locomo

ok thanks .. I don’t think it’s an issue with my column count .. it seems like the “draw” method isn’t actually being called for some reason

anyhow I can try over on the DataTables forums

awesome .. worked perfectly

btw, i think the hook is actually “tablepress_table_render_data”

@albatros85

i only needed Year (not a full date) so I wound up going with Andrea’s suggestion above – I used a number field for Year (instead of a date field) and then I was able to use the value range search on that field

totally understand, thanks

i also tried the number field workaround and that is a viable option in the meantime

sorry for all the posts.. just want to confirm that the plugin hack above works

one approach would be to include a new setting for date fields that let you choose between an age calculation or a date calculation (when creating your form in the backend). Then for case ‘datebox’ in function bps_search you could change how the SQL statement is prepared based on the setting value

i hate modifying plugin files but i might need to temporarily in this case

does this seem workable to you:
in bps-search.php modify function bps_search to change case ‘datebox’ to:

if ($min !== '')  $sql .= $wpdb->prepare ("AND value >= %f", $min);
if ($max !== '')  $sql .= $wpdb->prepare ("AND value <= %f", $max);
break;

(instead of the current age calculation?)

also as far as modifying your plugin, could there be a simple toggle in the admin area next to date fields that lets you choose either an age range or date range and then in function bps_search just check for the value of that option?

thanks.. super helpful plugin!!

ok thanks .. i’ll look into the number field option

is there a hook that would let me write a override/customize how the date field is processed

i’d be happy to try implementing this if there is a hook i can use

in 4.8 in the function sb_we_lost_password_title starting at line 107, if i comment out this line the lostpassword works again for me

if ($settings->password_reminder_subject) {
		//sb_we_set_email_filter_headers(); //to set content type etc.

any ideas, thanks!

i was able to revert to version 4.3 and lostpassword works in this version .. i can’t seem to find any versions in between 4.3 and 4.8 to test

thanks for posting this fix!

sounds good – thanks for the fast replies

Ok I hear you – not a big deal. But it is possible to configure your plugin to not use themed logins but to use custom passwords, which makes that message misleading.

I guess i’d probably default it to administrators – but ideally you’d be able to select a user role from the cache configuration page .. and/or the options page. Could also give it a custom capability so that
people could apply it to whatever role(s) they want.

the CSS selector would be an easy short term fix and also allow for custom styling in the admin

thanks for the fast reply

for me a dash in the shortcode was tripping it up

i changed my shortcode from [contact-group] to [contact_group]

and it worked

sorry i meant on:
wp-login.php?action=register

it does appear to be removed on the custom “register” page