The Wild Apricot Text Manager (WATM) is a Javascript library included with every Wild Apricot website that NewPath Consulting designs.

https://www.newpathconsulting.com/2018/11/introducing-the-wild-apricot-text-manager.html

WATM can be used by any Wild Apricot administrator to manage and replace nearly every piece of system text in Wild Apricot. You can also use it to change CSS for any class or ID.

WATM can be used also to create a multi-lingual Wild Apricot website without the need to create duplicate pages, page templates or events. WATM currently supports a maximum of 2 languages. A list of replaceable elements is included in the easy-to-edit Excel configuration file. You can make a variety of changes such as global text search and replace, modifying system or custom form labels and buttons, changing CSS properties on any class or ID and hiding certain labels or buttons altogether.

The configuration for the Wild Apricot Text manager is made inside a comma separated configuration file which can be edited in Microsoft Excel or another text editor. To activate WATM, a few lines need to be added to Wild Apricot’s Global Javascript. You will also need to edit and upload the WATM configuration file which includes the text edits and translations. The full WATM package is added to your site using Wild Apricot’s website Files manager.

Think it would be quite useful to have the ability to (optionally) define additional "Content Types", i.e., types other than the default set already provided (Page contents, Blogs, Forums, Events, & Public Member profiles).

This capability would add an important, new dimension to the site wide Search Gadget, and would provide a user-configurable means to manage the scope of a user's search capability, by role!

Such that:

1. Any number of additional (optionally-defined) content types can be established by a site administrator

2. These optionally-defined content types can be administrator-selected for inclusion/exclusion: (a) By role and (b) In the site search Gadget’s defaults

3. The user would be able to optionally select/exclude the optional content types (to which they are entitled) in their search results, as they currently can for the currently configured content types

4. The additional content type attribute would be assigned/modified by the content creator/owner (or other authorized user) using the standard page editor.

It seems that when setting a contact/member's address you can choose for the "State" field either the full state name or the standard two-character abbreviation.

When adding the "State" field to a Member Directory search, you have to search specifically for EITHER the state name or abbrevation.

It seems to me that there should be an option (or perhaps it should be by default) that the results returned for any one particularly state should include BOTH those contacts with the state name and state abbreviation.

Why would you ever want to have separate database stores for the two different naming conventions?

I understand the need to be able to detect and process both types, since contacts may be bulk imported with "State" fields in either formats.

But once in the database, why not allow Search Results to pull both types?

Right now, if I have a contact for Minnesota with the "State" field set to "MN", when a user searches in a Member Directory for "Minnesota", zero results are returned. Each member would have to know:

1. First search for "Minnesota" & if no results then...
2. Search by "MN"

Hi there,
We understand that Wild Apricot by default allows adding only 1 Stripe/Paypal account in payment settings.
However we are trying to customize. We want to use Stripe Connect i.e. our Stripe account will have 5 bank accounts added inside it.
When a user selects 1 of the 5 "Donation Types" from dropdown in donation form, we want to direct the funds to that donation types bank account inside our Stripe account.

We have a custom php code to achieve this. However how can we use that php code or any other customization you recommend to achieve this functionality in Wild Apricot.

Thanks.