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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Shopping Cart] Pass meta field contents to payment amountThank you @peonypink; that’s got to be worth a second look!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Shopping Cart] Pass meta field contents to payment amountHi @mra13
That’s great; my coding skills are minimal (restricted to adding snippets & custom css that other people like yourself have kindly suggested), but I’m sure I can use this to solve my problem. The only reason it may not be ideal is that it relies on the applicant clicking on the right fee button, rather than being automatically forwarded to the correct payment screen after they’ve filled in the form.
Many thanks for your help – posted an appropriate review.
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In reply to: [Simple Shopping Cart] Pass meta field contents to payment amountHi
Thanks very much for your response, & sorry for the late reply.I’d like people to be able to fill in a membership application (created in Ultimate Member) and then pay the correct membership fee at the end. That fee, however, will depend on which options they’ve selected as they’ve filled in the form (eg postal version of a magazine or downloaded), and will be stored as, say, total_fee. I’d therefore like the wsps checkout form to use that total_fee as the cart total rather than whatever it uses currently (sorry if I should know what that is).
Is that possible?
I hope that’s clearer
Thanks@ultimatemembersupport suggested an answer to this to solve a similar problem of making the asterisks for required fields more obvious (https://wordpress.org/support/topic/mandatory-field-asterisk/#post-11622588). Based on their answer to that, the following will help with the explanatory text icon:
.um-icon-help-circled{
color: #f00 !important;
}Thank you @ultimatemembersupport, that’s perfect for the asterisks.
I’ve repeated the same idea for .um-icon-help-circled, and that has improved the visibility of those help text icons.
Many thanks – I’ll update the other thread in case anyone’s interested.
PS – since I’m on a roll here, perhaps you could have a look at https://wordpress.org/support/topic/relation-between-conditional-logic-rules/ . . .
Oh good grief @ultimatemembersupport.
I do apologise for wasting everyone’s time – how on earth could I have missed that? The very first setting!
It does remind me of another support request I put in a few weeks back (https://wordpress.org/support/topic/change-icon-for-help-text-in-form/), though, as the asterisks, being grey, don’t show up very well against a background colour.
Is there any way to change the colour of either/both of those icons? Via Custom CSS, possibly?
Thanks for the answer to my original question, though.
- This reply was modified 7 years ago by petebm.
Hi again @christianmclark92
Pasting your code into my Custom CSS has thrown up a couple of errors, which I’m sure are v minor, but which I’d better ask you to clarify. To avoid my confusing things further by trying to describe them, they’re at https://imgur.com/a/ssGbFYr.
The only changes I’ve made have been to the um field name, and of course the url for the asterisk.
Thanks again
Thank you, @christianmclark92, for a very detailed and helpful reply. I shan’t have time to work through it properly until this evening (UK), but I’ll certainly give it a go.
Meantime, can anyone from UM confirm that the option to display an asterisk has been removed? That “oh you didn’t do this right” moment is certainly something to be avoided, I would have thought.
Many thanks for taking the time to reply. Unfortunately my Custom CSS skills don’t extend as far as things like ‘Add a class that displays the asterisk for required fields’; I was assuming that the option was built-in because of the topic https://wordpress.org/support/topic/if-option-show-asterisk-for-is-activated-mandatory-fields-are-not-translat/ – I realise that was a couple of years ago, but wouldn’t have thought such a sensible option would have been removed. I’m assuming I just can’t find it.
Thanks again
Hi again
Thanks very much for all your help with this problem. It seems, however, that the cause is not this plugin but the way csv files are imported as text by WordPress, and so there is not a lot you can do to cure the problem.
Unless the support people at Ultimate Member can suggest another way to get empty fields to show in users’ profiles, I’ll go with substituting ‘None given’ or similar in those cells that I want to be shown which don’t have any input value.
Thank you again – excellent plugin, excellent support
Hi
That’s wonderful! The data is going to vary in type – though usually text; the import will need to match the fields shown in https://test.rileyrmclub.org.uk/um-reg, and some of them will be blank.
If you send the beta to pgb1 at aol.com that’d be great, thank you.
Many thanks – at least I know I’m not doing something wrong! If you can do something for the next version, that’d be wonderful – just the option to skip the if(empty()) so that by default the plugin still works as you want it would be great.
Realised I haven’t yet given the plugin a 5* review – that’s now rectified.
PS – I’d like a field to be shown only if two conditions are both met – ie Rule 1 AND Rule 2
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Export Users to CSV] Filter Export Options?Hi – rather than start a new thread, can I add to this one? I too would love a filter, but by date, so that just new users can be exported.
Otherwise – great plugin, thank you, & about the only one that allows you to export meta fields.
Pete
Hi
Thanks very much for the response; here are two images, one showing fields with the question mark icon on a background in a registration form, the other showing the form design screen, where the icon stands out much more clearly.
If the colour can’t be changed, it’s not the end of the world, I’ll just have to take the background off that particular master row. It just seems odd that, even if you can’t change it, it’s set to a fairly inconspicuous grey.Thanks
Pete