David Sahlstr?m

Finally found the issue, it was not related to Woo.
Over a year old redirects in Cloudflare started acting up all of a sudden, probably something changed in how the redirect patterns are matching the URLs..

Annoying but solved.

Thanks for the swift response James!

I’ll keep an eye on the feature request in GitHub.

@yogaman5020 and others using Local (localwp.com) as your development setup and running into this problem:

Local is using the PHP.ini auto_prepend_file setting to prepend a PHP file that sets the WP_ENVIRONMENT_TYPE constant.
Hence, defining it in wp-config.php won’t have any effect on your Local setup.

You’ll find the public feature request here:
https://localwp.canny.io/feature-requests/p/return-local-for-wpgetenvironmenttype-in-wp-55

Thanks for the quick response.

I’m still experiencing the issues when running 6.0.4. I just sent a request to your support email.

Hi,

I’m also interested in this. Thanks!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by David Sahlstr?m.

Hi Barry,

That’s a great option, thank you!

Do you have documentation where I can find stuff like this?

Cool! Gonna give it a try tomorrow or day after.

Thanks!

Sweet! Creasy fast too ??

Cheers,
David

Need to make it optional. Thanks!

Great! Wishing for a positive answer ??

Thanks,
David

Thanks for a quick response!

I’ve sent you the site details and login via your website contact.

Same problem here… 3.9. How do we fix this?

Hi,

Sorry if I were unclear. I want to translate the Event Attribute Label.
For example:

We have added an attribute like this: #_ATT{Guest List} which works great. The question is, how do I translate this?

When viewing the site in swedish its suposed to say “G?st Lista” instead of “Guest List”.

Thanks!

Cool @semyou!

I had to find a workaround for my project at the time. Will look at implementing this instead when I have time.
Thanks for the follow-up!

Yea, I tried it but could not get it to work.. I removed the list case from the switch and made it separate as per your instructions.

The code runs without errors but nothing shows up in the list field.
I think the array needs to be built in another way..
It only adds the first row even if there’s say 3 rows saved in the post.

If I “print_r” the final array inserted in the $field[‘defaultValue’] it looks like this:

Array ([0] => Array([Column-1] => text-col1|text-col2 [Column-2] => ))

Only the first row is added to the array and the values for both my columns are added to the first column :/

Do you know how Gravity Forms is expecting the default value for the list field? Cant find it anywhere.. If I knew how GF is expecting the array I could most likely change how the array is being put together.