amirosein

Hi,

Regarding Gallery Field, when we use “Basic Uploader”, the order of images are not supporting by elementor. It returns images by Date_uploaded order (in elementor image carousel image).

But when use “Media uploader” in form, the images custom order are saving and returning correctly.

Thank you

@joannaragin Try add a new “Post to edit” field in the form and see if permissions working or not.

@shabti It would be great if you can help. thank you

Additional information:
When you set the field “Save Custom Fields to…” to “submission only” in form setting, it will clear/reset form fields values after submission.
But when you set “Save Custom Fields to…” to “Post”, the form fields values remains in the form after submission.

@shabti

Thank you for your response.
I already set the form option “redirect after submit” to “None”. I have a lot of forms and all of them are set to none and works perfectly. For forms with type “Edit post” it should keep fields value after submission as it already keeping, but for forms with type “New post” it should reset form and it’s not resets it.

I have tested it also with disabling all plugins and a default theme, and also with/without using elementor widget or putting shortcode directly in a canvas page, no luck.

As a temporary solution I put a mutation observer in the page that checks if successful message appeard, it will reset form fields value, but as you know it doesn’t act as a real reset for acf form to handle all prepare_field or load_field filters.

Dear Shapti,
A hint is appreciated.

Bests

+1 here.
The setting does not show in media tab.

I have no idea but create a custom role with manage categories capability and create a user under that role, and share that user’s password with your target audience instead of page lock, and make them simply logg-in with a form like current password lock form.

To allow a non-logged-in user (guest) to add new tags, you would need to temporarily grant the manage_categories capability to the anonymous or non-authenticated user. However, this poses a major security risk, as it would allow anyone to add or modify categories and tags, which could be exploited.

I found another thing here that might be useful:

The Gallery field with customized button text, even with enabled media library uploader, has broken style.

For other plugin users: please note that the user who trying to upload images in to gallery, should has the Cap of ‘upload_files’, otherwise you’ll give same console error like above.

$ole = get_role('customer');
$role->add_cap('upload_files');

I’ve tested it and I can confirm that this shortcode works with the latest version of Frontend Admin Lite 3.23.9.
I could edit fields from the frontend using this shortcode.
Please try to disable all other plugins and do a conflict test on your website.

To implement a pay-per-post system in WordPress or integrate with a membership plugin like Membership Pro, here’s a solution:

1. Pay-per-Post System

If you’re looking for a simple way to charge users to access specific posts or pages, you can achieve this with a combination of plugins or custom coding:A. WooCommerce and WooCommerce Subscriptions

• You can create a product for each post or a general product for post access.
• Use a WooCommerce extension like WooCommerce Pay Per Post to restrict access to specific posts based on purchases. This is a straightforward solution that works well if you’re already using WooCommerce.

B. Restrict Content Pro

• Another option is using Restrict Content Pro, which allows you to set up membership tiers or individual purchases per post. You can assign specific content to members who purchase access.

2. Membership Pro Integration

For Membership Pro integration, it typically works with user roles and post access:

• You can create custom membership levels in Membership Pro that give users access to specific categories, tags, or individual posts.
• To charge for access, you can assign each post a specific membership tier, and users will only be able to access that post after purchasing a membership.

3. Custom Development

If you need more control over pay-per-post functionality, you can custom code a solution. Here’s an outline:

• Use custom post meta to store payment status.
• Create a purchase button that triggers a payment gateway (like Stripe or PayPal).
• On successful payment, assign a custom user meta or role that grants access to the post.
• Use hooks like the_content to restrict content until the user has paid.

By integrating these solutions, you can offer either one-time purchases per post or membership-based access. Depending on your requirements, WooCommerce or Restrict Content Pro would be the easiest paths to implement a robust pay-per-post system.

This is possible with the PRO version of the plugin.
https://www.dynamiapps.com/frontend-admin/#free-features
https://www.dynamiapps.com/send-email-notifications/
https://youtu.be/rrf_bXKkvlE

@shabti Kindly I need your help here.
I’ve already asked gpt, copilot, gemini, and searched all across the web and found no solution.

Dear Shabti,
I’m struggling with another isuue that is related to Prepare Field filter, In below example:

function prepare_sample_text_field($field){
	$post_id = isset($_GET['post_id']) ? intval($_GET['post_id']) : 0;
	$field['value'] = 'Current ID: ' . $post_id;
	return $field;
}
add_filter('acf/prepare_field/key=field_66b15ffe777f6', 'prepare_sample_text_field');

Everything is working well after loading the page and it fills the value of the field with URL query, but after hit the submit button (with no action after form submission – ajax submit), it can’t handle query again and just returns 0.

This is a simplified example of what actually I want to achieve, that is enable/disable some fields based on current URL query value, but they appears again after saving the form.

It would be great if you give me a hint to solve this issue.
Thanks in advance

• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by amirosein. Reason: style