allansjackson

Great. That sorts that out. Thanks very much.

Here you go:
https://www.yourdirectorsadvocate.com.au/_temp/

Hi There
I’m sorry to trouble you again but the client has now given me the data for the form and I have edited the equation. The calculating field is working if I unhide it but the result does not appear in the the html field.

The equation is:

(function () {
        var sum = (fieldname1 + fieldname8 + fieldname5 + fieldname6 + fieldname7 + fieldname10 + fieldname9),
                result = '';
        if (sum < 8)
                result +='You probably do not have immediate issues but regular health checks may prevent any issues occurring.';
        else if (sum < 18)
                result +='It is worth giving us a call to see if minor tweaks in your systems can improve your score.';
        else
                result +='You definitely should be giving us a call.';

 jQuery('#result_here').html(result);
        return result;
})()

and the code in the html field is:

<h3>Our opinion is</h3>
<div id="result_here"></div>

I can’t see where I’ve gone wrong. The code you provided worked fine but an error has crept in.

Thanks very much. That worked perfectly.

Great, thanks very much. Your support has been fantastic.

Hi there
Thanks for your informative replies. I have figured out most of what I need to do on a sample page here: https://www.yourdirectorsadvocate.com.au/temp/.

Where would I put the CSS to change the base font of the form and maybe increase the size of the text in the calculated field.
Thanks

Thanks very much for the information. Would this also work if you had three conditions such as Genius, Pass and Fail. What would the syntax be for the case where 1&2 = fail 3&4= pass and 5&6= genius.

Hi Jim
Thanks very much for the answer. I get the bit about about the text area height but I’m still lost when it comes to a front-end form to edit entries. I’m needing a page where users can add posts and edit or delete them without having to edit the actual shortcode each time which they couldn’t do.

Perhaps I’m misunderstanding you but that seems to be what you’re saying they’ll have to do. Is an all-in-one form possible or even two forms on a page? One for adding new posts and for scrolling through and editing/deleting existing ones.

Thanks again.

Thanks very much for this. One thing I don’t understand about overriding the template is whether I will have to redo the changes when I update the theme or plugin.

Got it, thanks.

Hi Tom
I have had a look at the linked info pages and there is some useful-looking code there but I’m no clearer on where to put it. You say hook into the post with some php. In GP no problem because of the hooks facility but where does the code go in WPSP?

Is there there a tutorial anywhere which describes the process and the hooks available? I’m afraid it’s a dummy’s question but, if you don’t know where the first rung of the ladder is, the rest is inaccessible ??
Thanks
Allan

<p>View on <a href="{@listing_link}"> [pods field="listing_site"] </a></p>

Hi Again Tom
I’m having a lot of trouble understanding this. I have created Pods custom fields and I can get them to display on the pods template with the code:

<p>View on [pods field=”listing_site”] </p>

I’m not at all clear where I would put the code to get WP Show Posts to show them in a post grid. Also, how would I get the entry titles to be a non-clickable headings?

Thanks very much.

Thanks, That worked perfectly. I was finding the interface a bit complex.