rrosenthal

Little assistance was provided by the plugin author to this inquiry. After trial and error, it was determined the following code (in lieu of the previously used code) would allow Wordfence scans to complete normally, plus perform the non-worthy login function:

//Filter for Non-Worthy Logins

add_action(‘admin_init’, ‘no_mo_dashboard’);
function no_mo_dashboard() {
if (current_user_can(‘subscriber’) ) {
wp_redirect(home_url()); exit;
}
}

I have emailed the diagnostic report. Please let me know your findings.

When clicking the category tabs in Elastic Grid — I would like the sort animation to behave the same as it does when clicking the sort tabs (date, title, default, etc.) for the Content Popup.

The Content Popup animation shuffles the elements — so does Blocks Toggle Up/Down. Elastic Grid only has selections for popup, moveup, scaleup, fallperspective, fly, flip, heleix. Can one be added to Elastic Grid that works then same as Content Pop Up and Blocks Toggle Up/Down?

The URL appears to be in a section of the database with many links … some related to WP, others about news seemingly unrelated to WP. Almost appears like an rss feed.

That does it Mike. Thanks so much.

I am not a PHP coder, but know just enough to be dangerous. I had actually tried the return $rates; in previous attempts, but since the conditional logic wasn’t working, I couldn’t tell if the return $rates; was either.

For anyone else seeking a conditional overrride to flat rate shipping, where a guest shopper and a cart value of at least $50 gets free shipping, the following should work:

// Free retail shipping

function adjust_shipping_rate( $rates ) {

if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
return $rates;
} else {

if ( WC()->cart->subtotal_ex_tax < 50 ) {
return $rates;
} else {

// Loop through each rate
foreach ( $rates as $rate ) {

// Store the previous cost in $cost
$cost = $rate->cost;

// Adjust the cost as needed
$rate->cost = 0;

}

return $rates;

}}}
add_filter( ‘woocommerce_package_rates’, ‘adjust_shipping_rate’, 50, 1 );

No reason to doubt this possibility of theme and/or plugin conflicts. Deadline, however, prevents me from testing the possibility right now.

Instead, I have created a css work-around that builds a <display: none;> trap and .showhiddenclass class with <display: block;>.

When calling #BOOKINGFORM from my event page, I precede it with <div class=”showhiddenform”> — viola. Here’s the css that did thhe trick

.single-event h2 { display: none; /* hides H2 from plugin */ }
.single-event .em-booking { display: none; /* hides Booking Form from plugin */ }
.showhiddenblock .em-booking { display: block; /* displays Booking Form on Event page */ }

Thanks for your quick reply Angelo … much appreciated.

I assume you’re suggesting to remove the following from the Single event page format:

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

I’ve tried this, but still get 2 booking forms. Is there a different change you’re suggesting — or a different option?