I have membership site with 48 pages (memberpress).
I want to have a main page in which I would like to have dropdown and radio button selectors.
When user clicks relevant page should load.
Can I accomplish it with a plug-in as I do not know web programming.
It sounds like you would want to search for a filtering plugin like Search & Filter. Relevanssi also lets you connect certain search parameters to direct results. If you are using custom post types (should also work with memberpress) this guide could be worth a look.
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I have just developed a wordpress site for a client. The client wants full access but I dont want to give him access to all the work which I have done (plugins, techniques, themes options etc). How can I give a customized dashboard access to the client with hidden plugins and theme menu items.
Thanks
If you want GUI based approach and not want to handle it via functions, using the Members plugin could help
I think you would prefer to go with a plugin rather than pieces of code. You can achieve the same by using a plugin called Adminimize
Admins can activate/deactivate every part of the menu and even parts of the sub-menu. Meta fields can be administered separately for posts and pages. Certain parts of the write menu can be deactivated separately for admins or non-admins. The header of the backend is minimized and optimized to give you more space and the structure of the menu gets changed to make it more logical – this can all be done per user so each role and their resulting users can have his own settings.
I hope the above information worked for you.
Please help.
I am very new to web development & don't have any computers background. I have created a pincodes database Website pincodes.forinfo.in using WordPress. I want a relationship based dropdown Taxonomies like www.pincode.city.
I have tried many ways from last 6 months but failed. Please help me.
I have custom Taxonomies State, District, City, pincode. I need a taxonomy dropdown, when user clicked on state the second dropdown should show the Districts of that particular state. Like wise when a user clicked on District the third dropdown should show the cities of the particular.
How can it is possible. Please help me.
I want show this dropdown on a WordPress page.
If you are using the latest version of Wordpress then I do not see the reason to be baffled by this, since you will be able to manage this from Appearance->Menu.
Check out my screenshots.
Click on the Screen Options button on the top right corner of the
Menu page. Screen Options
For me, Types is a custom Taxonomy, so I select it. The taxonomies appear on the left now Custom Tax Appears
You can now add the links to your menu and then arrange it so that it becomes a sub-menu of your primary menu.
This is how your menu should look if you want your custom taxonomy to be a sub-item of another menu item.
Sub menu items
You can do this by holding and dragging the item slightly to the right.
You can stack such items one below the other and create endless sub-menus.
I must mention that there are some themes that do not support sub-menus. If you theme doesn't, change it and check again.
Things that you need to do to implement your idea:
Get a good autocomplete plugin - Easyautocomplete (Much better than jQuery UI autocomplete)
Create three input boxes on a custom template page
Use enqueue_script to get your JS files to load with your Wordpress installation
Bind autocomplete to the three input text boxes
Learn how to query your Wordpress installation for your taxonomies
Use a php file to transfer a json file of your taxonomies to the autocomplete function - I would recommend this AJAX plugin
Have conditions in your php file according to which the 2nd field's values are fetched after getting the value of the first field and similarly for the third field
As I said, it's a lot of coding, and if you are really starting out to code this yourself, without much knowledge of PHP or jQuery, it's going to be very difficult. I would suggest you take the help of a developer.
You can even send me the details of logging into your Wordpress installation, if you want me to take a look.
Mail me at arunadaybasu#gmail.com
I created a Drupal site. The admins who will be using the site for content management have no Drupal knowledge and I have been tasked with making this as easy as possible for them. I'm creating an admin control panel and I want a quick link that takes them to the admin content page, but with the "content type" prefilled. For example, for content I have pages, events, resources, and testimonials. I want to provide them with a quick link for editing content type EVENTS only. So it would go directly to admin/content with the type filter set to "events". The URL does not currently add args or anything like that.
Anyone know of a way to do this?
yes you can do this- just use this module: Drupal admin views which supports a REGULAR VIEW for admin/content. The View is set to use ajax though- just remove this option and save it and call /admin/content then. There you will see the resulting filters in the URL (you can even set their keys to a value you like inside the view). Set back to use ajax (if you like) and use the keys in the URL for type it's simple just call /admin/content?type=YOURTYPE
just a quick one, are you aware of any wordpress form plugins that allow me to create a form and depending on which options they select, it will display a certain bit of information that submits to a selected email.
Im trying to achieve a web request form for clients and would like them to be able to fill out information as well as select a check box for a certain amount of questions. For example,"would you like to update your own content?"
if they check this box, i would like the form to render all the information in the form and then depending on which checkbox is selected it will give me a bit of content that is different. im trying to automate a proposal template so it writes all this content in an email so i can quickly do proposals for websites etc.
Yes, gravity forms does this. And it's very easy too.
http://www.gravityforms.com/
It is called 'conditional logic'. You enable this on a field, which will display conditional drop downs which you can choose previous 'multiple choice' questions to base your conditions on.
Think you have to pay for this plugin but you could probably find version 4 as a download somewhere to demo before you buy.
You won't be disappointed.
I can't figure out a good design for this.
I have an edit product page. It allows you to change basic product details, product name etc.
Then I have a function to upload images of the product.
I also have a small page for adding different prices based on date ranges for the product.
What I can't figure out, is how to have these on the same page so as not to have a billion tiny pointless pages when I would much rather have them all on one page.
ASP.net webforms seems to only allow 1 form per page!
ASP.NET Webforms allows only one form per page, but you can create interesting UIs without hitch.
Here is an Open Source Codeplex Project ShoppingCart.NET, download it and check the Product Catalog CMS section. That will help you to learn the trick...
All the best
You don't need more than one form. You just hook up a button_click event for the different buttons on the page, such that only the relevant code is executed when the user clicks one of the buttons.