vincentgustav

Hey @robertpeake,

Just wanted to clarify, I am seeing the reCaptcha field on the woocommerce /my-account/ login form but I can log in without interacting with the reCaptcha.

The wp-admin login form at /wp-login.php still requires the reCaptcha to submit as expected.

Were you testing the wp-login or woocommerce login form, could be why we’re seeing different results?

I have tested two websites and both have this issue (only on the woocommerce login form). Both sites are WordPress 4.9.6, WooCommerce 3.4.2, and reCaptcha 1.2.2. Reverting to reCaptcha 1.2.1 resolves the issues.

Thanks,

V

Hey Ovann,

I believe it was purely a styling issue, basically the week rows were spilling out of the calendar container on woocommerce pages.

I checked to see if there was an update for your plugin (Date Picked in List Fields for Gravity Forms) and was able to update from 1.7.4 to 1.7.5. This immediately seemed to resolve the issue.

Thanks for the support! Let me know if there is anything I can do for you.

Regards,

C

I ended up accomplishing outputting a list of pages a user has access to by writing a w_query like so

// get group objects
$groups_user = new Groups_User( get_current_user_id() );
	$user_groups = $groups_user->groups;
// declaring new array to assign formatted group names to (lower key to match meta value of groups associated with each page in the meta)
	$user_groups_name = array();

	// Make a formatted list of group names a user belongs to for WP_QUERY
	foreach($user_groups as $key1 => $group){
		$user_groups_name[$key1] = strtolower($group->name);
	} //$user_groups as $key1 => $group

  $args = array(
    'post_type' => 'page',
    'meta_key'   => 'groups-groups_read_post',
    'meta_query' => array(
    	array(
    		'key'     => 'groups-groups_read_post',
    		'value'   => $user_groups_name,
    		'compare' => 'IN',
    	),
    ),
  );

I would have preferred to work with ID’s rather name comparison with strings but I could not find the Group ID assigned to the page meta when looking at the post object and post meta. Let me know if any of you have a better method for completing the above.

Marking this as resolved for now,

C

Thanks for the answer,

I can’t believe I didn’t think to pass in the p+50 in the shortcode.

I ended up saving shopping card links with the method foxyshop_product_link() to a variable and manipulating the string so that I could create an ‘add to cart’ that would add multiple products while maintaining the hashed values.

Thanks again,

V