Jason Resnick

ah gotcha — I’m using a custom controller and manipulating the data being passed in. I was having trouble grabbing the data initially.

But now we shifted direction a bit and throwing the JSON into a param on the client side. Then in the controller grabbing that param and doing what we need to.

How did you use the plugin by taking in the input as a JSON object, @shediv?

I’m getting a JSON object passed through the request to my custom controller. But when I try and retrieve that information out of it, it’s blank.

When I try pulling the $_REQUEST object, it’s blank. When I pull $json_api->query that’s just showing me the date_format and read_more defaults.

I’d appreciate any insight or help you may have, thanks.

I think that may work — I had forked it and working on a solution that seems to work well.

That I totally get for sure.

I’m totally shooting off the top of my head right now, but maybe if ‘By Role’ is selected then there are radio buttons for Logged In/Logged Out/Both and then you have the roles listed as checkboxes?

I have a similar case.

Where I have a WooCommerce store and I’d like to show a link for Join for those users that don’t have an active Subscription, but also those that aren’t logged in as well.

Thanks — the client has now come back asking for this functionality, so I will check it out for sure and post back here with any findings

Thanks so much!

No, I’m actually referring to #3 & #4. I’ll use your service_test.php to point the form to submit to and there will be no output on the screen other than the confirmation message from Gravity Forms.

Oh ok – then I guess what I want to happen then is when to have the services_test.php show. I can’t get that to appear at all. Could it be because my Gravity Forms is using just text to display a confirmation?

Oh ok — no worries. Definitely something I would be interested in.

How would you go about translating the add_rotator from functions.php to an admin screen?

I’m very interested in this as well. Any solution?

I’m having the same issue. What is the result for this. I’ve actually purchased the license for it as well.

If I record a screencast, would that help in any way? Or do you really need access to it?

Are you on WPEngine at all?

Unfortunately Zack, I can’t give you access to the site. As a developer, I know how frustrating and hard it is to debug via messages, but if there’s something that I can do, run, write, etc that would help in finding a resolution to this, please let me know. I’ll be more than happy to do whatever is needed.

No, I can get to the Calendar just fine. But when I do, none of the data in the calendar is filled out and when I go and try to Add a New Post on a particular day, it doesn’t add it.

The strange association is because if I enable the WPEngine menu item, the calendar works just fine. But I don’t want my users having access to the menu item so I’m hiding (as per the URL linked in my first post). When that’s hidden, I can get to your calendar under the Posts menu, but no data is loaded and I can’t post anything.

If I look in the JS Console when that WPEngine menu item is hidden, then I get this javascript error.

Uncaught SyntaxError: JSON.parseIt edcallib.min.js:42