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Comment on Gravity Forms – adding UK specific address fields by Ciaran Mahoney

Ciaran Mahoney — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 20:17:00 +0000

Thanks for the code! I modified to suit Australia… Hope this helps someone else looking like I was! Cheers

add_filter(“gform_address_types”, “aus_address”, 10, 2);
function aus_address($address_types, $form_id){
$address_types["australia"] = array(
“label” => “Australia”,
“country” => “Australia”,
“zip_label” => “Postcode”,
“state_label” => “State”,
“states” => array(“NT”=>”NT”, “ACT”=>”ACT”,”NSW”=>”NSW”, “QLD”=>”QLD”, “VIC”=>”VIC”, “WA”=>”WA”,”SA”=>”SA”, “TAS” => “TAS”)
);
return $address_types;
}

Comment on Gravity Forms – adding UK specific address fields by Simon

Simon — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 17:15:00 +0000

I can’t see a way to do that using the ‘gform_address_types’ filter as above.

To modify the city label you’ll probably need to use the ‘gform_address_city’ filter. Returning the text you’d like it to be: ‘Town/City’

Comment on Gravity Forms – adding UK specific address fields by Sam Cranwell

Sam Cranwell — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 16:38:00 +0000

Awesome fix! Works a treat – can the label for the City field be changed too?

I tried adding this into the php you wrote but nothing:

“city_label” => “Town/City”,

Cheers, Sam

Comment on Replacing shortcodes in TinyMCE with a graphic by Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 09:33:00 +0000

I put the code together as an example for anyone who maintains a plugin that uses short codes. I suppose really short codes are just that “code”, that should only be visible in the code view, in the visual view there should be a nice user friendly graphic.

If you wanted to use this in your spots plugin you could maybe even take it a step further. Instead of using the spots icon to replace the short code you could use an image attached to the spot template (spot-templatename.png), defaulting to the standard icon. So then a user would be able to see easily what type/style of spot they have inserted.

On this site http://www.theweddingcatchers.com/ for instance, I used the spots plugin for the testimonials on the right. So the user only has to create an unordered list and the spot plugin and spot template take care of the styling. Then whoever implements the spots plugin and creates the spot templates can add a small graphic to represent that particular style of spot (see attached image)

You can also hook into the click event of your short code graphic to display further options similar to what the gallery does. So you guys could show an overlaid edit icon on your short code graphic that when clicked would open the same window that configured the spot initially.

Comment on Replacing shortcodes in TinyMCE with a graphic by Robert O 'Rourke

Robert O 'Rourke — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 15:45:00 +0000

Awesome Really useful stuff Simon, we’ll be sure to get this into a release as soon as we can.

Thanks for coming to SWIG as well, was good to meet you (however briefly!)