gillispj

This solved it for me!

I agree, the plugin is not ideal. I feel that this type of URL stringing should be built into WP. Sadly though, it is not.

I would try to make a CPT for each program but the problem I foresee is the default posts on index. We want the index to be catchall for all posts.

What complicates this is I am running a network install with multiple child blogs that feed into each program.

@ipstenu Thank you for your help- I appreciate it! sorry for the bump 🙂

Hi Shauno,

Thank you for you response, I have run ragged trying to resolve this one. I do no have the PHP / MYSQL experience necessary to resolve this with our some serious help. I would really appreciate any ideas.

If you are willing to take the time to look at this and give me any suggestions of how to make this hook work with your ngg_custom_fields.php

How would I make this custom hook in my theme’s functions.php sync with $pid

//NGGCF DATABASE HOOK
add_action(‘iphorm_post_process_12’, ‘mytheme_save_uploads’, 10, 1);
function mytheme_save_uploads($form)
{
// Get the submitted form values
$firstname = $form->getValue(‘iphorm_12_1’);
$lastname = $form->getValue(‘iphorm_12_12’);
$permemail = $form->getValue(‘iphorm_12_3’);

// Check that a file was uploaded and save the URL
$url = isset($upload[0][‘url’]) ? $upload[0][‘url’] : ”;

// We will use the WordPress database class to connect to your custom database
$wpdb = new wpdb(‘xxxxx’, ‘xxxxxx’, ‘xxxxxx’, ‘localhost’);

// this is where the problem is: I do not know how to these values also connect to $pid
$wpdb->insert(‘wp_nggcf_field_values’, array(
‘field_value’ => $firstname,
‘field_value’ => $lastname,
‘field_value’ => $permemail
));

Thank you!