After figuring out how to charge tax for only one state , I then needed to include the shipping in the taxable amount. When I used the calculated field ( ({EMT Code Membership:30} + {Shipping:28} ) * .07 ) in Gravity Forms, the total would not refresh. I looked in the javascript for Gravity Forms […]
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I’m using the advanced address field in Gravity Forms so the conditional logic option on my tax field doesn’t let me check the state in that advanced field. I can’t make the tax field only show for florida so I have to add the following javascript:
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I don’t want to delete WordPress users because I want to keep their information – or at least their member ID. I can delete all their other information if I want, but I want to keep their member ID, user ID, etc. I want to mark them as invalid only. Here’s how I did it:
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One of my clients wanted a list of their clients and the client’s information to download on demand. I added the following php code to their themes functions.php file. This will pull the information from the WordPress user record and user meta table and create the CSV file. When finished, a link is provided to
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I love WordPress! It’s a fantastic way to build a website without knowing how to write code. It truly makes web development easier. But, what a lot of WordPress website owners don’t realize is how easy it is for someone to break into their website. WordPress is Open Source software, which is a great thing.
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Even if you are using WordPress, you will often need HTML for posts, pages, widgets, etc. ALL websites, regardless of how they are coded or what tools are used, are eventually translated to an HTML page. Regardless of which framework or programming language you use to build your website, it will eventually have to create
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Technically speaking, the first thing you must do to build a website is to find a unique name for your site and register the name so that no one else can use it. This name is called a ‘Domain Name’. The ‘Domain Name’ is what others will use to find your website. It’s what they
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WordPress is open-source software. You can learn more about it here You can download the code at WordPress.org. You can then install the code on your own web hosting and “you are free to use it for anything without paying anyone a license fee and a number of other important freedoms. (check out there site
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Roles and Capabilities Your WordPress site must have at least one user. This one user must be an Administrator and will have permission (called capabilities) to do everything on the site. You can have many users and these users can have different roles and permissions. WordPress has certain roles already defined – Administrator, Subscriber, Author,
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WordPress allows you to extend the functionality of your website with plugins. You can find a plugin for just about anything you can imagine. And if you can’t, then you can find someone who can build you one. There are free plugins and those you must pay for. Anytime you introduce new code into your
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