Hi @deexperte – Sorry to hear it’s not populating! Would you mind providing me a link to your site and the code your using? You can paste the code and URL in your response below. That’ll help me troubleshoot and provide a fix 🙂
Hello Devin,
The link to page with shortcode:
http://braunenberg.srv-mars.de/spenden/?amount=111
The page with embeddedcode:
http://braunenberg.srv-mars.de/spenden/
[give_form id=”1649″]
Function:
<?php
/** Give Daten aus URL ind Felder des Spendenforms schreiben beim Aufruf durch URL-Link z.B. Button ————————————— **/
/**
* AUTO-POPULATE AMOUNT, NAME, and EMAIL FROM URL STRING
* Daten aus URL-Aufruf in das Spendenform eintragen
* This jQuery snippet will auto-populate the Give form amount,
* first and last name, and email address from a URL you provide
* EXAMPLE: https://example.com/donations/give-form/?amount=46.00&first=Peter&last=Joseph&email=testing@givewp.com
*
* CAVEATS:
* — Your form must support custom amounts
* — This snippet only supports one form per page as-is
*/
add_action( ‘give_after_single_form’, ‘give_populate_amount_name_email’ );
function give_populate_amount_name_email() { ?>
<script>
// Get variable from query string in URL
function getQueryVariable(variable)
{
var query = window.location.search.substring(1);
var vars = query.split(“&”);
for (var i=0;i<vars.length;i++) {
var pair = vars[i].split(“=”);
if(pair[0] == variable){return pair[1];}
}
return(false);
}
jQuery(document).ready(function( $ ) {
// Get the amount from the URL
var getamount = getQueryVariable(“amount”);
// Set fallback in case URL variable isn’t set
if ( getamount != false ) {
amount = getamount;
} else {
amount = ‘1.00’;
}
var firstname = ( getQueryVariable(“first”) != false ) ? decodeURI(getQueryVariable(“first”)) : ”;
var lastname = ( getQueryVariable(“last”) != false ) ? decodeURI(getQueryVariable(“last”)) : ”;
var email = ( getQueryVariable(“email”) != false ) ? decodeURI(getQueryVariable(“email”)) : ”;
// Populate the amount field, then update the total
if ( $(‘#give-amount’).length > 0 ) {
$(‘#give-amount’)
.val(amount)
.focus()
.trigger(‘blur’);
}
if ( firstname != false && $(‘#give-first-name-wrap input.give-input’).length > 0 ) {
$(‘#give-first-name-wrap input.give-input’)
.val(firstname);
}
if ( lastname != false && $(‘#give-last-name-wrap input.give-input’).length > 0 ) {
$(‘#give-last-name-wrap input.give-input’)
.val(lastname);
}
if ( email != false && $(‘#give-email-wrap input.give-input’).length > 0 ) {
$(‘#give-email-wrap input.give-input’)
.val(email);
}
});
</script>
<?php
}
Thanks @deexperte – The issue is the snippet you’re using was assuming you’re using the form on it’s single post page. However, it looks like you’re embedding it within another page. I have just updated the snippet within the repo to account for this. What you need to do is change:
add_action( 'give_after_single_form', 'give_populate_amount_name_email' );
to
add_action( 'give_post_form_output', 'give_populate_amount_name_email', 10, 2 );
Once you change this within the code you pasted, reload the page and you should see it populating as expected. Example URL: http://braunenberg.srv-mars.de/spenden/?amount=200&first=Devin&last=Walker
Hi Devin!
Excellent! It works!
Thank you for professional supporting.
Greetings
Deexperte
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