Shanta R. Nathwani (TantienHime)

Hi there.

I don’t need it to display the results of the field. I need the user to add the data to the fields that I’d already built that use ACF’s for my reports. I built it to be independent of WooCommerce in case they no longer need it, given that LearnDash is releasing the ability to pay for courses, etc., without dependency on WooCommerce.

You might be right, but I was trying to limit the dependencies on too many other things. My job was to produce the report, but because we can’t capture the information from the user, my plugin only does half the job.

Does that make sense?

Hi @algoritmika !

Exactly. I’ve created a couple of ACF’s on the user’s profile that I need the visitor to be entered when a visitor to the site checks out on the checkout page.

Thanks for fixing that. But now the items are out of alignment.

When I first installed the plugin, it did not appear that the stylesheet was taking effect at all. After copying the code above into the stylesheet for the plugin it worked. Thought you should know. ??

Just submitted. Gave some examples of what I attempted to do and what the out put of the console and errors. Looking forward to hearing the resolution.

I think I’ve figured out at least my own problem. Here’s the scenario:

1. I let the auto uploader take the photos and created a private album. Set id: 72157660286841772
2. I only wanted to show certain items from this album, so I created a second album. Set id: 72157660350258895
3. Changed the permissions on the second album to public and used the short code from the second album. NOTHING.
4. Noticed that the first album had become visible in an incognito window and that the only items that were visible are the ones I’d copied into the second album and made public.
5. In the post, changed the set id to the first album and it works.

Seems silly doesn’t it?

That worked! Thanks.

To change the font color:
Under the Yoko theme, click “Edit CSS”.

I was able to add the following CSS under the comment area to change the font to black:
body {
color: black;
}

Believe it or not, I think I’ve figured it out!

I read through this post and compared my self-hosted to my .com version. In my self-hosted (which wasn’t working) I changed “Open Links In:” to New Window from Same Window. After that, I was able to drag and drop the icons and activate the plugin. Weird I know, but will keep you posted.

Just wanted to let you know that the uninstallation was actually painless thanks to Bluehost.com. They have a simple “uninstall” button and they just ask for the reason. I told them I buggered it up. ?? I’ve now installed it to the root and I have installed it without putting it into the subdirectory “wordpress”. I now see the wp-admin folder, etc., in the www folder. Think I have it right this time?

@ipstenu – Was going to leave the main folders alone and simply delete the WordPress folders contained therein. WP is installed in www/wordpress so I would only delete the folders under www and public. Thanks for the clarification. Been a while since I’ve done web design and FTP.

Miroslav has it correct as to where I installed it. Now here’s my question: How do I drop the mysql tables? Thanks goes to Andrea because she’s the one I polled in the first place. She told me to start this thread.

@blogrescue.com: Thanks for the response. Should I simply ‘hard’ delete the other two folders and then do the install?

First, let me say I don’t mind starting from scratch. WordPress has installed in two different folders: www and public_html.

If I want to start from scratch, should I just delete these two folders and then do a fresh install? I’m not so far down the path that I can’t do it again.

And just to clarify, once I’ve done a fresh install at the root, and added the define(‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true); line, it should work? I got a bit confused when it talks about the database stuff. Would appreciate any guidance.