tjsherlock

Thank you. Yes I have done this already. But your suggestion does not actually set the value of the sale_price property in the WC_Product class. Debug it, and you shall see.

Previously educatorteam said:

/**
* Fired right before the submitted course payment/registration form is processed.
*/
do_action( ‘ib_educator_before_payment’ );

I’m not sure how to use this flag or action. The value appears to be removed from the array, $wp_filter.

is this simply marking a point in the process or workflow,which is removed from the array when arrived at?

So once I’ve arrived at this point, can I then check for the value of approval_status and then some how create an entry and perhaps present a registration page in stead of a payment page?

I’ve added a checkbox to the course page: ‘approval required’.
Based on this I’ve added a property to entry: ‘approval status’, which has three potential values: pending (default), granted, denied.

I’ve figured out which table needs to be updated to add this entry property, however it’s not yet clear to me which table to update for the checkbox in the course, which is essentially a wp_post of type ib_educator_course.

I’m having troubling with recoding the workflow. I would like to the ‘register’ link to actually go to a registration page and not a payment page. I would also like to be able to instantiate an entry before having to pay for the course.

The entry would have an approval_status of ‘pending’. Once the courses requested are reviewed the school director or a faculty member would edit that course changing the approval status to either ‘granted’ or ‘denied. Once granted the user would be allowed to move to the payment page.

Any suggestions in achieving this workflow would be greatly appreciated.

I’m considering adding a new flag (approval_required) to the entry.
It will be below prerequisites.

The additional statuses mentioned above would be available once approvalj_required is checked. I don’t know if these should be added to the ‘status’ field in the side column, or if an additional field should be created in the side column.

Thank you. That was very helpful.

I’m considering adding additional statuses:
approval pending
approval denied
approval granted

Please see: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/allow-student-to-register-after-guidance-counselor-approval?replies=4#post-7444529 .

Can I modify the function, page_styles( ), in event-organiser-calender.php to return a list of event-category terms limited to the filter applied in the shortcode, eo_fullcalendar? One argument is ‘category’ or ‘event_category’ with a list of permitted categories.

/**
	 * Prints page styles
	 */
	function page_styles(){
		$css = '';
		if ( $terms = get_terms( 'event-category', array( 'hide_empty' => 0 ) ) ):
			foreach ( $terms as $term ):
				$slug = sanitize_html_class( $term->slug );
				$color = esc_attr( eo_get_category_color( $term ) ); //tjs 2015 Nov 5
				$css .= ".cat-slug-{$slug} span.ui-selectmenu-item-icon{ background: {$color}; }\n";
			endforeach;
		endif;

		wp_enqueue_style( 'eo_calendar-style' );
		wp_enqueue_style( 'eventorganiser-style' );
		//See trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/24813
		if( ( !defined( 'SCRIPT_DEBUG' ) || !SCRIPT_DEBUG ) && version_compare( get_bloginfo( 'version' ), '3.7', '<' ) ){
			$css = "<style type='text/css'>\n" . $css . "</style>";
		}

		wp_add_inline_style( 'eo_calendar-style', $css );
	}

I figured out that the numbers of dates is hardcoded in the sql query in the file, event-organiser-ajax.php and the function eventorganiser_widget_agenda. I changed the LIMIT from 4 to 5 to and reset the first date displayed to be the Monday closest to the current date.

However, when I click the next button to look at the next 5, nothing happens. So, clearly, I broke something. Any clue to help me reduce my wheel-spinning time?

Thanks.

function eventorganiser_widget_agenda() {

/*. .  .  */
$query['order'] = ($query['direction'] <1? 'DESC' : 'ASC');

$query['quantity'] = 5; /* suggested code */

		$key = 'eo_ag_'.md5(serialize($query)).get_locale();
		$agenda = get_transient('eo_widget_agenda');
		if( $agenda && is_array($agenda) && isset($agenda[$key]) ){
			echo json_encode($agenda[$key]);
			exit;
		}

		if( 'day' == $query['mode'] ){
			//Day mode

                       $week_start_day = (int) get_option('start_of_week');  /* suggested code */
                       $event_day = (int) $today->format('w'); /* suggested code */
                       $week_start_date = $today->modify('- '.$event_day.' days');   /* suggested code */

			$selectDates="SELECT DISTINCT StartDate FROM {$wpdb->eo_events}";
			$whereDates = " WHERE {$wpdb->eo_events}.StartDate".( $query['order']=='ASC' ? " >= " : " <= ")."%s ";
			$whereDates .= " AND {$wpdb->eo_events}.StartDate >= %s ";

            $orderlimit = "ORDER BY  {$wpdb->eo_events}.StartDate {$query['order']} LIMIT ".$query['quantity'];  /* suggested code */

            $dates = $wpdb->get_col($wpdb->prepare($selectDates.$whereDates.$orderlimit, $week_start_date, $week_start_date->format('Y-m-d')));  /* suggested code */

/*. .  . */
                  }
}