Hi John, writing from Spain. You have a video of a registration form that can be used to demonstrate the user option in a field that selects the ability to choose in the custom user role. Thanks so much. I love all your videos!!
There is another option that is super interesting for any form and that is to be able to limit any form to the number of times it can be sent in a given time. For example, for the forms of a News project in which we find many journalists. Example: This form can be sent once a minute, or twice an hour, or 3 times a day, or 4 times a week, or 5 times a month, or simply, the form can only be sent once. This is a super important piece of information as it adds security and control on the page. I use Bricks, Bricks Forge and ACF . Best regards from Spain.
Hey Dave, great Video, i was wondering if there would be a way to get dynamic data into the Select Field (not with JSON because it's only with variables) maybe from textarea or text repeater. I tryied with query and repeater field but seems not to work. Would be awesome! Thanks in advance
You read my mind. I'm currently looking into how to use Dynamic Shortcodes in the Bricksforge Pro Forms. I'll put a video out as soon as I get it working.
The Option element (just under the Select element) can be used as a Query Loop (just turn on the Query Loop button as you would for any other element that supports it). That opens you up to a ton of possibilities that Query loops are known for. After setting up your query loop, don't forget to put the correct field names for Label and Value in the Option element. I hope this was clear to follow.
@@DrWaleOlasoji, yes, the query loop option works great. Thanks for pointing it out. The only limitation I had with it (I'll go back and check again tomorrow) is that you can't use a separate key-value pair. So you can't show the post title as the visible option but then have the post ID as the value.
@@daveden2 No, you will not use the pair on the query loop itself but you will do that on the Option element (child of the Select element). That's the label and value pair. Whatever fields you put there represent your key-value pair. I hope I understand you correctly.
@@DrWaleOlasoji, oh yes, you're right. I've taken a look, and I now remember the problem I was facing. My problem was that I wanted to create my own key-value pair based on a PHP function without relying on the standard query options. In this case, I wanted to retrieve the ACF repeater field from a specific post ID. Currently (correct me if I'm wrong), you can only retrieve values from a repeater field in the current post unless you create your own query function.
Hi John, writing from Spain. You have a video of a registration form that can be used to demonstrate the user option in a field that selects the ability to choose in the custom user role. Thanks so much. I love all your videos!!
Oh, hi! 👋 I currently don't have a video about this topic yet, but I'll look into it.
There is another option that is super interesting for any form and that is to be able to limit any form to the number of times it can be sent in a given time. For example, for the forms of a News project in which we find many journalists. Example: This form can be sent once a minute, or twice an hour, or 3 times a day, or 4 times a week, or 5 times a month, or simply, the form can only be sent once. This is a super important piece of information as it adds security and control on the page. I use Bricks, Bricks Forge and ACF . Best regards from Spain.
Yes, this sounds like an interesting idea. Unfortunately, I don’t know how to accomplish it, but I’ve added the idea to my list of topics to research.
Well explained. Thanks, Daveden.
Hi, I just discovered you and I like your explanations. Could you make a tutorial explaining how to create an entry with Pro Form?
Oh, hi 👋
Thanks for the compliment. 😊
Could you explain a bit more what you mean by "entry"?
Great tutorial! 👌
Thanks!!!
What's your favourite Bricks addon? Or do you tend to run away 🏃♀️ 🏃♂️from using addons?
good walkthrough thanks
Hey Dave, great Video, i was wondering if there would be a way to get dynamic data into the Select Field (not with JSON because it's only with variables) maybe from textarea or text repeater.
I tryied with query and repeater field but seems not to work. Would be awesome! Thanks in advance
You read my mind. I'm currently looking into how to use Dynamic Shortcodes in the Bricksforge Pro Forms.
I'll put a video out as soon as I get it working.
The Option element (just under the Select element) can be used as a Query Loop (just turn on the Query Loop button as you would for any other element that supports it). That opens you up to a ton of possibilities that Query loops are known for. After setting up your query loop, don't forget to put the correct field names for Label and Value in the Option element. I hope this was clear to follow.
@@DrWaleOlasoji, yes, the query loop option works great. Thanks for pointing it out.
The only limitation I had with it (I'll go back and check again tomorrow) is that you can't use a separate key-value pair. So you can't show the post title as the visible option but then have the post ID as the value.
@@daveden2 No, you will not use the pair on the query loop itself but you will do that on the Option element (child of the Select element). That's the label and value pair. Whatever fields you put there represent your key-value pair. I hope I understand you correctly.
@@DrWaleOlasoji, oh yes, you're right. I've taken a look, and I now remember the problem I was facing.
My problem was that I wanted to create my own key-value pair based on a PHP function without relying on the standard query options.
In this case, I wanted to retrieve the ACF repeater field from a specific post ID. Currently (correct me if I'm wrong), you can only retrieve values from a repeater field in the current post unless you create your own query function.
Amazing video!
Nice!
nice