newance

Hi Daniel,

Thank you for the reply.

I do need to make sure even though the free version performs a duplicate check for all users (both anonymous and logged in ), I can still allow logged-in users to rate again x hours every time after they rate based on the number of hours I set in the Settings, is that correct?

Also, the shortcodes on the pages you linked me to does not show one to place rating form on a specific post category only, or display result list for one specific post category only. So that means that’re not available?

Thank you.

Thank you for the reply.

I also just encountered another problem. I don’t think it’s possible to solve it but I’ll share it with you.

When a member create a post via the WP User Frontend under the profile category, it is meant to create a profile for this member. This is a business profile in the form of a post separated from the buddypress profile that they created when signing up my website. The problem is when they created this business profile post page, the star rating was tagged along in the post and after the post is published, they can rate this post page as well, which means they are rating their own business profile. That is the problem – that are not supposedly to be able to rate themselves.

Do you have a solution for that? Thank you.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by newance.

Thank you for the job board. It looks like a good resources to know.

As always, thank you for the help.

Best regards

Thank you for the info.

It looks like it’s something beyond my capability since I don’t know codes. And I should leave it for when I really needs it done. But I just want to make sure we are on the same page, that is when you said,

“This can’t be done out-of-the-box, but it should be possible to create a custom template for that form that checks if the user is logged in and shows a different version.”

I just want to clarify both forms are for members, except one of them is for members who paid as a member. The other one is for those who paid as an outsider, who will then become a member of a different kind after signing up and paid. So whether or not a members is logged-in does not seem to differentiate the two, in my straightforward logic reasoning. I apologize if I’m confusing you. But communications are meant to clarify things.

Thank you.

I changed the order of the trouble-making option then moved it back to where it belongs and I tested all 18 different combinations of these 2 keys 9 (6 and 3) options altogether. And I did that 3 times and this time they all worked properly and nothing went wrong.

I was tempted to add a 3rd key just to experiment and test to make sure this perfect working order is permanent, but was afraid that would unnecessarily break its status quo. So I dropped the idea. (Is it necessary, though?)

If this positive change is permanent, I’d like to thank you for all your time and help in the past 1+ week. It’s been quite a journey since this is a fairly heavy-duty (meaning comprehensive and thorough) plugin.

Couldn’t have done this without you.

Thank you.

Best regards,

Thank you. Yes, after removing the beginning bit, they do work now. Thank you.

I’ve been working on Attributes since yesterday. I had 2 keys and each has several options:

#_ATT{Do attendees need to spend money?}{* This is a totally free event.|* To spend money or not is entirely up to the attendee. No one will be turned down or judged upon for lack of funds|* You need to spend under $5|* You need to spend $5 - 10|* You need to spend  $10 - 20|* You need to spend over $20}

#_ATT{Is RSVP required?}{* No RSVP required but preferred to make this event better for everyone. Questions are welcome.|* No RSVP required|* RSVP required}

And the codes in the Single event page are

<div style="float:right; margin:0px 0px 15px 15px;">#_LOCATIONMAP</div>
<p>
	<strong>Date/Time</strong><br/>
	Date(s) - #_EVENTDATES<br /><i>#_EVENTTIMES</i>
</p>
{has_location}
<p>
	<strong>Location</strong><br/>
	#_LOCATIONLINK
</p>
{/has_location}
<p>
	<strong>Categories</strong>
	#_CATEGORIES
</p>
<br style="clear:both" />
#_EVENTNOTES

<p>
<td>
#_ATT{Do attendees need to spend money?}{* This is a totally free event.|* To spend money or not is entirely up to the attendee. No one will be turned down or judged upon for lack of funds|* You need to spend under $5|* You need to spend $5 - 10|* You need to spend  $10 - 20|* You need to spend over $20}<br/>

#_ATT{Is RSVP required?}{* No RSVP required but preferred to make this event better for everyone. Questions are welcome.|* No RSVP required|* RSVP required}
</td>
</p>

{has_bookings}
<h3>Bookings</h3>
#_BOOKINGFORM
{/has_bookings}

There are 6 options for key 1 and 3 for key 2.

Don’t know why but when I select option 5 (* You need to spend $10 – 20) for key 1, it always came out option 1 (* This is a totally free event.) on the single event page.

So I deleted them and redid everything several times but always there would be one option went wrong. The most common problem is when selecting the one option that’s causing problem, on the event page it showed all the options under that key, instead of only the one option I selected.

So is there anything wrong in the codes I used above?

Thank you again.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 12 months ago by newance.

It was never my intention to offend you or make you feel the way you do.

I apologize if I wound up doing that.

The login info was given because some of the issues i described in my previous message would require user to be logged in in order to see those links on the screen. Maybe as a developer, you know how to get to that without being logged-in. Being a non-developer and a newbie, I have no idea.

I just tried to delete that message but it does not seem I can delete it now.

I apologize.

I’ve been working on this site for a very long time entirely on my pc but this is my very first website. The first 2 days after I signed up a hosting plan and had the site up with only a few plugins installed and nothing else, I received 90+ login attempts from the web. Out of horror, I immediately hid it.

I tried to hide it as possible as I can because that’s the way I instinctively feel comfortable and safe doing.

I have just un-hid it, so it’s now an open site.

I just re-read the welcome page and I think, and hope, it is legal for me to post my url here

http://loveandolive.org/

Thank you for the pastebin codes. Not being techie, I don’t know how to do that and I don’t want to mess anything up in the process.

If there anything i do in this message is inappropriate and / or offend you, please kindly correct.

I’ll try to correct it accordingly, wherever I can.

Best regards

• This reply was modified 8 years, 12 months ago by newance.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 12 months ago by newance.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 12 months ago by newance.