I implemented some checkboxes in the frontend of a wordpress site to get some information from a registered user. I always asked them for example: "Are you a Designer?" or "Are you a Actor?" and set a checkbox beneath so they can check it or let it unchecked.
The Checkbox Code looks like:
<input type="checkbox" name="new_user_designer" id="new_user_designer" value="true" <?php if (esc_attr( get_the_author_meta( "new_user_designer", $userdata->ID )) == "true") echo "checked"; ?> />
I save the Checkbox input with:
if ($_POST['new_user_designer'] != $user_info->new_user_designer)
update_user_meta($user_info->ID, 'new_user_designer', sanitize_text_field($_POST['new_user_designer']));
So far, everything works great! But here is my Problem and i need your help. I will echo the checkbox value in the Authorbox of the user. I tried this code:
<?php echo $user_info->new_user_designer; ?>
The above code works to show the correct Checkbox status for each user, BUT it returns the value "true". Now, how can i change the output "true" to "Designer" or any custom word...??? Again, so if a user checks the Checkbox it should show Designer in the Author Box instead of only "true"?
Second Question:
If there is a solution for my first Question, i need some help to show multiple checked inputs from 2 or more checkboxes in a row if some user checks more than one checkbox. For example the user is a Designer and Actor, he checks 2 checkboxes and now it should show in the user Info Box:
Designer, Actor
value="true"
yourself on the input element. Does your code still work if you change that to whatever you want? – mabi