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Hello @matheusfd , thank you for your reply.

I would like to hide it in the Goals Yes. So basically it would look something like this:

https://wack.tv/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/percentage-donations.jpg

Maybe this can be an option within the “Donation Goal” metabox. Where you have the dropdown “Goal Type”, one of the options could be something like “Amount Raised (Show percentage)”

Thank you for the shortcode documentation

Hello,

Got the same errors on the websites I manage. Dropping a message to know when there is a solution.

Hello. I also rolledbacked. Just dropping a comment to get notified when is solved. ?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by promtedcoin64.

Perfect. Thank you!

Marking this as resolved…

Hi! thank you for the quick reply.

My bad!! I had not set the DEcimal separator in the woo settings

Thanks!

Hey @jordanleven , Thank you. I’m taking my time to go through the resources you share and try to come up with something. I will create another ticket if necessary.

I guess I just have one more question. Since you mentioned this feature could be added in the future. Do you have any plans for it in a near future? Or can you quote me for this custom feature?

@jordanleven, thank you for the quick replies Jordan.

Ok. Would it be possible for me to custom build this button?
I’ve been browsing the plugins code and found that in the admin area we need to enqueue “force-refresh-admin.js” and pass some localData. I echoed these on the page where I need it. I’m passing the nounce and a the ID of the post.

I also copied the HTML from the metabox in the backend, but clicking the button doesn’t trigger the force-refresh. Is there a method to make this button work?

Hi @jordanleven , thanks for the reply.

Yes I need to achieve point number 2). But not really number 1).

I don’t want to refresh all posts of a specific post type. Only one post at a time. How can I replicate the Force Refresh current post button that is supposed to show up in the admin bar?

Hello @jordanleven, I see. Let me explain a bit: I built an events website that has a lot of other custom posts-types related to each other using ACF plugin.

The process to create one event was a very intricate (you had to go into a lot of different places from the backend to publish One event). So I created a custom Front-end administrative panel where the event can be created and all its ‘child’ custom posts are related automatically to each other (all create/edit functions in ONE place).

I want to bring in the Force Refresh button to this custom administrative panel so that the ‘Polls’ (another post-type) can be Refreshed directly from my Front-end admin panel. Only Admin users have access to this custom admin panel. Is there anyway I could use this cryptographic nonce in the frontend and the force refresh function?

Thanks

Hello @jordanleven, thank you for the quick reply.
Yes it works for custom post types. and I do see it in the WordPress Admin area (when inside “wp-admin”). However I’m trying to place the Force Refresh button in the front-end area (not the dashboard area)…
Is there a function to trigger the Force refresh by sending the Post_ID ?

Thank you
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Hello. thank you for releasing an update.

Here is the pastebin for the system info:
https://pastebin.com/dKdNr5JW`

Thanks
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Yes same error

Hello,
I’m using Version 1.6.5.

Thank you for the suggestion. I have done that and it is only when deactivating “BuddyPress Builder for Elementor” that the page styles were ok.

However I’ve had to disable it now because it is creating a Fatal error. See below:

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method Elementor\Widgets_Manager::register() in /home/accname/public_html/www.exampledomain.com/wp-content/plugins/stax-buddy-builder/core/hooks/ElementorHooks.php:258 Stack trace: #0 /home/accname/public_html/www.exampledomain.com/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(292): Buddy_Builder\ElementorHooks->widgets_registered(Object(Elementor\Widgets_Manager)) #1 /home/accname/public_html/www.exampledomain.com/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(316): WP_Hook->apply_filters('', Array) #2 /home/accname/public_html/www.exampledomain.com/wp-includes/plugin.php(484): WP_Hook->do_action(Array) #3 /home/accname/public_html/www.exampledomain.com/wp-content/plugins/elementor/includes/managers/widgets.php(99): do_action('elementor/widge...', Object(Elementor\Widgets_Manager)) #4 /home/accname/public_html/www.exampledomain.com/wp-content/plugins/elementor/includes/managers/widgets.php(235): Elementor\Widgets_Manager->init_widgets() #5 /home/accname/public_html/www.exampledomain.com/wp-content/plugins/elementor/inclu in /home/accname/public_html/www.exampledomain.com/wp-content/plugins/stax-buddy-builder/core/hooks/ElementorHooks.php on line 258

Hello @hchouhan,

That’s right the ones with Source “API” are from your plugin, but I also have the client manually including members to the audience and other mailchimp’s native woocommerce integration. You can see them in the screenshot below:
https://everydayyou.co.nz/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Screenshot-2021-08-02-183732.jpg

Only members with API source get updated.

Thanks