add a algorithm in custom field

hello I would like to add a field in my form by inserting a key calculation.
I add the field and selected numerical characters but I do not know how to add this algorithm.
cordially

Up please

Hello Antoine,

I’m afraid that to add this you would have to do it custom coded, you cannot do this with s2Member, you would have to add it in other words, through code of course.

– Eduan

Hi Eduan,

Thank you for your answer, I know what I’m asking is to be custom made, I must create the file via code-s2 hacks.php him even located in the mu-plugins. I’ve also seen videos explaining how jason insert the code, I did a test with the same example as him but I think my code is not called.

Here is the code in my file-s2 hacks.php

<?php

add_action("ws_plugin__s2member_before_custom_field_gen", "my_dynamic_field_options");
function my_dynamic_field_options($vars = array())
	{
		$_field = &$vars[$__refs][$_field];
		
		if ($_field["id"] === "country_code")
		{
			$_field["options"] = "US|United States|default" . "\n";
			$_field["options"] .= "CA|canada" . "\n";
			$_field["options"] .= "VI|Virgin Islands (U.S.)";
		}
	}
?>

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by  antoine Lavallade.

Hello
I’m still on the same problem and I have the impression that the file-s2 hacks.php does not take into account the conditions.
I created a log file to see if the page took proper account of the actions I was doing and after several changes the page doesn’t take into account the conditions.

<?php

	add_action("ws_plugin__s2member_during_custom_registration_fields_after_custom_fields", "my_dynamic_field_options");
	add_filter("ws_plugin__s2member_during_ms_custom_registration_fields_during_custom_fields_display", "my_dynamic_field_options2");

	function my_dynamic_field_options($vars = Array()){
		$_field = &$vars[$__refs][$field];
		
		if($_field["id"] === "country_code"){
			$_field["options"] = "US|United States|default" . "\n";
			$_field["options"] = "CA|canada" . "\n";
			$_field["options"] = "VI|Virgin Islands (U.S.)";
			
			$monfichier = fopen('compteur.txt', 'r+');
			$pages_vues = fgets($monfichier); // On lit la première ligne (nombre de pages vues)
			fseek($monfichier, 0); // On remet le curseur au début du fichier
			$pages_vues++; // On augmente de 1 ce nombre de pages vues
			fputs($monfichier, $pages_vues); // On écrit le nouveau nombre de pages vues
			fclose($monfichier);
		}
		
		
		/*$_field = &$vars[$__refs][$field];
		if($_field["type"] === "text"){
			$monfichier = fopen('compteur.txt', 'r+');
			$pages_vues = fgets($monfichier); // On lit la première ligne (nombre de pages vues)
			fseek($monfichier, 0); // On remet le curseur au début du fichier
			$pages_vues++; // On augmente de 1 ce nombre de pages vues
			fputs($monfichier, $pages_vues); // On écrit le nouveau nombre de pages vues
			fclose($monfichier);
		}*/
		
	}
?>

Help me please

I’m afraid I can’t provide any help Antoine. :/
I’m pretty much a newbie when it comes to the code side of WordPress.

Perhaps you could hire a freelancer to check the code and fix it for you? At websites like jobs.wordpress.net or elance.com for example.

– Eduan

thank you for your response Eduan I’ll head to the sites proposed and continue to fiddle my code (I’m fine finish not find)

After several tests I realized my mistake came from my :

$_field = &$vars[$__refs][$field];

who did not take the $ declaration of my table entries.
I continued my research hoping to find soon

Excellent! Glad you figured it out Antoine! :)