I have created a plugin for my Learndash Wordpress site that lets me display courses, using learndash_course_grid, grouped by ld_course_tag, in a custom interface I created. Any suggestions on how I can get it to only show courses the logged in user is enrolled in? I have tried mycourses='true' in the LD shortcode that my plugin generates but that doesn't do it.
Thanks,
Steev0
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I am creating a Review site where products, services etc are written about and rated. Just like yelp. I'm building it with wordpress and you can only post reviews from the admin back-end.
Now my question is this:
How can I allow users to post a review from the front-end? This website (http://www.reviewnaija.com/post-a-review/) has it the exact way I want mine to be.
A solution for your problem would be to use the Advanced Custom Fields plugin and its acf_form. Learn how to create a new post (review in your case) using acf_form.
well I am trying to make authors page, Profiles of each person and I need short codes to be in the authors code but the documentation says it should be in
http://your site.com/profile/demo for user “demo”
how would I use the shortcodes to get data in authors.php?
We are building a website for our project and using Wordpress/Woocommerce.
What we want is for the registration form to allow selection of the various user types (individual, SME, etc.) or roles and then offer the appropriate pricing options depending upon the choice when a product is selected.
I've been trying to research various plugins and there are quite a few it would seem, but am new to Woocommerce and am very unsure whether they can do that exactly as required.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Much appreciated,
Jim.
Here is a plugin WP Roles at Registration ,this plugin asks the user to choose his role in the website during registration from a list of selected roles.
And for pricing the products according to there roles you can use the plugins like
Woocommerce Role Pricing
Woocommerce Role Based Price
WooCommerce user specific pricing extension
Check these plugins and user which fits your requirement.
Let me know if this solves your issue.
I have educational website which sales the management and computer courses online.I am using woo commerce to sale a product(course) all courses shows on program page.
On home page i have to display search filter which will search the product by category,attribute.And after search the product i have to redirect on program page and display filtered product here.Like bellow scenario i am looking for.
my requirement is to search by product category-> attribute-attribute Bellow is structure
1) product Category:- Finance,Marketing,Agriculture
2)Product Attribute(Skills):-Performance management,Team Building,Ms-office
3)(Duration)Sub attribute terms of Attribute(Skills):- Short Time ,Long Time
user will first select category,then select skill,and the duration on home page after that user will filter the result and redirect on program page and display search result here.
The home page filter will look like this.
Is this possible with WordPress ,woo commerce filter's or using any plugin.
Maybe Filter Custom Fields and Taxonomies can help you.
There is a free version in the WordPress repository
http://wordpress.org/plugins/filter-custom-fields-taxonomies-light/
But you will probably need the PRO version
More information about the plugin can be found here: http://www.profisearchform.com
I need to make a Wordpress website having lots of recipes.User will be allowed to read and click on "Cooked" button associated with that particular Article. I would like to store who all user have Cooked that recipe and show it when I am showing the Recipe.
Is there any plugin available which can store User Activities on content(like we have comments plugin) or else what should be the best way to do this?
Take a look at WP Favorite Posts plugin which allows visitors to add favorite posts.
and set the label as "Cooked" instead of "add to favorites" , this will be the easiest way to do it but if you are up for some custom coding then it's simply a matter of saving the recipe post id in the user meta using update_user_meta