The Open Market

bummer. Thanks for getting back to me.

@jawada

Thanks for getting back to me. I deleted your plugin, and replaced all of the functions I used it for with code. Where can I go to get a refund?

@marierabault 4.2.7 is the most recent edition that works. I’m leaving it there until things are fixed.

This doesn’t help me with my unanswered question from 18 days ago, though.

It’s been 17 days, and no response…

you checked the issue on my website, or you checked the issue on another website?

I’ve tried several different devices and browsers and user statuses, but was not able to get this to work on my site. I’m contacting the help desk now. Thanks!

Ah! Thanks for coming through!

I was referring to the space within the bubble that was created within the Mailpoet editor: https://imgur.com/a/tCNwxS0

Thanks again, I may end up using the code you provided!

I’m not even sure how to begin writing a custom value for the hidden field to equal the Embed URL without the “https://”, as opposed to setting it to hold the Embed URL.

I understand how to get to the correct option, but I do not know what the Custom Value would be.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by The Open Market.

Ah, thanks for your patience. I found out it’s woocommerce that’s causing the issue.

New issue: using the Hidden Field Embed URL as the redirect prompt, the page successfully reloads but ultimately fails because of a double “https:\\” as seen below

https://https//theopenmarket.co/product/mushroom-supplement-source/mushroom-spores-grain-grow-kits-individual-and-group-consultation/

Thoughts?

I might be missing something, but I’m not even seeing the (+) sign.

https://imgur.com/a/GFbZfA6

I hadnt thought of that, but it appears that I’m unable to access the “dynamic redirects” found on your guide: https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/forminator/#default-value

Is this a Pro feature?
I hadnt thought of that, but it appears that I’m unable to access the “dynamic redirects” found on your guide: https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/forminator/#default-value

Is this a Pro feature?

Thanks for the help!

Well, I’m incredibly embarrassed. I had a bit of obvious CSS in my frontend Customizer that blocked the specific field I was freaking out about not being able to see. Problem solved… Thanks for your patience and help!

Thanks for the thorough and speedy response!

Well, the form is a user registration form for my multivendor ecommerce store that allows the user to either become a customer, or a vendor. I currently have it set up to redirect to another form if the user declares that they’d like to become an advocate for the site for beta testing, etc… This redirect only works if they check a certain box. this second form will add an additional user role to the first forms registration. So the 4 options for a user after registration are customer, vendor, customer + advocate, or vendor + advocate

In the interest of simplifying the workflow, I’d like to automatically the add the advocate role in addition to one of the other roles if the user opts for it.

No worries if not, and thanks again for the speedy response.

PS: for reference, here’s the most recent iteration of the code

// Hook into Forminator user registration
add_action(‘forminator_cform_user_registered’, ‘customize_user_roles_on_user_registration’, 10, 3);

function customize_user_roles_on_user_registration($user_id, $entry_id, $form_id) {
// Check if the registered form is the one with the specified ID
if ($form_id == 3684) {
// Add ‘om-advocate’ role
$user = get_user_by(‘ID’, $user_id);
if ($user && !user_has_role($user_id, ‘om-advocate’)) {
$user->add_role(‘om-advocate’);
}
}
}

// Function to check if a user has a specific role
function user_has_role($user_id, $role) {
$user = get_userdata($user_id);
return in_array($role, (array)$user->roles);
}

Ah, it was the akismet anti spam setting..

Ah, yes. of course. thats it. thank you.

Oof, I see what it is now. I had to zoom all the way to see this thing properly. It’s a new column with permalink information added. When it’s zoomed in to a regular window size it really badly messes with the rest of the layout

and, I’m unable to remove the columns via CSS.

I appreciate your patience!



edit: I obviously don’t know how computers work. I somehow deleted my question that the above message pertains to. It was basically asking how I can remove all of he additional columns that are added to all of my backend product, vendor, tag, categories, etc. pages.

I already like this product a lot, but I don’t need these extra functionalities, and am unable to find a setting for it within your plugin.

Thanks again! =]

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by The Open Market.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by The Open Market.