Hide Duration on Appointment Booking Form
Put
.appointment-type__duration {
display:none;
}
In the Custom CSS of the Form that loads the appointment.
“Network for Good is a nice place to start, but once you are past startup phase, offers a terrible value proposition and lock-in.” We recently helped a client leave Network for Good (NfG) for a more powerful marketing automation plaform at a lower monthly cost. NfG is a fairly simple system which seems designed to…
I am pretty sure this works…YMMV – It’s a little brutish, sorry. Create View posts2update AS SELECT p.id, m1.meta_value AS email from ayq_posts p, ayq_postmeta m1, ayq_postmeta m2 WHERE p.ID = m1.post_id and p.ID = m2.post_id AND m1.meta_key = ‘_billing_email’ AND m1.meta_value IS NOT NULL AND m2.meta_key = ‘_customer_user’ AND m2.meta_value = 0 Create View…
In come cases, you may want to create multiple contacts from a single form submission, so that you can market to and track them separately. If you are selling a high value product or one with major life implcations, there may be multiple decision-makers. Or, you may want to capture multiple contacts from a team,…
There is way to do this in the current version of the Groundhogg LifterLMS extension. However, if you create a custom field, and implement this, from the always generous Poobah of Groundhogg, Adrian Tobey… You can set a Lead Score rule based on the value of the custom field.
The simplest and no-code approach to this seems to be to use Superlinks. Create the Superlink, and embed it in your email or page. Set a tag to be added on click. Use that Tag Added Benchmark in the funnel builder to catch the event, then the Add Note action with something like {date.Y-m-d|now};Video Watched;ID=12345…
For some reason, this seems to be a deep, dark secret of the Internet. Lesson completions are stored in the lifterlms_user_postmeta table. YMMV – You can try renaming that table if you don’t mind resetting all the completions…sometimes, that’s just the thing… This was related to a Groundhogg project, so sorry for the apparently errant…