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  • Thread Starter rongenius757

    (@rongenius757)

    Thank you for the reply and video, excellent. I watched the video and did as you instructed in the video step by step. I am performing a test now to see if the tickets are virtual products by default. Currently after doing what you instructed in the video and then creating a new event with the Add New Event form in Dokan without touching the Virtual product option in the form (Virtial product option still showing as not enabled by default), the newly created ticket is showing up in the Tickets section of the wp admin backend with the “yes” and “no” both not selected for the Virtual product option, basically no selection at all for the Virtual product option. Not sure if the Virtual product option is actually enabled by default after doing what you instructed. I need to try purchasing this newly created ticket though to see what happens during and after checkout. Will let you know immediately how my test turns out. Thank you!

    • This reply was modified 9 months, 3 weeks ago by rongenius757.
    Thread Starter rongenius757

    (@rongenius757)

    Success, thank you! I was able to use the Yellow Pencil plugin to hide the “Speakers” and “Schedules” sub menu items in the Events section of the Dokan vendor dashboard. I also hid the Organizer/Speaker and Schedule section in the Add New Event form. I included screenshots of proof of both:

    Screenshot 1 – https://ibb.co/TKC3KFH

    Screenshot 2 – https://ibb.co/NmDvNjy

    How do I make the “Virtual Product – Register event as WooCommerce virtual product and let WooCommerce handle it’s behaviour” virtual product option in the Add New Event form enabled by default? I only want the tickets in my website to be virtual products, absolutely no shipping. If you can first tell me what code will make that virtual product option enabled by default in the Add New Event form, then I will hide that virtual product option in the Add New Event form with CSS using the Yellow Pencil plugin after I make it enabled by default using your code.

    Thread Starter rongenius757

    (@rongenius757)

    I tried already using the Yellow Pencil plugin to hide the “Speaker” and “Schedule” elements using CSS and failed; serious problems occurred. I have another idea, this may help others in my same situation as well. How do I change every instance of the words “Speaker” and “Speakers” in the frontend of the website to the word “Featured”? I’m talking about every instance of the words “Speaker” and “Speakers” in the frontend of the website including in the frontend vendor dashboard and in all forms in the website and all forms in the frontend vendor dashboard. The words “speaker” and “speakers” that appear in url slugs can remain, I do not want to change url slugs. How do I change every instance of the words “Speaker” and “Speakers” in the frontend of the website to the word “Featured”?

    Thread Starter rongenius757

    (@rongenius757)

    I upload the image via the upload button on the Send SMS page. Here is the entire problem after more testing:

    THE PROBLEM
    After more research in the knowledge documents and forum at Twilio.com I learned that “media conversion” (turning attached media to a link inserted in the body of the message) is done automatically by Twilio if the option is cut on by me in my Twilio account and it is needed to help a mms successfully send. Some carriers, for their own reasons, will not allow mms with media attached in the way your plugin attaches media. When this occurs, if media conversion is not enabled in my Twilio account, then Twilio will not send the message or media attached and will instead return a 404 error to my Twilio logs and to your plugin’s outbox; this is true, I got a 404 send error in your plugin’s outbox and in my Twilio logs when I turned off media conversion in my Twilio account and attempted to use your plugin to send a previously successfully sent mms with the same media file attached using the upload button in your plugin (previously the same message was successfully sent by your plugin when the same media was attached using the upload button in your plugin and media conversion was cut on in my Twilio account; the message was successfully sent with the attached media converting to a link inserted in the body of the message).

    When I cut media conversion on in my Twilio account and attempted to send the same mms message again with your plugin with the same media attached to the message using the upload button in your plugin, the message successfully sent with Twilio converting the attached media to a link (url to the media file) inserted in the body of the message.

    The mobile phone number I am sending these test messages to with media attached by upload button in your plugin is my mobile phone number and usually when people send me photos (mms) from their mobile phone number to my mobile phone number, the picture fully appears in the body of the message, not a link to the picture like what is happening with your plugin and Twilio.

    MY QUESTION
    Is there anyway your plugin can format the mms message in a way so that it can be sent by Twilio as a mms message that is received with the picture fully showing in the body of the message? Using the upload button in your plugin to attach media to a message creates a mms message that causes the message not to be able to be sent by Twilio to my mobile phone number if media conversion is not enabled in my Twilio account.

    rongenius757

    (@rongenius757)

    Phenomenal. Thank you sooo much! So that code goes in the theme’s function.php file along with your first code that I pasted below? Also, where you put ALPHANUM between the single quotations in your first code shown below is where I put my option that I choose from the options listed underneath “switch(strtoupper($type))” in your last code that you posted yesterday?

    add_filter( ‘wpmem_register_form’, ‘zgwd1010_register_form_filter’, 10, 4 );
    function zgwd1010_register_form_filter( $form, $toggle, $rows, $hidden ) {
    $username = createRandomString( 8, ‘ALPHANUM’ ) . “.trh”;

    while ( username_exists( $username ) ) {
    $username = createRandomString( 8, ‘ALPHANUM’ ) . “.trh”;
    }

    return str_replace( ‘id=”username” value=””‘, ‘id=”username” value=”‘ . $username . ‘” readonly=”readonly”‘, $form);
    }`

    rongenius757

    (@rongenius757)

    EVERYONE, HERE IT IS!!

    Hi, I found what you all (and I) were looking for; a plugin that gives the Dokan vendors their own delivery time options. The description from the product page and the link to the product page is below. Cheers and love to all (no matter your vote)! #BuildBackBetter #BlackLivesMatter

    ********

    Description
    WooODT Extended is now available for Dokan multi vendor, where each vendor can set up their own delivery/pickup routine form their dashboard.
    This is the same plugin of WooODT Extended, but it’s built for Dokan multi vendor platform. So in this plugin you will be able to do same thing like WooODT Extended but it has options to set delivery/pickup schedule for each individual vendor.

    NB: WooODT Extended for Dokan Multi Vendor supports Dokan multi vendor plugin only.

    If you need for other multi vendor platform please drop and email to [email protected]

    LINK TO PRODUCT PAGE:
    https://www.plugins.byconsole.com/product/wooodt-extended-for-dokan-multi-vendor/

    • This reply was modified 4 years ago by rongenius757. Reason: Spelling error
    rongenius757

    (@rongenius757)

    Yes please what is the code? Also, is there an option in the code to make it alphanumeric or to me the string all numbers?

    rongenius757

    (@rongenius757)

    What file does the code go in? Thank you so much for your question, answer and help so far.

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