I have a table with over 13000 rows and on the URL I shared. There are multiple columns not showing. These columns have width and height/length for different areas of the specific vehicle selected.
What I'm trying to do is pass the values of those cells as parameters on button click. I am currently using master details to pass to gravity forms. I would like to place this table on a specific woocommerce product and pass those cell values as parameters to product fields on the same page. i.e. the value of the Width for a roof with go into the field on the same page in the product for rfwidth(parameter) can you please tell me how to do this without having to pass it to a gravity form first?
I would like to keep the customer on the same page instead of having them select from the table, then go to the form, then pass from the form to the product?
There are at least 10 values that need to be passed.
I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to do.
As someone who never faced this, the process looks pretty cool to me. I mean - you select the car, choose the Wrap options, and then modify them and add it to the cart. Personally, I wouldn't simplify this any further, but what you want to achieve cannot be done with the built-in features of the plugin.
I mean, what you're already doing is beyond the plugin's built-in features, and it looks really great.
If you can provide me some more details about what data should be collected from the table and forwarded to the cart, I'll reach out to our development team, and see what they say about it.
The goal is to keep the client on the same page throughout the process.
How we would like this process to work:
Have the WP Data Table on the product page just beneath the header. (easy enough and we don't need help with that.)
Have the vehicle narrowed down by the selections available. (also already done.)
HAVE THE SELECT THIS VEHICLE BUTTON PASS VALUES FOR THE SELECTED ROW USING URL PARAMETERS THAT ARE ALREADY DEFINED IN THE PRODUCT AND BYPASS THE GRAVITY FORM ALTOGETHER. (the table and the product are on the same page. on the button click the page would just refresh with the same URL and the parameters attached i.e. URL of page before button click: shop.example.com/product1 URL after button click shop.example.com/product1/?dwidth=48&dheight=48&pwidth=48&pheight=48 etc.....)
Currently, the master details addon passes the values to the Gravity Form fields (which are unseen), and then on submit of the Gravity Form, we use Gravity Forms to pass those parameters as a confirmation instead of text.
I would like to put this on one page and bypass the Gravity Form. Currently, it's a 3 page process.
I need to know what filters or hooks are used to remove the % from the start and end of the variable and have the option to set the URL to pass those VAR's instead of them getting passed to the page with the Gravity Form.
I hope I explained what I'm trying to do well enough for your developers to understand what I'm asking.
This can only be done as a custom solution. You'd need to create a logic instead of opening a modal, or send to the new page so after clicking the button the data is taken from a row and added to the URL and reload the page briefly.
This is not something we can help you with because it is custom work.
As for replacing %, we're already doing that in function filterTheContent in file wp-content/plugins/wdt-master-detail/wdt-master-detail.php:968 which is triggered on WordPress' hook for filtering contenthttps://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/the_content/.
I have a table with over 13000 rows and on the URL I shared. There are multiple columns not showing. These columns have width and height/length for different areas of the specific vehicle selected.
What I'm trying to do is pass the values of those cells as parameters on button click. I am currently using master details to pass to gravity forms. I would like to place this table on a specific woocommerce product and pass those cell values as parameters to product fields on the same page. i.e. the value of the Width for a roof with go into the field on the same page in the product for rfwidth(parameter) can you please tell me how to do this without having to pass it to a gravity form first?
I would like to keep the customer on the same page instead of having them select from the table, then go to the form, then pass from the form to the product?
There are at least 10 values that need to be passed.
Thanks,
Hello Tedd
I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to do.
As someone who never faced this, the process looks pretty cool to me. I mean - you select the car, choose the Wrap options, and then modify them and add it to the cart. Personally, I wouldn't simplify this any further, but what you want to achieve cannot be done with the built-in features of the plugin.
I mean, what you're already doing is beyond the plugin's built-in features, and it looks really great.
If you can provide me some more details about what data should be collected from the table and forwarded to the cart, I'll reach out to our development team, and see what they say about it.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Hi Aleksandar,
The goal is to keep the client on the same page throughout the process.
How we would like this process to work:
Currently, the master details addon passes the values to the Gravity Form fields (which are unseen), and then on submit of the Gravity Form, we use Gravity Forms to pass those parameters as a confirmation instead of text.
I would like to put this on one page and bypass the Gravity Form. Currently, it's a 3 page process.
I need to know what filters or hooks are used to remove the % from the start and end of the variable and have the option to set the URL to pass those VAR's instead of them getting passed to the page with the Gravity Form.
I hope I explained what I'm trying to do well enough for your developers to understand what I'm asking.
Thank you for your time and help with this.
Hey Tedd
I'm not sure if this can be achieved, but I forwarded the entire ticket to our lead developer. If there's a way, he'll tell us how.
Thank you for your patience.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Hello again Tedd
This can only be done as a custom solution. You'd need to create a logic instead of opening a modal, or send to the new page so after clicking the button the data is taken from a row and added to the URL and reload the page briefly.
This is not something we can help you with because it is custom work.
As for replacing %, we're already doing that in function filterTheContent in file wp-content/plugins/wdt-master-detail/wdt-master-detail.php:968 which is triggered on WordPress' hook for filtering content https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/the_content/.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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Thank you for your help. I will attempt to take care of this myself. I appreciate the response.
You're welcome, Tedd
If you have any further questions or issues, please feel free to open a new ticket, and we'll gladly help.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
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