Steve

OK thank you for your help.
I’m very grateful.

Steve

Hi,

Thank you for your message.

You can view the requested screenshots here:
https://snipboard.io/6dTna9.jpg
https://snipboard.io/PDWGTV.jpg

Yes, I uploaded the images in the registration form.

Best Regards,

Steve

Hello,

Thank you for your message.

I mean the whole cart page:
https://ecommerce-demo.netmonics.com/cart/

Steve

Ah, OK. Thank you.

OK thank you.

I’ve had a look at the link but can’t see how to apply ESI to a gutenberg block. Is that possible?

Hello Takayuki,

Thank you for your reply.

You can't see it because I replace the form with a different type and removed the Contact Form 7 form.

I've put the form details below, I've changed the domain name of the emails.

I tried creating 4 images to show the mail tab but have no way to upload images, the image block here only seems to use urls.

I don't think there's anything wrong with the form because it was working the day before. It could at least send emails to any domain apart from the site's one.
I found that I had to edit a setting in the cPanel to allow it to email externally, so at least that is working.

Steve

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Name: [text* your-name]

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Subject: [text* your-subject]

Message: [textarea* your-message]

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Hello Farid,

Thank you so much for your reply and suggestion.

What I’m trying to do is to access the attributes for my dynamic block which contains child blocks.

I can access the top level attributes from my block from the $attributes variable as follows:
$attributes[‘SomeAttribute’]

I don’t know how to directly access the attributes for the child blocks.

The above code retrieves the content for the page/post, so I can iterate through the structure and identify my block, then extract it’s attributes including the nested attributes.

Though it’s not a very efficient way to obtain the attributes as my block can exist inside a row/column block and so each instance of my block needs to read the content for the whole page/post each time and then navigate through the structure recursively to find possible instances of my block and identify the correct one before extracting it’s attributes. However, at least it works when the block is on a page or post.

I also want to be able to place my block on a widget but now it won’t work as the parse_blocks() retrieves the values for the page/post not a widget.

So I suppose there are really two questions:
1) How can I access the attributes for child blocks directly?
2) If 1) is not possible, how can I read the content of a widget if the block actually on a widget.

I’m not sure if my block might need to exist in other places but so far I need it for pages, posts and widgets. Could there be other places where it might exist I wonder?

Hope that’s clear, it’s tricky to explain.

Steve