juliaangel5
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Change the “No products in the cart” messageThank you Laurena. This helps a lot.
Julia
Thank you, but editing the template is harder for me in this case because the translations span multiple content types. Also, I’m not very familiar with editing templates. What about the other question I asked? Is it possible to include multiple languages in a single shortcode declaration? That would probably be easier for somebody who is not familiar with editing templates.
Ok. Let’s say I have 10 different languages. Can I include multiple language declarations (e.g., AR,SE,ES,HI,HE…) in a single conditional shortcode block or does it have to be a different shortcode block for each language?
Thank you. The white space problem is definitely the most frustrating; so, as long as you fix that, I can deal with the “Force language in custom links” issue because that issue only affects a relatively small number of pages on our site, which can be manually adjusted to absolute URLs without too much time wasted.
I can’t send the URL yet because we’re not ready to bring anybody to the website yet. If the URL issue becomes a bigger problem in the future, after we officially launch the site I’ll post another reply.
So, at this point, I think my concerns are resolved enough. Thank you!
Thank you for your reply. The non-breaking space character insertions work. So, at least that’s a reliable work-around to fix the white space issues in WordPress, but it’s still a tedious manual process. The white space problem occurs most frequently around hypertext and italic text and between sentences. You could eliminate nearly all of those problems by automatically replacing white space with the non-breaking space character during the translation process. Would you consider implementing that?
That would help so much because many websites have thousands of pages after all the translations are done and there’s no way anybody can fix them all manually, even with the non-breaking space character workaround.
Regarding the relative URLs, no, I don’t use subdirectories for the default language. So, I’m not sure why the “Force language in custom links” feature is not working for me with Beaver Builder. The problem seems to only occur in Beaver Builder pages, but not with the normal WordPress pages.
I just spent several hours fixing all the white spaces in one long page, then when I saved it, almost none of the white spaces actually appeared in the updated live page. So frustrating. So, this appears to be a serious problem. I hope there is a solution.
Thank you for your reply.
Google explains how to do it here:
https://developers.google.com/places/web-service/autocomplete#place_types
And here’s a demo:
When do you expect this functionality to be available in the CFF plugin?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] How to feed the value to a slider?Thank you. Earlier today I also found this other thread (https://wordpress.org/support/topic/set-max-min-slider-values/), which also helped me solve this problem. I’m sorry I did not find that other thread sooner, but WordPress’s search functionality is not very good. Anyway, it works as expected now. Thank you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] How to feed the value to a slider?Hello. This solution works for simple situations when there is no other conditional logic, but it does not work for conditional logic for some reason. Here’s the specific scenario: I’m trying to dynamically limit the minimum value (a dynamic floor) of the slider based on the value of another field. So if some field (fieldname1) = x, then the slider (fieldname2) value should never be less than 90% of x.
Here’s an example of code that I’ve created. It’s syntactically correct, but it does not work for some reason:
(function(){
var v1 = fieldname1;
var minLevel = v1 * 0.9;
var v3 = fieldname2; // This is the slider
var result = 0;if(v3 < v1 * 0.9) { // If user tries to make slider value less than 90% of fieldname1
result = minLevel; // Slider value is set to minLevel
}
else {
result = v3; // Slider value is ok
}
setSliderValue(‘my-field’, result);
return result;
})()So that does not work. How do I dynamically limit the minimum value of the slider based on the value of another field?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Can plugin be integrated with PayFlow Pro?Authorize.net is the most popular payment gateway in the world. How is it possible that CFF is not already compatible with it? Do you plan to add Authorize.net compatibility any time in the near future?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Post Signature] Breaks Amazon SES FunctionalityWorks great now. Thank you!