rolandscriven

Actually I found this:

https://slicewp.com/products/product-commission-rates/

But can this work with custom conversion? Thank you

Thanks Phil. I could have guessed it would be an amateur ass mistake like that! ??

Never mind, I did this with acf extended which works just like this: {post:permalink} in the body template for example. And then I can use an email logger to record any emails sent. Might be worth copying this approach.

This also does not work:

$permalink = get_the_permalink();

function prefill_form_field( $value, $field, $form, $args ) {
    return $permalink;
}
add_filter( 'af/field/prefill_value/key=field_62bee26fc3c93', 'prefill_form_field', 10, 4 );

Though it does work with non variables. e.g. return ‘myvalue’;

Thank you very much. I know it seems small but unless the stripe part can be styled, the form looks very ugly. Thank you

Roland

Thank you very much for your reply. You’re amazing! Yes I guess having the review associated with the post is a kind of solution but I’m concerned about the flexibility of that going forward – in case I ever want to put reviews on different posts etc. I guess possibly this can be got round but to me it just makes sense to have a review category for each product. I can also see things getting pretty messy if I don’t label things correctly when I want to make changes of any kind. Just general future-proofing wise I think it makes much more sense to have a category for each product using a standard labelling system.

However, after a bit of trial and error I have realised that it’s not that difficult to do this via sql (importing a csv – being careful to define our own column names and leave out the auto increment field) into wp_terms – and then updating wp_taxonomy.

Thanks once again

This is still an issue. Easy to replicate. Latest Yoast, latest ACF.