jelly_bean

Thanks for looking into this. Unfortunately that screen shot doesn’t load.

I’ve added the installation code in the head tag now and it still doesn’t display the cookie banner.

Having the same issue on one of my sites. Can’t see any reason why it’s suddenly showing an error message other than the update.

Deleting and then reinstalling the plugin fixed the problem. Now using Version 5.5.2 and forms can be submitted again with no errors.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by jelly_bean.
• This reply was modified 3 years ago by jelly_bean.

Thank you. I couldn’t find where to create a support ticket on the website. It’s hidden well. Sent a support request now.

Hello, how can I bump this?

Hi, I am placing this text directly into the profile tab editor. I am not using a plugin to add shortcodes. I am not using code.

I go to Ultimate Member > Profile Tabs, select a tab and paste this verbatim into the editor:
[ultimatemember form_id=”444″].

It simply displays [“444”] on the front end.

Am I trying to use this in a way it wasn’t designed to be used?

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• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by jelly_bean.

Thanks. I misunderstood what that shortcode is for. I thought it was for profile tabs, but it is for the account tabs.

Had to rename Events Manager plugin to disable it, update WordPress and each plugin individually and then update the Events Manager plugin to fix.

I have a solution:

add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘my_project_updated_send_email’ );
function my_project_updated_send_email( $post_id ) {
`
if ( !wp_is_post_revision( $post_id ) ) {
$post_title = get_the_title( $post_id );
$post_url = get_permalink( $post_id );
$subject = ‘A post has been updated’;
$message = “A post has been updated on your website:\n\n”;
$message .= “<a href='”. $post_url. “‘>” .$post_title. “</a>\n\n”;
//send email to admin
wp_mail( ‘[email protected]’, $subject, $message );
}
} `

This sends notifications if any post is updated

Hi, I used the meta-box plugin. Thanks. I would have prefered not to use a plugin, but needs must.

I’ve got it working. But I’ve decided to use it as a background image instead of an img.

<?php $src = wp_get_attachment_image_src( $term->image_id, 'related' ); ?>
<div style="background:url('<?php echo $src[0]; ?>') no-repeat center center / cover; height: 428px;"></div>

img would be:

<img src="<?php echo $src; ?>

No, no I didn’t want it to do a search, just filter the results. Anyway, a weird thing has happened. I was testing on a demo site and had it at a point where it sort of did what I wanted and I figured that was better than nothing, so I uploaded my arhive-product.php to the live site and it works perfectly. I do not know why, it may be to do with the permalinks.

Anyway, all is ok now. Thank you for your patience.

The layered nav widget lets me add a widget for each attribute. So I have a widget for Wine Type, one for country, one for region, one for color and so on. I call these filters.

When I perform a search using the woocoomerce search widget say for the word “berry” I see 10 results on the search results page.

I’ve set up the layerd nav to show the product count. 7 of the wines displayed in the search results are from the “Still wine” attribute and 2 are from the “Sparkling Wine” attribute. Therefore I would expect there to be (7) displayed in the layered nav next to the word “Still wine” however it only shows (1) because there is only 1 product with the word berry in the title.

There is a disparity between the search results display and what the layered nav displays.

If I click on “Still Wine” in the layered nav it will only display 1 wine, which makes no sense because the user will expect to see 7 and then be able to select another attribute, i.e. color to filter down the selection.

I’ve just realised this still isn’t working.

The search is searching all of the product content ie. if I perform a search for the term “berry” it displays results with berry somewhere in the description or title or attributes, but the filters seem to only be set for title containing the word berry i.e. Strawberry Wine.

This isn’t any use if there is only one wine called Strawberry Wine and other products have the word berry in the attributes or description. Suddenly you can only actually filter one product and that is confusing for the user.

Well, this is embarassing. I was using the woocommerce search, but I had the filters set up wrongly. I started from scratch and I’m getting no problem with the filters at all.

Thanks