Nick Lewis

Hey @takanakui

Thanks for the lightening fast reply!

I updated, changed the image sizes and regenerated the thumbnails.
I found that I also had to go back into the menu and re-assign/remove and re-choose the images associated with the menu items before the images updated.

But, after doing that, it works great!

Thanks very much!

Hi @takanakui

Thanks for the reply.
The filter wasn’t at the end of the functions file no. There were other filters, actions etc below it.

I’m not at my computer at this time so I can check it and test it tomorrow putting it at the end of the end.

Will update tomorrow!

Hi again @kubitomakita

I am currently trying to work this out and write my custom notification for this password protected form.

I have declared my custom trigger, and got that showing up – which is meant to be able to send an email straight away isn’t it? (albeit missing the custom merge tags)

I don’t get any email at all..

My code that I am using is:

if ( isset( $_POST['post_Submit'] ) ) {

		//Add our action ready for our setting up notification
		add_action( 'admin_post_property_password_form', 'property_password_form_handler' );
		add_action( 'admin_post_nopriv_property_password_form', 'property_password_form_handler' );

		function property_password_form_handler() {
			//Set up our action getting the form fields content
			do_action( 'property_password_sent', $_POST['post_Name'], $_POST['post_Email'], $_POST['post_Course'] );

			exit;
		}
	}

	//Decalare our Trigger with the notification plugin
	class PropertyPasswordForm extends \BracketSpace\Notification\Abstracts\Trigger {

		public function __construct() {

			// Add slug and the title.
			parent::__construct(
				'propertypasswordsent',
				__( 'Property password form sent', 'propertypasswordsent' )
			);

			// Hook to the action.
			$this->add_action( 'property_password_sent', 10, 2 );

		}

		public function merge_tags() {}

	}

	//and now register our Trigger
	register_trigger( new PropertyPasswordForm() );

The original code we talked about didn’t seem to work correctly – even with commenting out the action this filter just made the password form break and automatically resolve as entered so the content for the page shows up straight away.

add_filter( 'post_password_required', function( $required, $post ) {

		if ( $required == false && ! empty( $post->post_password ) ) {
			do_action( 'whatever_handle', $post );
		}

	}, 10, 2 );

Secondly.. I’m not sure how to create my merge tags from the input fields.
I am following your (very handy) tutorial on Smashing Magazine, where your merge tags use content from the post, like the title etc. But I’m really not sure how I can get the content of my do_action where I state the form field inputs and use them in the merge tag.

Do you have any advice at all?

I know this is custom work, but I’d be super grateful for any pointers!

Thanks!

Yes that is correct.

Ok thank you for letting me know. Shame. Would this be a notification that you may add into your plugin in the future?

Thanks

Hi @ryanhungate

I am just re-visiting this as I am finding it difficult to grab all the items with jquery and re-position them.

As each of the items is a separate DOM element with the hidden input field, custom text and checkbox, I am finding it difficult to grab of all that in one go and position is somewhere else.

Taking your jquery code you supplied and changing the id in there to the #billing_email_field doesn’t seem to have any effect.

Is there a way I can hook in and wrap all the content produced by the plugin in order to move and style it easier? Wrapping it within a div with a class would be great, just as you have wrapped it within html comments.

Hi there,

Any thoughts on this at all? Would really like to be able to implement this on a site I’m building.

Many thanks

Ahah! Yes, it was to do with my loading animations.

I’m using Pace.js to control this, and didn’t quite have the correct loading / options for this set to work nicely with Ajax.

Thanks for the help @dcooney

Sorry for adding the ticket everywhere!