kskerp

I downloaded the ThemeIsle Companion widget to use and it still will not allow pictures in the testimonial section ??

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by kskerp.

It looks like I had 4 “ghost” enrollments still persisting in my database from removed users who were removed prior to enrolling/rejecting the student (who manually applied for enrollment).

I removed their row instances from the ‘namaste_student_courses’ table and the to-do list is accurate again.

Sorry for the confusion.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by kskerp.

I created a drop-down listing with all of my students listed. When you select a student, their entire course & lesson history is displayed on same page w/ ajax.

Basically the complete “my_courses” section for any student is now viewable by the admin w/ this shortcode.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by kskerp.

I was able to accomplish this through short-code and ajax.

Up to you if you think it would be a good addition. ??

thanks!

The “My Courses” section.

We are hoping that the admin could click on a particular student and see their complete course/lesson history.

I just wanted to say to anyone who reads this (especially admins):

The Namaste and Watu plugins are extremely helpful and very easily organized! I am very thankful for the admins quick and knowledgeable replies back!

I have performed a lot of outside customization, and if their plugins were not so organized and easily understood.. I am not sure I would be able to do what I have been able to accomplish.

Thanks for all your hard work! I will be excited to see if this addition gets added into the mix!

-Kevin

Just curious if this feature is being considered?
I know it assumes you have both Namaste and Watu working simultaneously.

Prasunsen,

I wanted to let you know that the changelog is displaying correctly again. I am not sure if you actually changed anything, but either way it is displaying normally again.

Perhaps my browser was the culprit?

I did find a solution.

add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘siteorigin_panels_filter_content’ );

This command located in ‘siteorigin-panels.php’ on line 854 was creating a default $priority =10.

By editing the add_filter command so that the $priority=1, the add_filter command that is called from the Namaste! LMS plugin is no longer having its permissions overwritten.

I edited the command to the following:

add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘siteorigin_panels_filter_content’, ‘1’, ‘1’);

I thought I would leave this incase anyone is trying to use the Namaste plugin in connection with this page builder plugin.

I actually believe I have found the solution. By setting the priority on the add_filter call, it seems to be working seamlessly. I will resolve this post after I finalize my testing.

I edited the add_filter located in siteorigin-panels.php to:

add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘siteorigin_panels_filter_content’, ‘1’, ‘1’);

It works great! Thanks for the speedy fix!

I actually just checked my ‘wp_watu_master” table in the database and the “notify_email” attribute is being changed from my email address to “1” when I use this feature for the first time.

Awesome! I am going to update this morning and check it out. Thanks again for all of the quick responses and work!!

thank you so much! I had searched in “Editting quiz” section , but did not see it at first.