This old post from almost 2 years ago indicates support for alternative media like Rumble and Bitchute weren’t top priority, and that is understandable. But, c’mon — its been 2 years already. When can the enthusiastic public who wants to purchase your product expect support for Rumble to be offered? It can’t be that hard to create an integration, speaking as a WordPress developer.

I would like to know if there is a way to make that when a user adds a url in a form field, it has to have https in order to validate that field and not only www.website.com.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Install, update, and activate the following:

• WordPress 6.2
• Astra Theme
• Elementor (Lite)
• Elementor Pro
• Advanced Custom Fields
• CPT UI
• EmbedPress

1. Create a field set in ACF that includes a field named “Rumble oEmbed URL”
2. Make the “type” of that field “oEmbed”
3. Associate that field set to a new custom post type (CPT) called “imported video”
4. Create a new imported video post
5. Set https://rumble.com/embed/v2cqelu/?pub=6b71p as the “Rumble oEmbed URL” field value
6. Edit the new post with Elementor
7. Add an EmbedPress widget to the post
8. Leave source name at “Default”
9. Set “Embedded Link” value to “ACF Field (Rumble oEmbed URL)”
10. Save and view the post on the front end

|| EXPECTED BEHAVIOR:

A video of a man in a cowboy hat and an American flag behind him should render.

|| ACTUAL BEHAVIOR:

The video doesn’t render. Instead, the URL is displayed.

|| AFFECTED URL:

This is on dev (my laptop) so it’s not a live site yet

What am I missing?

I added a url field for link with condition like this

<?php if ($attributes['uni-profile-link']){ ?>
<a href="<?php echo esc_url($attributes['uni-profile-link']); ?>" <?php if ($attributes['uni-profile-link-target']) { echo 'target="_blank"'; } ?>><?php } ?>
<?php echo $attributes['uni-profile-name']; ?>
<?php if ($attributes['uni-profile-link']){ ?></a><?php } ?>

The target toogle field work and when I disable target toogle the target attribute remove from the frontend. But once I add a url and then later remove that url from the url field, the anchor tag with old link not get removed in frontend, it remains there, when url is blank the if condition
<?php if ($attributes['uni-profile-link']){ ?>
Should work , but its not work, its works only if initially I have kept it blank, once I add a url, it always remain even if I remove and make it blank later.

Some time ago, I’d added a function to my child themes, based on this article by Abbas Suterwala:

function remove_comment_fields($fields) {
    unset($fields['url']);
    return $fields;
}
add_filter('comment_form_default_fields','remove_comment_fields');

This had worked with my previous themes, and continues to work on my other WordPress sites with different themes. So, when I added Astra, I put that same function in the functions.php of my Astra child theme. However, it doesn’t work — the “Website” field still appears in the comment box.

Puzzled, I tried adding a third-party plugin, QuantumCloud’s Comment Link Remove, which also has an option to remove that box. It doesn’t work either.

Does Astra handle the comments box in some different way that might affect the behavior of this function?

I really don’t need people to be able to include their URL, which mostly serves to draw spam commenters, so I’d really like to once again remove that field.

Thanks!