Just from what you described it seems as if your <form> tag looks more or less like this: <form method=’post’ action=’submit.php’> Try replacing it with: <form method=’post’ action=’http://www.mydomain.com/submit.php’>
If you don’t need to use Contact Form 7 (as you are creating your own custom contact form), deactivate the plugin to solve the conflict.
From Contact 7 Help: The spinning arrow icon shows up once I submit a form, but then nothing happens. This is most probably due to a conflict between plugins/theme. Try deactivating all other plugins and switching to the default theme. Also, I have gotten this behavior when you have built your blog at something like … Read more
If I understood correctly, you want the html in the link inside the loop, in that case it would be best to terminate the php script with ?> paste your HTML and start the php script again. this would look like this: <?php // keeps getting the next row until there are no more to … Read more
Checkout Deletion I guess you are using Woocommerce even though you did not mention it. I didn’t understand why you want to delete the checkout page, but to do so, just go to Pages under the WordPress admin dashboard, and delete the checkout page. Contact Form Installation To add a contact form to your WordPress … Read more
Firs things first… always, always enable debugging. Secondly, you should accept the $user parameter in your callback – otherwise you are always checking the logged in user, not the user within the current context: function modify_user_contact_methods( $methods, $user ) { if ( ! $user instanceof WP_User ) { if ( ! $user = wp_get_current_user() ) … Read more
That contact form is in a widget. Look at the widgets (in Admin area, Themes) to find that widget. (You can tell by inspecting the code for that area, and seeing that the form is contained within a div with a class of ‘widget-area’, among other classes.) It’s possible that the contact form code is … Read more
Go to your WP admin section, and under Apperance, there should be a Theme Options section, see if there is a place to set the email there. If not, see if the developer has provided some documentation.
As suggested by Bainternet, prefix all the field names.
there are many plugins for that, try this one, its pretty easy: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/widget-context/ or if you dont want to use a plugin, add a new sidebar to the specific page u desire: http://www.blogohblog.com/adding-extra-sidebar-to-your-wordpress-theme/