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Hey – not sure if it’ll work for you, but i had a similar issue – the cube points showed up in the admin bar, but i got a 404 when i clicked the link and the “Points” menu was gone from my profiles.

This is how i fixed it:

Open bp-cubepoint-core.php

Go to line 44, it originally looks like this:

global $bp, $wpdb;

	$bp->cubepoint->id = 'cubepoint';
	$bp->cubepoint->table_name = $wpdb->base_prefix . 'cubepoints';
	$bp->cubepoint->table_name = $wpdb->prefix . 'cubepoints';

change it to this:

global $bp, $wpdb;

	//The following 3 lines fix the 1.7 upgrade
	if( !is_object( $bp->cubepoint ) ) {
		 $bp->cubepoint = new stdClass;
	}	

	$bp->cubepoint->id = 'cubepoint';
	$bp->cubepoint->table_name = $wpdb->base_prefix . 'cubepoints';
	$bp->cubepoint->table_name = $wpdb->prefix . 'cubepoints';

I haven’t noticed any other errors since I made that change. Hope it helps.

hey Matt, are you talking about this hook: vfb_action_confirmation?

Glad I could help. I’m a VFB newbie like yourself and am just trying to help others while I search for answers myself.

just for clarification i’m using VFB pro 2.2.4 so it may be a different line number or even file if you’re not using that version.

I just started using VFB a week ago and am totally impressed with all that Matt has put into it. It’s incredible and worth much more than the $10. Many kudos to him.

ok – if you’re using vfb pro, in form-output.php on line 32 it says:

$output = $this->confirmation();

You can write your own filter on that line like this:

$output = apply_filters( 'vfb_get_confirmation', $this->confirmation(), $form_id);

And in your functions.php file, you can add this:

add_filter( 'vfb_get_confirmation', 'my_confirmation_function', 10, 2 );

function my_confirmation_function( $message, $form_id ) {
     if ( 3 === $form_id ) {
          return $message . '<br /> Today's date is: ' . date("F j, Y, g:i a");
     }
}

This is untested, but it’s how you would make your own filter using Matt’s current code.

Also, if you haven’t invested the $10 to upgrade to pro, you should do that.

First, i edited my response. 2nd, adding filters happens in your theme’s functions.php file (or in a custom plugin).

I’m not Matt, but you can probably use this filter to achieve what you’re trying:

vfb_prepend_confirmation

EDIT: Nevermind i didn’t read his documentation well enough. sorry for misleading you.

balboj,

If you look at the code i posted, you’ll see that the field_id to switch on is not ‘vfb-11’ it is just 11 without quotation marks.

If you look at the vfb_get_name() function, you’ll see that it returns “$first $last”. You should be able to take that functionality and split it into 2 separate fields.

let me paste it again and see if it’ll keep the formatting of my code this time:

function vfb_get_name(){
	$current_user = wp_get_current_user();

    if ( !empty( $current_user->user_firstname ) && empty( $current_user->user_lastname ) )
        $first = $current_user->user_firstname;
    else if ( empty( $current_user->user_firstname ) && !empty( $current_user->user_lastname ) )
        $last = $current_user->user_lastname;
    else if ( !empty( $current_user->user_firstname ) && !empty( $current_user->user_lastname ) ) {
        $first = $current_user->user_firstname;
        $last = $current_user->user_lastname;
    }

    return "$first $last";
}

balboj,

I filter the data based on the form_id and field_id. Here’s an example of what I’m using. This will grow rather quickly if i keep going this route – this’d be better if they were just parameters in the shortcode, but that’s not implemented:

add_filter( ‘vfb_field_default’, ‘vfb_filter_field_default’, 10, 4 );

function vfb_filter_field_default( $default, $field_type, $field_id, $form_id ){

switch ( $field_type ) :

case ‘name’:

if ( is_user_logged_in() ) :

return vfb_get_name();

endif;

break;
case ’email’:

return vfb_get_email();
// do nothing

break;
endswitch;

switch ( $form_id ):

case 3: // Job Application Form

switch ( $field_id ):

case 41: //Hidden Name field
return vfb_get_name(); // I only allow logged in users access to this form.
break;
endswitch;

break;

case 5: // Test form
switch ( $field_id ):

case 57: // Hidden Name
return vfb_get_name();
break;
case 58: // Hidden Email
return vfb_get_email();
break;
case 59: // Visible Text field
return ‘abcdefg’;
break;

endswitch;

break;

endswitch;

return $default;
}

function vfb_get_name(){
$current_user = wp_get_current_user();

if ( !empty( $current_user->user_firstname ) && empty( $current_user->user_lastname ) )
$first = $current_user->user_firstname;
else if ( empty( $current_user->user_firstname ) && !empty( $current_user->user_lastname ) )
$last = $current_user->user_lastname;
else if ( !empty( $current_user->user_firstname ) && !empty( $current_user->user_lastname ) ) {
$first = $current_user->user_firstname;
$last = $current_user->user_lastname;
}

return “$first $last”;
}

function vfb_get_email(){
if ( is_user_logged_in() ) :
$current_user = wp_get_current_user();
return $current_user->user_email;
endif;

return “”;
}

Hope that helps.

Hey Matt – I found the problem – the hidden field doesnt handle the default value at all. Here’s the modficiation – line 832 of form-output.php:

before:

case ‘custom’ :
$val = trim( stripslashes( $opts_vals[1] ) );
break;

after:

case ‘custom’ :
if ( !empty( $default ) ) {
$val = $default;
} else {
$val = trim( stripslashes( $opts_vals[1] ) );
}
break;

Think you could add this to the next version?

Hey – i hate to kidnap the forum, but i have a question along the same lines. I’ve got it populating fields, but I can’t get it to populate hidden fields.

I return the default value just like for the rest of the fields, but my output is the following:

<input type=”hidden” name=”vfb-59″ id=”vfb-hidden-59″ value=”” class=”vfb-text “>

Thanks for your help Matthew. Great plugin by the way (just bought pro yesterday).