oncevision

This also runs on buddypress and uses WPMUDev Membership Premium

Currently, we are showing:
all badges
by achievement type
and a vision mapping page with shortcode layout

As the community grows and more training and badges are created, I am trying to avoid info overload and reduce the number of pages need to create the desired result. It would be easier to reference a single page with some logic vs a page for each step in our processes.

Kind of… we are using some of the badges to show that users have completed a phase of our program (courses) and once they have completed the badge, they can have access to the other badges and courses.

Currently, the badge is the gateway to the course. Rather than potentially overwhelming some customers, I thought this may be a way to walk them through a process on a single page versus creating multiple pages with the badges revealed.

Example below with fictitious code:

[badgeos_achievement id=1]

[badgeos_reveal id=1 completion=true]

[badgeos_achievement id=2]
[badgeos_achievement id=3]
[badgeos_achievement id=4]
[badgeos_achievement id=5]

[/badgeos_reveal]

@x-raym You are to fast. I updated the post above and used your suggestion and it did work… Thank you

Thanks for the info –

I really am not a php expert, however, I followed:

Note : I prefer use a site-specific plugin rather than the function.php theme file. It works the same, can be export to another website, and another theme ??

Worked like a charm…

I love your plugin…

I look forward to the update…

Thanks, in advance, for your time…

I am using BadgeOS 1.4.2
BadgeOS BadgeStack Add-On 1.0.1
BadgeOS Community Add-On 1.2.0
BadgeOS LearnDash Add-On 1.0.0
LearnDash LMS 2.0.3