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Thanks David, I’ve passed this on to the developer :)
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Thanks, Dan.
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I've needed something like this since I started using WC nearly 4 years ago... We're so close!
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Agreed. There would also have to be a product type of "unique" in addition to "virtual" and "downloadable"... This could allow for custom stock management settings for one-of-a-kind products, like displaying a "red dot" and "sold" on the product and archive pages, rather than the default "in stock" or "out of stock".
This seems like it would be pretty straight forward. I'm surprised there's no plugin already out there for this... I've looked, and come up with nothing.
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I like the idea, but how does it differ from course categories. Would appreciate some feedback on that :)
David
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Also, although a sequence of courses could be setup using prerequisites, the "paths" idea is really more about recommending a sequence courses, not strictly requiring one.
David
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Of course, this could be accomplished in a variety of ways... I just like the clarity of how study paths are presented on learnable.com. It would be easy if it was baked-in to Sensei, that's all.
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Dan, I think the main difference is that a study "path" isn't just a grouping (or category) of courses, but is rather a sequence. "Start with this, then move on to this, then move on to this..."
Some students are looking for more than just a selection of courses to take. They want guidance – recommendations for where to start, and where to go next.
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This is a great idea. There's a good example of it here:
https://learnable.com/pathsI'd love to see this.
I think I may have found a fix for this. With the plugin active, add the following code to functions.php:
// add custom post_types to bbpress topics for posts plugin
add_filter( 'bbppt_eligible_post_types', 'bbppt_add_post_types');
function bbppt_add_post_types ($content) {
array_push($content, 'lesson'); // add extra post_types here
return $content;
}
Then enable the "Use a bbPress forum topic for comments on this post." setting in the "Discussions" section in the backend of each lesson.
Also enable the "Copy post tags to new topic" setting.
Seems to work...