Eric Daams

Lisa followed up with me via email; this issue is related to a bug in Charitable that occurs on some hosting environments. Expect a release out in the next day or two.

Cheers,
Eric

Hi @delcasart,

We do occasionally take on custom projects like this, though we’re booked out until March at the moment. Which payment gateway do you need?

Cheers,
Eric

Try this instead:

$options = array();
foreach ( get_posts( $get_post_args ) as $post ) {
    $options[ $post->ID ] = get_the_title( $post->ID );
}

Thanks for the great review Benjamin!

Hi Vijay,

For changing the default text used in the plugin, I recommend the Loco Translate plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/loco-translate/

It’s a translation plugin, but one of the benefits is that you can change the default text used in plugins like Charitable into text you’d prefer. To change the text, install and activate the plugin, then go to create a translation for Charitable. You will need to choose your language from the dropdown list, and then you can search for the text you want to change.

Cheers,
Eric

Hi Vijay,

Sure. The only real change needed is to the initial field definition: https://github.com/Charitable/library/blob/master/donation-form/collect-national-id-number.php#L48-L55

Replace it with this for a radio field:

    $fields['national_id_number'] = array(
        'label'     => __( 'National ID Number', 'your-namespace' ), 
        'type'      => 'radio', 
        'priority'  => 24, 
        'value'     => $form->get_user_value( 'donor_national_id_number' ),
        'options'   => array(
            '1' => 'Some option',
            '2' => 'Some other option',
        ),
        'required'  => true, 
        'data_type' => 'user'
    );

For a select, just replace the ‘radio’ with ‘select’.

Note that with the options array, the bit on the left of the => is the value that would be stored in the database; the bit on the right is what the user sees when they fill out the form. So with the first one, the user sees Some Option and selects that; the value saved to the database is 1.

Cheers,
Eric

Hi @xgarrettx,

Would you mind getting in touch via https://www.wpcharitable.com/support/ with login details for your website so I can see what might be going wrong here?

Cheers,
Eric

I’ve followed this up with Kenneth over email, but just wanted to confirm here that this issue is fixed in the latest update to our Authorize.Net extension.

Cheers,
Eric