Incorrect step description from badgeos_render_achievement

  • So I’m trying to get more than just links to display for the achievement steps on the website I’m working on. I’ve finally got it almost there, but it’s displaying the content and points from the page’s achievement instead of the step’s content and points.

    <?php
				$badge_id = get_the_ID();

				$achievement_steps = badgeos_get_required_achievements_for_achievement( $badge_id ); ?>
				<table>
				<?php foreach ($achievement_steps as $achievement){
					$achievement_id = get_the_ID($achievement);
				?>
				 <tr>
					<td>
						<?php //echo badgeos_achievement_points_markup( $achievement->ID ) ?>
						<?php foreach ($achievement as $key => $value)
						{
							//echo "<p>" . $key . " : " . $value . "</p>";
						}
						?>
					</td>
					<td>
						<?php echo badgeos_render_achievement( $achievement->ID ) ?>
						<!-- or ?[badgeos_achievement id=$achievement_id] -->
					</td>
					<td>
						<!-- [badgeos_submission achievement_id=$achievement_id] -->
					</td>
					</tr>
				<?php } ?>
 ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?</table>

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  • Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    One thing I have to wonder about is if the second use of get_the_ID() is working as you’re expecting with the $achievement_steps variable, though I can’t be certain. The get_the_ID() function is a WordPress loop function, and $achievement_steps isn’t going to be a WP_Query object.

    I would likely step back and see what you have in each $achievement variable for that first foreach loop. My hunch is that it’s going to be an array with indexes for all of the columns in the wp_post table, as the badgeos_get_required_achievements_for_achievement() function does a WPDB query internally. At minimum, you should be getting a post ID for the steps, that you could use with get_post() and proceed from there.

    Thread Starter JamiSchwarzwalder

    (@jamischwarzwalder)

    So I’m not certain how I’m supposed to get what I want.

    I would like to have the achievements display on the page for the badge like this website: https://scout.pcls.us/badge/fandom-sherlock/

    Right now it displays like this: https://dev.gogrowabroad.com/badge/72-hours/

    I was playing around with my localhost and ended up with this: https://prntscr.com/9h5e9m

    The title is listing uniquely, but for some reason the points and description is displaying the information about the badge rather than the activity.

    If the getID only returns the id for the page/post you are currently formatting, how do I get the id of the unique activity that is connected via a step?

    I tried using this documentation to help me, but I still don’t understand how it works: https://badgeos.org/developers/functional-docs/displaying-achievements-and-achievement-data/

    Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    I don’t have enough access to confirm all things, but I have to believe the “Activities” listed may be achievements, not necessarily steps. Steps alone aren’t able to have points assigned to them.

    From what I can deduce, puns intended, the “Fandom-sherlock” achievement is earned by completing those activities, which is its own achievement type. Note this is different thing than the internal “step” post type that you create when setting “earned by” and say “login 3 times”.

    There’s definitely custom implementation going on. From what I am able to tell, they’re doing the badgeos_get_required_achievements_for_achievement() function as well and looping over that. However, in that loop, they’re passing in the ID into badgeos_get_step_requirements(). You’d do the same with $achievement->ID in the loop.

    If I’m reading the code right, assigning the badgeos_get_step_requirements function to a variable would return an array with the following:

    array(
	'count' => absint( get_post_meta( $step_id, '_badgeos_count', true ) ),
	'trigger_type' => get_post_meta( $step_id, '_badgeos_trigger_type', true ),
	'achievement_type' => get_post_meta( $step_id, '_badgeos_achievement_type', true ),
	'achievement_post' => ''
);

    The Scout site you pointed out fetches the achievement ID from the achievement_post index, if there is a resulting one, and uses it to fetch the points to award for that achievement, the title, and the content.

    A bit long overall, but it’s doing its job there, and I’m trying to give you the best amount of info possible to help replicate.

    Michael Beckwith

    (@tw2113)

    The BenchPresser

    While I didn’t have a hand in this spot exactly, it’s not an unfamiliar site to me, and I know half of this is custom display that’s not quick out of the box work.

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