Chris

I’m also having this problem. See my post at https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/programmatic-cloning-sometimes-does-not-complete/

Hi Komal,

If you want to add it, it just needs a new option added, a containing element added to the checkout and a change to the orddd-lite-initialize-datepicker.js file. I’ve modded it for now as follows:

jQuery( '#e_deliverydate' ).val( '' );
jQuery( '#inline-datepicker' ).datepicker( {
	inline: true,
	altField: '#e_deliverydate',
	...

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Chris.

Well it’s not that clear on GitHub that the version you’ll be downloading is 3.1.2-rc1!

Thanks though, it seems to be working on my site now.

I cannot find 3.1.2-rc1 either. If the developer could point me in the right direction I’d be very grateful.

I’ve figured out a working solution. If anyone else has been trying to accomplish this then the following function may help;

function redirect_entire_site() {

	/* Redirect to where? */
	$redirect_url = 'https://domain.com/your-new-page/';

	$uri = $GLOBALS['pagenow'];

	if( !is_admin() ) {
		$redirect = true;
	}

	if( strpos( $uri, 'wp-login' ) !== false ) {
		$redirect = false;
	}

	if( $redirect == true ) {
		wp_redirect( $redirect_url, 301 );
		exit;
	}

}

add_action( 'init', 'redirect_entire_site' );

Thanks bcworkz. At the moment I think the number of transactions per user will be quite small, under 50 for example but with the odd exception that will be 100+. I’m not sure what would be considered a large number of keys to be stored as user meta. I’m thinking the best way to go would be a new table as I will have to query it on the users account page to summarise their transactions and calculate a total.

A quick update to this; I’ve noticed this error does not occur when I move the plugin code to the theme’s functions file. This error only occurs when the code is added as a plugin.

I’m also having this problem. I would like to be able to display a gravity forms register form along with the login form.

Very strange, I moved the second field to be first in the array and it works. Code now reads;

$wpdb->insert($wpdb->uam_accessgroup_to_object, array('object_type' => 'user', 'object_id' => $userID, 'group_id' => $entry['7']), array('%s', '%d'));

Ah brilliant, I forgot about the possibility of CSS for this. Thanks.

Solved. I removed a plugin which must have been conflicting with the function.

Thanks for the replies. We sorted this out last night and wrote a function using wp list categories. So by writing a shortcode on a page we now get a list of the child categories in whichever category the shortcode specifies.

Great, thanks ipstenu. I couldn’t see any settings for it so I assumed if it was possible it would be a templating thing.

There are options for this type of thing in Joomla, but thats part of the problem I have with it. It’s too easy to get messed up by an inquisative client.