Can this plugin show a message to users when their CART has the amount of less than 100. I want the users to know if htey buy over 100 worth products, these will be delivered, otherwise (if less than 100) they will have to pick-up themselves.
Possible?
]]>is there a way I can search the max body height?
Like I am looking for users that are max 170 cm or less.
How can I do this? Or search between two body heights like between 155-170cm.
Any suggestion?
Thanks,
Denis
show [group-nobmi] if [bmi] is empty “0”
show [group-bmi-status-underweight] if [bmi] equals “19”
show [group-bmi-status-overweight] if [bmi] > “25”
show [group-bmi-status-normalweight] if [bmi] is empty “19”
show [group-bmicounsel] if [bmi] > “25”
Also, I need a between operator. Is this possible? For example, normal BMI is between 19 and 25. How can I create a conditional field that would show a group for this range of answers?
]]>One point of contention is line 40: while ( count( $colors_custom ) / 2 < $_num_of_cols ) {
If I copy and paste up to that line, the code breaks. If I reverse the while clause to get rid of the less-than symbol and make it a greater-than, it works.
Working line: while ( $_num_of_cols > count( $colors_custom ) / 2 ) {
There are other points in the code that cause it to break also but I haven’t had a chance to check every line. I should also mention that I’m enclosing that block in the shortcode.
]]>I’ve seen the suggestion for < and > before, and you mentioned that you were working on implementation a few months back — so I’ll do you one better. IF you can implement these operators, I’ll donate $25 to a charity of your choice! Pinky promise.
Basically, I’m have a number field in which values can stretch from 1 to 9999. I certainly can’t add 9998 fields into groups for the “equals” logic to operate on :).
Thanks man! Let me know if and how I can help (not a PHP dev but I checked the git)…
]]>I work in the automotive industry, and we need hundreds of forms with logic created to make life a little easier. If I could suggest one thing to make you some serious money, focus on the automotive industry. You could sell pre-made form templates by the thousands and be set $$$ for life.
Here’s my feature request. I am putting together an online credit app, and I need a less than “<” greater than “>” logic for a conditional. Would you add this feature to your plugin?
Reason for it: Banks require at least 2 years residence and employment. I can make the credit app far less confusing if I can hide the fields until the user enters the length of time in their current residence and on their job.
Thank you!
Tom
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/cf7-conditional-fields/
]]>https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/easy-table/
]]>Thanks for your great work!
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/inline-google-spreadsheet-viewer/
]]>I have a custom post type (workshops) and that has a custom field (date). I have been able to query the custom type and display it in order of Workshop – Date, but I don’t want it to show dates that have already passed.
I used the “Types” plugin in order to create the custom Types and Fields, so “types_render_field(“date”, array(“output”=>”raw”))” is just that plugin spitting out a Unix Timestamp for the Workshop – Date.
How can I tweak this so the query does not show posts that have a “date” value larger than today?
Thank you for your help!
<?php
$today = $local_timestamp = get_the_time('U');
$args = array(
'posts_per_page' => 100,
'post_type' => 'workshop-date',
'orderby' => types_render_field("date", array("output"=>"raw")),
'order' => 'ASC'
);
query_posts($args);
if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
(Post Layout here)
<?php endwhile; else: ?>
<p>There are no dates to display.</p>
<?php endif; ?>