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@@andreasayocruz I don't have Notion, do they have a free tier?

@@aperturedigitalmarketing Yes, it’s free. It still shows me an issue with data, keys, and values. Response: json { "object": "error", "status": 400, "code": "validation_error", "message": "body failed validation: body.parent should be defined, instead was undefined.", "request_id": "0b0af9ee-7e57-4710-a4cb-63f6ff5eb205" } ```"

Works flawlessly through POSTMAN.

@@aperturedigitalmarketing Yes, it is free.

I think that's a great idea, I'll incorporate the code in the blog post!

What I came up without adding any new nodes was to check if the item was stored in local storage by trying to get it immediatly after setting it. If retrieval fails, then refresh the page. I'm not sure if the close popup node will run if of the previous JS step triggers the failure refresh. In my testing, the previous set of actions that true/false test for age_gate storage item will fail before the JS sets the age_gate item. So, What I added was probably more than what is needed for most use cases.

@@aperturedigitalmarketing All you needed to do was add the isAgeGateVerified function after the setAgeGate function. Then in the new Branch node, you check if it is false. If it is then move to Close Popup. If the setAgeGate fails and the isAgeGateVerified is not false then set it to "show" a hidden error message in your Popup. You could put this failed setAgeGate in a console, but that would not be good for the UX.

I doubt the code BF produces is going to have any impact. But, I have not looked at the waterfall to see. I bet it's going to be less than say a 75kb above the fold hero image.

@@BGdev305 I chose a form instead of a button so I could log form submissions action if I wanted. But a button would work too! If you watch the node explainer video, it says you can't route multiple events that you have to separate them. So that's what I did. It works too 👍

I think the Pro Form log form submission action would be useful to gather additional data. But, yep, you could use a simple button.

Recording is in progress! I hope to be finished up end of Q1 2025. I pivoted to a full blown community rather than a course. So, building out all of that as we speak!

Hi! 👋 The Bricks Coach Community will be launching early next year. You will can get access to courses, themes, the plugin, sections, code, and mini-course to extend Bricks. If you join the newsletter, you can get notifications on the launch.

@@aperturedigitalmarketing OKAY,THANKS.

@@DuongNguyen-pd9cj brickscoach.com/what-is-the-bricks-child-theme-used-for/ There is a link in this page to schedule a consultation. I work based on an hourly rate. The more hours you book, the better the deal!

@@BienveillanceMartialeAikiCom most of my clients are not familiar with the WordPress Dashboard area. But they can understand how to login and click the Dashboard link. Here, you can store information your clients can use. How to Videos, support contact forms, and whatever else you can think of 😀

@@theskatingchoreographer thank you very much! Comments like these help keep me motivated 💪💪

thats awesome! if you have class like .icon where all styles are dark, you can create a modifier class like .icon--light for icons you want to have a lighter color variation. or a different approach would be something like .container--dark .icon{ color: white; } .container--light .icon{ color: black; } the best part about classes is you can always go change the style in one single place instead of all over your site. cheers mate.

@@aperturedigitalmarketing yes, thanks!! your video opened my mind and did something similar as you said for buttons :D .button-light and button-dark much easier to work after defining it !

Thanks so much! I appreciate the kind words.

@@kevinrittershaus9380 you are correct and you should use ul + li tags. I should have done that looking back. The code will work the exact same way as long as your dom structure is set up with the li tag on the container in this use case.

So glad!

@@th3doorMatt you have to sign all you PHP functions using the Bricks code review tool Then, add the provided snippet from the code review/ signing process over in the child theme. This tutorial broke for me until I added the snippet to the child theme. It's a pain, but a good security practice since this PHP from the builder is stored in the database rather than the file system. If it doesn't work, we can hop on a screen share and see what's going on and get it sorted.

@@aperturedigitalmarketing thanks! got the echo function added to the child theme functions.php file and now it's pulling through. I suspected that was the issue but thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I am 100% in agreeance with their decision to take those precautions, even though it requires a little more tweaking. I also wish that Snippets plugins were a little smarter in how they applied stuff like that; oh well. thanks again!

@@th3doorMatt woo hoo! Cheers mate.

@@sajidnoob brickscoach.com/bricks-products/popup-form/ You can get the template here for ACSS, Core and vanilla CSS. I'll make sure everything gets setup properly for your use case too.

@@leoenoch4989 Yes. Once you get all your data in the webhook, you would need to loop over that data in the Google sheet app script. Or you could store the repeater data as an array in sheets like [data, data, data] in one single cell. But that's not super great. You would have to write some code, but totally doable.

thank you sir

Great to hear! I love when stuff just works haha.

Thanks very much for the kind words! I still use this method today on all sites that require a two row header... It definitely withstood the test of time for me.

Hmmmm 🤔 I haven't looked into that one. Sorry mate.

Unfortunately I don't believe Bricks Forge can fetch data. But you can send data to your WordPress site using automations. Brendan O'connell has a vid on his channel showing how to do this.

@@Hassanakora This is a premium component on brickscoach.com.

@@aperturedigitalmarketing how many tutorials are available in premium plan?

​@@HassanakoraThere are no plans at the moment. You only buy single products. So if you only want one item, you can purchase just this single item.

@@dynamic-homepages hahaha I know right!? I don't know how I missed this 🤣

@@aperturedigitalmarketing to buisy working full full time and doing great tutorials and aspects, that we did not think about 😀

@@MB-sl8pw at the end of the vid I go over this There's so much PHP involved that it's going to be a premium tutorial. But yes it's possible to store an array of data and use the data in a query loop or call it with dynamic data tags. Start at the last chapter to see what I'm working on. It's pretty darn cool 😎 If you need something custom built, I can help with that too.

@@aperturedigitalmarketing That sounds good, the premium tutorial. This just comes as a gift cause i really dont like acf as i cannot style eg an admin page properly as far as i know. Here its so much easier to style it its excatly what i been looking for..looking forward to the tutorial 👍

@@aperturedigitalmarketing I would pay for a premium guide with anything that might include a function, variables, etc.

@@martinbuno3990 probably so. But you'd have to write more in-depth PHP probably to get all the different fields and integrate with Google apps script.

@@aperturedigitalmarketing thanks! unfortunately, this is not my forte, I'm afraid I'll have to find another option.

@@martinbuno3990I'll put it on my list of video ideas. Repeater fields make everything dynamic so you would have to do some sort of loop to check the fields and data. Best of luck!