iuttu

I’ve solved it adding this code to logic.php line #96:

    array_walk(
        $arr_pages,
        function (&$element) {
            $element = apply_filters('wpml_object_id', $element, 'page');
        }
    );

Some extra info… I’ve added a wp_get_current_user() check in functions file. After login, when I visit frontend, user info appears in homepage, but not info appears in the rest of pages. Really weird =(

Same problem here. Any way to fix it? I cannot modify WPCF7_Form inside the hook =(

Yes… “internal events” has a lot of information (really A LOT). External has just date, place and category =/

Thank you very much bcworkz ??

WP templates are loaded based on queried elements. If you have this rule:
– /agenda/([^/]+) => index.php?even=$matches[1]

/agenda/example url will try to load single-event.php template (if event “example” is found). If single-event.php doesn’t exists, it’ll try single.php. If single.php bla bla bla…

I could use the same CPT and select a template for each type, yes. But this two event types are so so different (type 1 has 200 fields and type 2 has 3) that I think it’s not a good idea to use the same CPT.

You can use WP_Query to query WP database and use “normal” PHP functions to insert desired data on your own database.

You can do it with a “posts_where” filter. Add a filter just before your query and remove it just after. Inside your filter, alter the condition using post_date and current date to take just posts published in the last 24 hours.

It’s not a good idea to use query_posts if you don’t want to alter main query. You could use get_posts or directly WP_Query ??

I think you just need to localize “This is my text %s” and each value separately. If values in loop are “AAA”, “BBB” and “CCC” you must localize:
– This is my text %s
– AAA
– BBB
– CCC

In spanish you can translate:
– Este es mi texto %s
– AAA-es
– BBB-es
– CCC-es

Output will be “Este es mi texto AAA-es”, “Este es mi texto BBB-es”, etc…

I don’t know if this is a solution for you. If it’s not, could you be more specific?

Same problem here. Anyone has found a solution?

Styles in the plugin overwrite yours. You have two options:
1) Add !important to the css rule
2) Disable completely CF7 styles adding define(‘WPCF7_LOAD_CSS’, false); in your wp-config.php file and style the form yourself.

// spanish //
Lo haces bien. Lo que ocurre es que los estilos del plugin machacan los tuyos. Tienes dos opciones:
1) A?adir un !important a la regla
2) Deshabilitar por completo los estilos de CF7 a?adiendo define(‘WPCF7_LOAD_CSS’, false); a tu fichero wp-config.php (en la raíz de la instalación)

Edit functions.php in your theme and just add it.

We had the same problem with HTML responses. We solved it with this code:

if(!function_exists('iuttu_wpcf7_form_response_output_filter')){
	function iuttu_wpcf7_form_response_output_filter($output, $class, $content, $this){
		return '<div class="' . $class . ' ">' . $content . '</div>';
	}
	add_filter( 'wpcf7_form_response_output', 'iuttu_wpcf7_form_response_output_filter', 10, 4);
}