty1”]
   [/group]
3. added the condition show [group-845] if [university-of-the-expert] equals “university 1”
   
   

It is not working

Am I missing something? Is it possible to use conditional logic with dynamically populated selects / radio fields?

Thanks in advance!

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I’m creating an e-learning course that, by the end of it, the student will get a certificate. This certificate will have a dynamic field.

When the user purchases this course at the checkout page, I put an additional field (via WooCommerce’s native Additional Fields feature) where they will have to input a five digit number. The certificate will have a dynamic field that will display this info.

What I think the strategy would be to accomplish this is to: create additional code that will be added to the theme’s php file. This code will have to pull this information from each order and display it on each certificate through shortcode.

How would I be able to call this data from a WooCommerce Additional Field (each user enters different values when they purchase the course) and display it through shortcode? I appreciate any help.

I’m creating an e-learning course that, by the end of it, the student will get a certificate. This certificate will have a dynamic field.

When the user purchases this course at the checkout page, I put an additional field where they will have to input a five digit number. The certificate will have a dynamic field that will display this info.

What I think the strategy would be in order to accomplish this is to create additional code that will be added to the theme’s php file. This code will have to pull this information from each order and display it on each certificate through shortcode.

How would I be able to call this data from a WooCommerce Additional Field and display it through shortcode? I appreciate any help.

If the Slider max value is set to 100 so it pretends to be 100% it is working fine.
See: https://ibb.co/ZLVbv54

Now if the Slider max value is set to a number below 100 for example 30 it is not working correctly, because the max value of the EA progress bar will still be 100 to be 100%.

See: https://ibb.co/Qj3RJNZ

i tryed to add the categories in the field but this does not work like “#_SEATS{1}+#_SEATS{2}”
So my questition is: Is there a value which counts the seats for multiple-seats?

I’m using URL parameters to pre-populate a WP Forms field, as described in this tutorial: https://wpforms.com/developers/how-to-enable-dynamic-field-population/

The string I am putting into the URL parameter contains an apostrophe (the word don't), and when it appears in the field, it always appears with a backslash prepended (don\'t).

I’ve tried encoding the apostrophe in different ways:
– %27
– '
– '
Or leaving it as simply an apostrophe, or escaping it with a backslash in the URL parameter, but in all cases I get the same result (although if I try to escape the backslash, this also gets prepended, and I end up with (don\\\’t).

Any suggestions for what I can try? Thanks in advance.

The plugin is a greater idea, but it is working just for a uploaded file, not for a URL with a Dynamic field on Elementor.

the error appears with the following message:

400. That’s an error.

The server cannot process the request because it is malformed. It should not be retried. That’s all we know.

Is it possible to fix it or give me some explanation of how to fix it?