Wayne Haffenden
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@ladela You replied while I was replying, thank you for the quick feedback.
Thank you the quick reply @ladela – as you can see on the site the first option we need is the time slots (we only have one service and one staff, no categories etc so need to skip this initial first screen). Ideally as you can see on the website, when someone visits it scrolls down which isn’t the desired behaviour, this needs to be turned off if possible?
Thanks @ladela we are planning on using the pro features once we get the website fully working =)
The website is: https://www.heatherdenehideaway.co.uk/
@ladela I don’t have a purchase code as I’m using the free version currently within WordPress plugins store?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Pods - Custom Content Types and Fields] Filter by current page IDHi @keraweb sadly I’m not after the current object ID but rather the current page ID that the user in viewing, I’m assuming not possible? If not, how easy is to add a custom special magic tag and how do you create one?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Pods - Custom Content Types and Fields] Filter by current page IDThanks for your reply @keraweb. That’s correct, I created a custom post type using Pods, with a relationship field to pages so that the user can select which pages the “custom type” can show up on.
I’m currently using the where clause with: pages = 10 (this is the page ID) and does exactly what I’d hope. Downside is that I have to duplicate this same “section” in every single page (Elementor) and change the page ID in the where clause.
What I’d like to do is move the section into the footer component for example and then somehow pause the current page ID into the where clause. Meaning that if the user was to add a new page it would just work.
Any ideas on a special magic tag that calls: get_the_ID() from WordPress? I could then use this tag say {@current_page_id} or something in the where clause?