mark l chaves

Hey @reart2,

Thanks so much for your feedback.

That’s a great question.

Content Control uses WordPress’s built-in auth system. Maybe if your CAS can override WordPress’s login (login/logout/register/forgot password) functionality, then hypothetically, CC might still think it’s calling WP, but it will be actually using your CAS instead.

Do you have a WordPress install using CAS now?

P.S. Please remember that CC is a WordPress plugin, so it will only work on a WordPress site.

Hey @adriana97,

We’d love to help.

Can you give us more details? What do you exactly mean by dynamic href in a button? Do you want to pass a link into a popup and insert that into an a tag’s href attribute? Where will that link come from? I.e., how will you pass the dynamic href?

Please follow this guide to save time and from going back and forth.

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/construct-your-support-thread-like-this-to-get-the-fastest-support/

Cheers!

Hey @malinerdal,

We’re going to mark this thread as resolved since we haven’t heard back from you.

Please feel free to start a new thread or submit a help request 🙂

https://wppopupmaker.com/support/#submit-a-support-ticket

Have a great day!

Hey @lesley08,

Thanks for posting. Can you please try following the instructions in this help guide?

https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/544-your-popup-is-not-displaying-on-your-homepage

Please let us know how that works out for you.

Cheers!

Hey @parsec2,

Sorry you ran into that shortcode issue. I was able to reproduce it.

I submitted an issue to the GitHub repo for this.

https://github.com/code-atlantic/content-control/issues/65

Feel free to follow that issue on GitHub.

Hopefully, we’ll get a fix for that in a future release.

Cheers!

Hey @foxrobinson,

I can see your code snippet now. For some reason, it’s not working.

I’ve tested the following code via the console on your page. It works fine for me.

jQuery("#pum-4791").on("pumBeforeClose", function () {
  // Use const instead of var.
  const myIframe = jQuery("#pum-4791 iframe"); // Increase specificity.
  const mySrc = myIframe.prop("src"); 
  console.log("%c\nTrying to stop video play for Digital Finch Showreel.\n\n", "color:cyan;font-size:18px"); // Can remove for production.
  myIframe.prop("src", "").prop("src", mySrc.replace("&autoplay=1", ""));
});

3 suggestions:

1) Replace your current snippet with this one.

2) Move the snippet to the footer of your page after the popups are loaded (a enqueue priority of 500+ should do it). See our Getting Started With Custom JavaScript for examples.

3) Note that any custom code examples we give are examples. You’ll need to work with your dev team to make further tweaks as needed to work in your environment.

Or, if you don’t want to muck with the code, please consider using our Videos Extension that’ll get you up and running in a couple of clicks.

Give us a yell back if you get stuck.

Cheers!

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by mark l chaves. Reason: Clarification

Hey @noelawill,

Sorry for the late reply.

Adding tags is the way to go in your case. That’s what we would’ve suggested since you’re saying LearnDash isn’t letting you create a hierarchy of courses (parent and child or sub-courses).

Content Control should offer hierarchy restrictions if they are available just like you see with pages (i.e., Child of and Ancestor of).

Thanks for posting. Let us know if you need anything else!

hey @chrisr777,

We’re going to mark this thread as resolved since we haven’t heard back from you.

Please feel free to start a new thread or submit a help request 🙂

https://wppopupmaker.com/support/

Have a great weekend!