Bradley Stevens

I second this! I’ve been searching for how to do it as well. DWQA doesn’t make sense to visitors, but renaming the BuddyPress profile tab to something like ‘Questions’ would make much more sense.

Aha, now that that 1 hour and 14 mins has passed, it has changed to read ‘every 10 minutes’. That’s better.

So, let me get this straight: the hook will be checked every 10 minutes, and if there is something in the cron job cue, it will complete that job, yes?

But… it won’t do this if I haven’t got traffic visiting the site to trigger the WP-cron…

So what exactly am I changing when I set it to 10 minutes?

Thanks for your answer, John. It’s all rather confusing… but your answer clears a lot of that up.

My hosting is shared, so they limit how short I can set the intervals for cron jobs on their end. Easycron looks like a good solution though!

Thanks!

Hey Eric,

Yeah, I’ve been playing around with this too, and there are 2 ways you can do it. The first way is easy but more prone to problems. The second way is a tiny bit harder but worth going through the extra step to make it more stable:

1) Alter the Camptix PHP file: Go under Plugins, locate the Camptix plugin, and click ‘edit’ (next to deactivate). First page that will load up is the one you want. It should be titled: “Editing camptix/camptix.php” – From there, do a control+f search for “camptix_show_remaining_tickets”. You should find two instances of it. Both of them have “true” written next to them. Delete that text and change it to “false” for both instances, and that column will disappear from Camptix.

2) Create a Functionality Plugin to edit Camptix: This sounds hard, but it’s not. I literally just did it in 5 minutes by following this guide: https://wpcandy.com/teaches/how-to-create-a-functionality-plugin/ That page also includes an empty dummy plugin you can upload to wordpress and edit yourself, which is what I just did. Once you’ve made the plugin and uploaded it, add this line of code to the php file you’ve created: add_filter( 'camptix_show_remaining_tickets', '__return_false' ); – The reason why this is a much better choice is because you can update the Camptix Plugin, delete it, reinstall it, do whatever you like… and column will still be hidden.

Hope that helps!

Hi Jeremy,
Thanks for getting back to me. I have deactivated and reactivated the plugin and it did not help. I still cannot access the shortcodes.

I did manage to find a workaround, but it’s far, far from ideal. If I’m editing an Opt-In form, and I select to change the layout, once I’ve chosen a new layout I’ll see the options for accessing the Thankyou Page, Mailchimp API and Shortcodes at the bottom again. However, I need to be careful not to click save or else my Opt In form that I’m editing will be saved back into the default.

Those options only appear to be there when I’m first editing a form. Once the form is saved, I can’t see it again unless I change the layout.

Also- unable to edit what Thankyou page the forms are linked to after they’ve been made. From memory, the Thankyou Page option and Shortcode were listed near each other in a section that seems to be unavailable once the form is created.