Turn content on and off with message?

  • So this is fun.

    I have a site that represents a bunch of artists. These artists take commissions, but ONLY when they are able to do so timewise. So what I have is a list of forms for each artist, and what I need is that when the commissions are open it shows the form, and when they aren’t it gives a message like “no commissions for you go be sad” or something.

    Any idea how to pull this off?

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  • I do a similar thing on a client site, but for therapists. And, please, no, I certainly don’t mean “the rapists” ??

    In my client’s case, we use the WP Amelia plugin to power the entire appointment booking business. It works really well for our use case. Among a ton of features, our therapists can pre-set their availability on the booking calendar, but they can also easily override this with a simple toggle.

    If you’re using a general-purpose WordPress forms builder plugin for these artist “forms”, I believe most of these forms have an expiration that can be set to automatically open and close the forms, with a customizable “form closed” message.

    But such automation will typically be based on either a fixed date or the number of entries received, though you should also be able to manually “close” the form and have the same customizable “form closed” message displayed.

    On the other hand, if you’re using some application-specific plugin to manage these artists and forms, then the solution must necessarily be part of that plugin so that when you change an artist’ status, the artist’s page/form will be updated accordingly.

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