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Adding a Do Shortcode via a Custom Field

Hi guys,

Looking for a suggestion to a problem I am having.

I have a theme, that has some broken jQuery on it. The broken jQuery means that I cannot Embed a Gravity Form using a template tag, into the php file.

I can insert a form using the standard [shortcode] into the post, which works, but i cannot position this where i want to.
Can any answer and give me the code if possible to do the following:


<?php echo do_shortcode('[shortcode]')<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'domain_register_form', true); ?>; ?>


It looks a mess but essentially I want to have a Do Shortcode, get shortcode as a custom field.

Any ideas?

Failing that can anyone fix the jQuery issues here: http://bit.ly/qTIsxh

Justin Walmsley | 07/18/11 at 12:36pm Edit
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  • avatar
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    07/18/11
    12:41pm
    Utkarsh Kukreti says:

    What exactly does your custom field 'domain_register_form' contain? Gravity form id?

    • 07/18/11 12:59pm

      Justin Walmsley says:

      Yeah just trying to add the Gravity Form, form specific, Shortcode:

      [gravityform id=1 name=DomainRegistration Form title=false]

      I have added the form (using the shortcode) to the post text area so you can see the form working.

  • avatar
    Last edited:
    07/18/11
    12:47pm
    Jurre Hanema says:

    Shouldn't be too hard:


    
<?php
    
$shortcode = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'domain_register_form', true);
    

    
echo do_shortcode($shortcode);
    
?>

  • avatar
    Last edited:
    07/18/11
    12:59pm
    Gabriel Reguly says:

    Hi,

    Why not use Google's jQuery?

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/use-google-libraries/

    Regards,
    Gabriel

    • 07/18/11 1:01pm

      Justin Walmsley says:

      I tried doing that earlier! Great minds think a like.

      But it wouldn't call the scripts :(

      I only really know HTML, CSS a tiny bit of PHP and making minor adjustments to WordPress Templates

  • avatar
    Last edited:
    07/18/11
    6:02pm
    Romel Apuya says:

    have you tried this?


    
   <?php echo do_shortcode('[shortcode]').get_post_meta($post->ID, 'domain_register_form', true);?>

    Previous versions of this answer: 07/18/11 at 6:02pm

    • 07/19/11 9:10pm

      Romel Apuya says:

      hi,

      try this

      <?php echo do_shortcode('["name_of_post_type","domain_register_form" ]'); ?>


      where name_of_post_type is the name of your post type
      and domain_register_form is the name of the custom field.

  • avatar
    Last edited:
    07/21/11
    4:41am
    Geraint Palmer says:

    a good place to start to look for you jquery problems is the 404 from these includes.

    wp-whois.js Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)
    swstyles.css Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)

    not the css file, but if a function in the missing wp-whois.js is called it would probably kill the jquery process dead, so either disable that plugin, or find out where its missing js file is, should probably fix it.

    Previous versions of this answer: 07/21/11 at 4:41am

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