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awesome. Thank you!! I put it in a snippet and the code works. Thanks.

where exactly do I put this php to fix this issue?

Yes!!! That worked.

I’ll confess that I was extremely skeptical at such a simple solution. I can’t tell you how many hours I scoured the pods website and the forum to find something that would do what I was asking for. And Google searches trying to find the right combo of words to find a solution ans there is is. Wow. Thanks.

Thank you. I’m beyond thrilled.

I removed the snippet from earlier in the functions.php and I don’t see the menu items yet.

Yes. It is.

Did the update you suggested. Can’t see the menu item, but going to the link wp-admin/admin.php?page=members-settings works.

Thank you!

I added the “add_filter” got this error on the page:

Line 325
Message Uncaught Error: Call to a member function template() on bool in /plugins/members/admin/class-settings.php:325 Stack trace: #0 /wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(287): Members\Admin\Settings_Page->settings_page(”) #1 /wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(311): WP_Hook->apply_filters(”, Array) #2 /wp-includes/plugin.php(478): WP_Hook->do_action(Array) #3 /wp-admin/admin.php(254): do_action(‘admin_page_memb…’) #4 {main} thrown
File /wp-content/plugins/members/admin/class-settings.php

I can’t find the menu entry either.

When I go to:mysite.com/admin.php?page=members-settings I get a 404 error.

I deleted the plugin, reinstalled through the “add new marketplace” then I deleted it and uploaded the Zip from the download.

Still nothing. The roles I had still show up, but I can’t edit them. I can change roles in the edit user screen, but have no menu entry.

It doesn’t show up in “Settings” and it doesn’t show up as its own item.

I have Adminize and tried to see if it was in there but didn’t see it.

Anyone? Bueller?

Is this the link to find related fields?

https://pods.io/tutorials/get-values-from-a-custom-relationship-field/

Now… what if I want the title to be the title of a related post?

I tried adapting the code to work for another pod called “tryout” which has a “member” related field.

How do I set the post title of “tryout” to “member.post_title” ?

I know I’m pushing, perhaps a point in the direction of a post about using the related field.

$member.post_title doesn’t work, and I’m not sure why. If this is a PHP thing, can I get pointed in the right direction to learn this?

I wanted to follow up. Again, thank you.

I solved my issue with your wonderful guidance.

Downloaded “Code Snippets.”

Copied the code included in the first link provided.

Pasted into a code snippet. Changed the

pods_api_pre_save_pod_item_meal

“Meal” to “member” and replaced sandwich and burger with the fields I wanted. Created a new record and WHAM! Success!

Thanks again for your response and help!

First, I want to emphatically say, “Thank you!”

This is an excellent post with specific details and guidance and help that goes beyond what I expected.

I very much appreciate your detailed post with links. Thank you.

I’m going to investigate, learn, and if needed pass it along to someone that can do it for me for $. Thank you!

Good advice. Thank you!

Perhaps this will help:

What I want:
I want each post to log the user’s IP or computer name or some unique identifier. After logging that identity a timer would start and once that timer completed, the individual post would black out. Either by changing the background to black, or by drawing a black box over the content.

I would then like text to be displayed in white that says when the user first accessed the post, how long they viewed it, and a timestamp when it blacked out.

Limitations:
I can not code, and php, html is useless for the most part to me unless it is cut and paste.

Question:
Should this be created as a Plugin?
Should this be created as a part of a theme?
Which would be cheaper to have a programmer create?