Chee Studio

Hey, thank YOU, Jeff, for maintaining such a great plugin and being so darn responsive.

@specialk Gutenberg/Block issue has been resolved, as well! THANK YOU!

Although I am very curious as to what it was… ??

OK I just did a totally vanilla install and was able to re-create the issue. It stems particuarly when using the ACF WYSIWYG (which makes sense). Other fields do not seem to be affected. I noticed this since the blocks that were galleries or a collection of other fields without WYSIWYG fields, were working fine. To recreate:

1) Follow this guide in registering a custom ACF block –

https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/blocks/

(OR)

https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/acf_register_block_type/

2) Create a WYSIWYG field, go add the new block to a page and populate it with some test content

3) Load the page and you’ll see the escaped content being rendered, rather than the block markup/content.

Looking at the changelog and prismatic-core.php, it seems the new decode style that is being implemented (“Improves escaping of code content”) is likely the culprit and escaping the HTML comments that initialize the ACF Blocks. Turning on wp_debug offered no assistance, since it’s not technically erroring out but rather escaping and not executing the actual block code.

As an aside, if this helps, the blocks render/preview just fine within the dashboard, it’s only when viewing it on the front end of the site.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Chee Studio.

@ej that is an AWESOME idea…thank you for that! I think the catch here is that we are also using filters of region and such, so the certified members will not be the same after a filter is applied. ??

@tommasopiccarreda

THANK YOU! Your solution was perfect. I feel silly for not thinking of it myself! Amazed that ET haven’t implemented this already.

Thanks again!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Chee Studio.

@notlaura, thank you SO much!

I was struggling trying to understand why I could derive some fields and not others from a relationship field (such as the permalink) and your code here:

{% set post = TimberPost(post) %}

Did the trick! Curious why this isn’t better documented on the TimberDocs? Or perhaps it is and I’ve overlooked it?

Hi @cindyclemens, sure!

In my particular case, I wanted to display a link to a particular page, so for me, this is my code:

foreach($order->get_items() as $item) {
		$_product = get_product($item['product_id']);
		if ($item['product_id']==154) {
		echo '<h2 class="submit-script"> <a href="' . get_bloginfo('url') . '/step-2?first_name='.$order->billing_first_name. '&last_name=' . $order->billing_last_name . '&street=' . $order->billing_address_1 . '&addtwo=' .$order->billing_address_2 . '&city='.$order->billing_city. '&state='.$order->billing_state.'&zip='.$order->billing_postcode. '&email=' .$order->billing_email. '&phone=' .$order->billing_phone. '">Click here to submit your script now.</a></h2>' ;
		}
	}

If I was going to do a redirect, here is what I would put:

foreach($order->get_items() as $item) {
		$_product = get_product($item['product_id']);
		if ($item['product_id']==154) {
                 wp_redirect('https://www.yoururl.com/your-thank-you-page');
		}
	}

Does this help you a bit more?

@alaskatoargentina

Um, yes…not to be too snide, but did you even try the code I posted above? It will redirect to a custom page if desired using wp_redirect based on product ID.

After beating on this incessantly, I finally got what I was looking for, so I thought I’d post it. In my case, I wanted to customize the Order Detail/Confirmation page with a link to a form, but only when a certain product is purchased.

If you want something similar, put this in the order_details.php template:

global $woocommerce;

    $order = new WC_Order( $order_id );

    /* This two lines above should already exist, but I have them here so you can
    see where to put the code */

	foreach($order->get_items() as $item) {
		$_product = get_product($item['product_id']);
		if ($item['product_id']==154) {
            // Do what you want here..replace the product ID with your product ID
    		}
    	}

I also tested this by inserting a wp_redirect within the if statement and it seemed to work great, so I imagine you could customize this code with a bunch of if/elseif statements that redirect to different landing pages depending on the product purchased! Hopefully this helps someone!

After beating on this incessantly, I finally found something that inched me closer to what is being requested here, so I thought I’d post it. In my case, I wanted to customize the Order Detail/Confirmation page with a link to a form, but only when a certain product is purchased.

If you want something similar, put this in the order_details.php template:

global $woocommerce;

$order = new WC_Order( $order_id );

//This two lines above should already exist, but I have them here so you can see where I put my code

	foreach($order->get_items() as $item) {
		$_product = get_product($item['product_id']);
		if ($item['product_id']==154) {
// Do what you want here..replace the product ID with your product ID
		}
	}

I also tested this by inserting a wp_redirect within the if statement and it seemed to work great, so I imagine you could customize this code with a bunch of if/elseif statements that redirect to different landing pages depending on the product purchased! Hopefully this helps someone!

Man, I was looking for the same thing. This is an old post, but just in case someone else needs this, WordPress 3.6 will FINALLY have this feature!!!

WordPress 3.6 Beta 1

Interesting…that did not happen for me. Did you re-save your Permalink structure to flush the Permalinks cache?

There is a way to write that conditional function, but I am just not sure how to do it! ?? You should post this to WordPress Stack Exchange:

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/

I finally figured out how to get these two plugins to work. It seems this plugin wants to derive the post type’s custom taxonomy parents and append them to everything. I just commented out this function which is on lines 247 to 254 of the plugin:

/*  

// Commented out to fix BBPress 404 errors

	$parentsDirs = "";
		if( !$leavename ){
			$postId = $post->ID;
			while ($parent = get_post($postId)->post_parent) {
				$parentsDirs = get_post($parent)->post_name."/".$parentsDirs;
				$postId = $parent;
			}
		} */

This fixes BBPress, but if you are using the Custom Post Type Permalinks plugin with nested custom taxonomies, you’re gonna have a bad time.

But, if not, this is a decent enough fix.

Catch more flies with honey, eh?