Richard Slade

Thanks for getting back to me and alas the site is running 3.1 so I’ll need to look at other options for cloning.

Hi Fashid, I’ve tried a few different methods to implement but no luck. We are close to going live so will share shortly.

Thanks
Richard

Hey, sorry for the delay and yes I’m running the latest version already.

Richard

Alas yes I did click save and the wheel spins but the message is the same. It’s very strange?

Hey Abdullah

Thanks for the reply. The message is Access code Can't be blank and i’ve just tried a new code in a private window but still the same message.

Would the Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate be causing it maybe?

Richard

OK thanks. I’ve followed the guide and inserted the ACF shortcode in to the Display settings for your plugin but the output is

error: Function does not exist. Check name in shortcode or is function name is loaded.

Not sure why — does the name in [php_function name= need to reflect the name in functions.php?

Richard

Nope it works now with defining event_cat as a custom taxonomy. Now just need to fix the raw php date.

Ok sorted. The Posts Table Pro sees event_cat as a custom taxonomy rather than an Advanced Custom Field.

Hiya

I’m trying to output all the category names to appear in my table and the shortcode won’t accept apostrophes in the field, it requires just the ACF name.

Richard

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Richard Slade.

Ok thanks i’ve asked the plugin developer.

Another question related to this: I’ve tried adding vsel_cats to my shortcode to output the category but nothing is happening?

Richard

Ok thanks. Only problem is i’m not outputting the dates through the theme templates but instead through shortcodes inserted into the Posts Table Pro plugin.

An update on this query. I’ve managed to output the event start date and with an event that starts 08-04-2019 the date that gets output displays as 1554681600

Very weird?

Richard

Fantastic, i’ll have a look and see if I can get it to work.

Richard

Hiya

Yes here’s the code in case needed.

add_action('wp_footer', 'ava_after_main_title_mod');
function ava_after_main_title_mod() {
	if ( in_category('1') || in_category('2') || in_category('3') || in_category('4') || in_category('5') || in_category('6') || in_category('beauty')
|| has_term( 'category-1', 'event_cat' ) || has_term( 'category-2', 'event_cat' ) || has_term( 'category-3', 'event_cat' ) || has_term( 'category-4', 'event_cat' ) || has_term( 'category-5', 'event_cat' ) || has_term( 'category-6', 'event_cat' ) || has_term( 'category-7', 'event_cat' ) ){
	echo "
<div id='custom-fullwidth'>";
	echo do_shortcode("[shortcode]
	[/av_submenu]");
	echo "</div>
";
}
}

Richard

Hi Guido

With a slight tweak that works within my existing hook.

Spot on thank you.
Richard