Pixelbart

@sinewavedesign2020

Unfortunately this is not possible. Helpful is for unique and quick feedback below posts.

What you need are surveys within posts, each with its own context. That would not quite fit into the concept of Helpful. Helpful also does not store the question. It is more about finding out whether the post was helpful or not.

@josh88

Helpful works with the WordPress Ajax requests. You may be able to enter the URL and solve the problem: /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php

Unfortunately I can not guarantee that. I don’t use cache on my pages (I never have problems with page speed) and others seem to have not the same problems.

Thank you for your cooperation! If you find something, I would take care of it and see if I can do something. Unfortunately I couldn’t think of anything at that time.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Pixelbart.

@heyjoecampbell

The problem with the shortcode is that it does not pass the variables via Ajax Request. If you would use HTML, this could cause problems, because I would pass it into data-attributes of the elements.

With me this worked fine with my filters. I’m not sure why this doesn’t work for you with the new filters.

https://gist.github.com/pixelbart/555d9aa1dbe996ef7285d2041b42a074

Shortcode options: https://helpful-plugin.info/documentation/shortcodes/

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Pixelbart.

@heyjoecampbell

You must use get_field. I have also added a new filter. This should solve your problem with the Post-ID.

See: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/control-helpful-with-acf/#post-13469800

@heyjoecampbell

That you can not access the post when you are in functions.php is unfortunately not correct. The functions.php is always called. Therefore there should be no echo there.

But with the update 4.4.10 there are new filters for you. I tested the filters and they worked for me. Also in the functions.php.

add_filter( 'helpful_pre_after_pro', function( $content, $post_id ) {

	if ( get_field( 'helpful_after_pro', $post_id ) ) {
		return get_field( 'helpful_after_pro', $post_id );
	}

	return $content;
}, 10, 2 );

More filters: https://helpful-plugin.info/documentation/helpful_pre_name/

@heyjoecampbell

Helpful uses helpful_feedback_message_voted only if the vote was not recognized. So if sessions and cookies do not work.

Then the vote is set to none and Helpful uses helpful_feedback_message_voted to show something anyway. This is a fallback for such cases.

Maybe your server does not support sessions or you have disabled cookies in your browser.

Just in case there is a plugin that can help you, because it makes the sessions available even on servers that don’t support them. It also helps with bugs with the WordPress API, because faulty sessions don’t send headers in advance anymore.

Plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-native-php-sessions/

@heyjoecampbell

I had already tested this. But I do not use ACF. If ACF does not work, you might have to put the functions in the acf/init hook to make the fields of ACF available.

Related: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/acf-init/

My test without ACF works fine:

add_filter( 'pre_option_helpful_heading', function( $option, $default ) {
  return 'test';
}, 10, 2);

I don’t include things in the documentation that have to do with third parties. Simply because there are so many things that people use. Helpful works with the WordPress utilities, so you can manipulate things with the WordPress utilities, for example with the pre_option_{option_name} Hook.

In the future I will add filters for the texts so that you can change things with them.