My [-if] is nested only because it is running inside of another if statement in my code, but obviously not needed to be that way otherwise.

– I have the form before the loop with a select called [filter] and each option value as [each id] from the taxonomy.
– Then in the loop I’m passing [filter] to an [if] so that it only shows results that match the [filter].

This works, but what I really want to do is:
1) Within the loop create a variable [validcities] for each property-city within the search results.
2) Pass that variable into the form select [filter] as each <option> in the form.
3) In the loop if a user sets a [filter] from the form, limit the results of the search to the selected [filter].

I see how your code works, but not sure how I would pass back into the form…? I think your code would need to be something like this —

[for each=whatever current=true order=ASC]
[set test][each count][/set]
[if var=test value=’0′ compare=more]
[set validcity][each id][/set]
[/if]
[/for]

Then how do i pass back into the [form] —- something like this?

[pass global=_GET field=validcity]
[form action=]
<i class=”fa fa-street-view” aria-hidden=”true”></i> I’m looking for a home in:
[select name=filter]
[for each=property-city field=name order=ASC]
[set taxidlist][each id]
[if var=validcity compare=”exists”]
[-if var=taxidlist compare=”=” value='{VALIDCITY}’]
<option value=[each id]>[each]</option>
[/-if]
[else]
<option value=[each id]>[each]</option>
[/for]
[/select]

[input type=submit]
[/form]
[/pass]

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by dmunaretto.

This works although it doesn’t limit the results to those taxonomy terms that are in the search results… I’m also having performance issues with it, but may just need to reorganize some things in my code —

BEFORE THE LOOP:
[form action=]
<i class=”fa fa-street-view” aria-hidden=”true”></i> I’m looking for a home in:
[select name=filter]
[for each=property-city field=name order=ASC]

<option value=[each id]>[each]</option>

[/for]
[/select]

[input type=submit]
[/form]

THIS IN THE LOOP BEFORE YOUR PRESENTATION / HTML STUFF –

[-pass global=_GET field=filter]
[set taxfilter][taxonomy property-city field=id][/set]
[–if var=taxfilter value='{-FIELD}’]
[/note]

Hope it helps —

David

Got it figured out — was a simple oops – [pass vars] not pass field–

Thank you for your help! I didn’t actually realize that I needed the {- on the -pass so it was a huge assist – thanks again!

David

[-pass vars]
[for each=property-city term='{-LAKE}’ current=false]
….
[/-pass]

Still no — I also added empty=true even though i made sure there was a post associated with it….

[–if var=uninc value=YES]
[set countyname]Unincorporated [field real_estate_county] County[/set]

[-pass field=countyname]
[for each=property-city term=”{FIELD}” current=false empty=true]
[set lake][field id][/set]
[/for]
[/-pass]

[–else]
[set countyname][taxonomy property-city field=name][/set]
[set lake][taxonomy property-city field=id][/set]

[/–if]

THIS IS HOW I WAS ABLE TO CREATE A DOWNLOAD FROM FRONT END USING GRAVITY FORMS:

Pratik – thank you for your help, this can be marked as closed, and I’m posting here for anyone who needs in future.

Put this in your functions.php file or install snippets plugin…

add_action(“gform_after_submission_27”, “create_download_from_submission”, 10, 2);
function create_download_from_submission($entry, $form)
{

//Create the Array for the Variable Product Prices

$dlarray = array(

‘1’ => array(
‘index’ => 1,
‘name’ => “PDF”,
‘amount’ =>($entry[15])
),

‘2’ => Array(
‘index’ => 2,
‘name’ => “CAD”,
‘amount’ =>($entry[17])
)

);
//Create the array for the download files to associate to the variable price items in dlarray.
$downloadfiles = array(
‘1’ => array(
‘index’ => “1”,
‘attachment_id’ => “0”,
‘thumbnail_size’ => “”,
‘name’ =>””,
‘file’ => ($entry[20]),
‘condition’ =>”1″,
),

‘2’ => array(
‘index’ => 2,
‘attachment_id’ => “0”,
‘thumbnail_size’ => “”,
‘name’ =>””,
‘file’ =>($entry[21]),
‘condition’ =>”2″,

));

// create the post in its basic form
$new_download = array(
‘post_title’ => ucwords($entry[5]),
‘post_status’ => ‘publish’,
‘post_date’ => date(‘Y-m-d H:i:s’),
‘post_type’ => ‘download’,
//USE META_INPUT TO SET META DATA. UPDATE_POST_META did not want to play nice with our variable price array. This worked like a charm.
‘meta_input’ => array(
‘_variable_pricing’ => ($entry[9]),
‘plan_property_id’ => ($entry[14]),
‘edd_variable_prices’ => $dlarray,
‘edd_download_files’ => $downloadfiles
)
);

//From creating it, we now have its ID
$theId = wp_insert_post($new_download);

//update_post_meta($post_id, ‘edd_variable_prices’, $array);
update_post_meta($theId, edd_price, ($entry[15]));
//entry 15 is the lowest price -item 1 in my price options. you can make this more complicated.
update_post_meta($theId, _edd_default_price_id, 1);
//this sets default price item to whatever item ID you want to be default.

}

OK so I think you are saying that because I have $array = $_POST[‘variableprice’] it is overwriting $array argument used earlier. So… if I comment out $_POST I would have expected it to write the array using update_post_meta — but that didn’t work. (I also changed $array to $downloadarray, and set edd_price to 1 and edd_default_price_id to 1 afterwards. Here’s updated code…. Should edd_price point to an index or an amount?

—

add_action(“gform_after_submission_27”, “create_download_from_submission”, 10, 2);
function create_download_from_submission($entry, $form)
{
//First need to create the post in its basic form

$new_download = array(
‘post_title’ => ucwords($entry[5]),
‘post_status’ => ‘publish’,
‘post_type’ => ‘download’
);

//From creating it, we now have its ID
$theId = wp_insert_post($new_download);
//Now we add the meta
update_post_meta($theId, _variable_pricing, ($entry[9]));
update_post_meta($theId, plan_property_id, ($entry[14]));
//Create the Array for the Variable Product Prices
$downloadarray = array(
‘variableprice’ => array(
‘1’ => array(
‘index’ => 1,
‘name’ => “PDF”,
‘amount’ =>($entry[15])
),
‘2’ => Array(
‘index’ => 2,
‘name’ => “CAD”,
‘amount’ =>($entry[17])
)
)
);
//$array = $Post[‘variableprice’];
update_post_meta( $theID,_edd_variable_prices, $downloadarray );
update_post_meta($theId, edd_price, 1);
update_post_meta($theId, _edd_default_price_id, 1)
;
}