John Powell

Found it. Thanks Greg!

John

Ah – through child themes and templates. I see now. Thanks!

Hi Greg,

Yes the jQuery set radio function worked great, even when it’s hidden in css.

Yes the Memberships extension. Thanks for the update. My client has people that pay every single month so this will be a good extension for them once it is operational.

John M Powell
Digipark

Greg,

When you have a moment I’d still like to know if there’s a way to preload the value (#2 issue above) but I figured out I can set it in jQuery so I’ve got it working.

I’d also like to know if there is news on the subscription module.

Thank you much!!
John

Hi Greg,

Thanks for your help!

1) Yes I’d added phone and duration fields when I first set this up a long time ago. I totally forgot about it. I found where I’d added it. I can add phone back in on the form builder where it should be now.

2) I can’t get this to work. It doesn’t seem to set the radio button. The form initially is allowed to be submitted but when you go to pay for the ad I get this…

Ooops! ??
Selected Listing Type does not exist or could not be loaded.

I’m using $product->get_id() in another function (with a global $product) but that didn’t seem to affect the listing type either. I use form->set_value for post_content (the description field) and that works.

Any other thoughts on this?

The css worked great. Thank you. I just need to figure out how to set the value so the payment process can complete. Hopefully you have another thought on the payments_listing_type issue.

Thanks again for your help!

John

PS How is the subscriptions module coming along? We’d be interested in it!

There is some custom info the client wants in the email that goes out. I know you had a beta plugin at one time that allowed for custom info but it didn’t look like it would do what we needed. I have custom php that does what the client needs, but it is overwritten of course every time the plugin is updated. I’d like to hook into it in the functions.php file so I don’t have to keep re-editing the core plugin file. I didn’t see any way to implement an override within a child-theme either hence me asking if there is a way I can hook in.

Thanks…
John

Actually it IS possible… I just figured out a way and can share code later. You use the /partials/ feature in your child theme. On the archive page you’ll query the current url so you know if you’re on the general archive list or the page is being used for searches. You can’t kill the archive query loop (as far as I can figure out) but you can see what the post count is and then code how to handle it. It’s not pretty but it works.

Disregard… I was able to do this through a custom php query.

John

Nikola,

That helps a lot… thanks! I’ve got a couple other Q’s I’ll do a new post on.

John