justinfm101

I, very much, appreciate the clarification. It makes perfect sense now that you say it. I was looking too hard at the technical things (disabling things in my filter plugin and the like) and not enough on the most common sense reasoning.

Hi,

I fought with this for a few hours and figured out what was going on, so I figured I’d share.

The filter that allows you to add additional features only takes checkboxes. Additionally, if you ‘replace the list,’ it doesn’t stop those from showing up in the back end.

Below, I’ve displayed the code to a functioning demonstration of adding a custom checkbox that’s then included in the features section.

function my_add_meta_box_epl_listings_advanced_callback($meta_fields) {
	$custom_field = array(
		'id'		=>	'epl_property_listing_custom_data_id',
		'label'		=>	__('Custom Details', 'epl'), // Box header
		'post_type'	=>	array('property', 'rural', 'rental', 'land', 'commercial', 'commercial_land', 'business'), // Which listing types these will be attached to
		'context'	=>	'normal',
		'priority'	=>	'default',
		'groups'	=>	array(
			array(
				'id'		=>	'property_custom_data_section_1',
				'columns'	=>	'2', // One or two columns
				'label'		=>	'custom property data 1',
				'fields'	=>	array(
					array(
						'name'		=>	'property_custom_data_checkbox_single',
						'label'		=>	__('Checkbox Single', 'epl'),
						'type'		=>	'checkbox_single',
						'opts'		=>	array(
							'yes'	=>	__('Yes', 'epl'),
						)
					)

				)
			)
			
		)
	);
	$meta_fields[] = $custom_field;
	return $meta_fields;
}
add_filter( 'epl_listing_meta_boxes' , 'my_add_meta_box_epl_listings_advanced_callback' );

function my_epl_property_additional_features_list( $array ) {
	$array[] = 'property_custom_data_checkbox_single'; //whatever your new field name is
	return $array;
}
add_filter( 'epl_property_additional_features_list' , 'my_epl_property_additional_features_list' ); 

I’ve also tried the filter for editing the features (https://codex.easypropertylistings.com.au/article/206-editing-meta-field-labels-and-attributes-on-new-edit-listing-page), but those only seem to effect the back end, and if you change the type of the field, it fails.

I’ve come to the conclusion that I’ll need to put all the features that aren’t ‘checkbox,’ including the ones already there like bedrooms, bathrooms etc, into my own custom box, and then display them in the theme myself.

Hopefully, that information helps you.

Thanks,

Justin

2.4.3,

I’ve also posted on the pro support forum.

I’ve submitted my info through that site.

Thanks,

Justin

It’s happening for the confirmation email (autoresponder) that goes to the end user (registrant). The notification shows up as from the person submitting the registration that someone registered shows up as from the registrant. The autoresponder doesn’t show up as from the person who is entered into the details for that tab. I also tried letting it use the default (admin) by leaving it blank, with the same results.

Thanks,

Justin

Thanks, I had looked there, but didn’t notice it because it’s next to Date Icon.

I have the same issue.

For anyone with the same frustrations as mine. I did find out that if you delete the event from the edit screen (same screen where you edit the event) it will ask you if you want to just delete that instance.

nm, I figured it out. You can download the plugin at… https://gpriday.s3.amazonaws.com/plugins/focus-videos.zip

I get the same error, can you please post the correct link, or fix for this?

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Let’s say you have four slides and they’re in order (slide 1, slide 2, slide 3, and slide 4) if you hit the next arrow (the one on the right) it will go from slide 1 to 2 and 2 to 3, and so forth and so on.

But, the automatic scrolling will scroll the slides the wrong direct, and if you use the top to bottom it will show 1 and then 4 and then 3, etc, so it’s going backwards. I imagine this is just a glitch in the math for the javascript that calls the automatic progression.

Thanks,

Justin

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