l0tech

You are an absolute life saver, this worked perfectly! I just adapted the event to work with the jQuery infinite scroll plugin and worked first time!

A virtual beer for you ??

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by l0tech.

Thanks Pablo, much appreciated.

I’ll be interested what you manage to come up with! Let me know if I can help.

Thanks for the reply.

Sorry, a little more information would be helpful I’m sure.

We’re running a system that offers Courses (a custom post type) to be unlocked when an associated WooCommerce product is purchased i.e. there’s a product for Course 1 and a corresponding Course post titled Course 1. The system uses the SKU number of the product to to unlock the Course on purchase.

As the products are marked as virtual but not downloadable, the orders get marked as processing after a product is purchased and an admin has to manually complete the transaction. However, we want customers to be able to immediately start the course which is where the code in the OP fits in. As mentioned, the system works fine for single purchases and customers see the course show up in their course list right away on payment confirmation. However, when a bundle is purchased, only the first product in the bundle shows up in their purchased course list. Everything works fine when the purchase is approved manually, so the code above clearly isn’t working well with the bundles plugin.

For reference, the plugin we’re using to handle the course and purchase logic is https://lifterlms.com. I’m also going to contact their support for ideas as I couldn’t narrow down which side is creating the problem.

Thanks for the support.

Ah… I forgot, I also need to output the post time/date as well for each post.

Bump?

I’ve only just realised there was a uploader stiky, but I read that and unfortunately it doesn’t cover my particular problem. Any ideas why the images would upload fine, but wordpress only outputs the absolute path and not the full URL on the page?

Just to clarify my problem, the images upload fine (including generated thumbnails) but in the page itself, I will get a link to “https://wp-content/uploads/jumping.png” rather than the full URL to display the image, so they’re all broken.