You can send a copy of the mail to the sender using Contact Form 7. If you require their email use the second mail option and then put the name tag exp: [example-tag] that you used in creating the form in the receiver part of the mail. Here are some screen shots below to illustrate … Read more
You can use “actions”. More info: http://hookr.io/actions/wpcf7_mail_sent/ Put this code in your functions.php: function action_wpcf7_mail_sent( $contact_form ) { // here your file redirect header(“Location: http://yourfileurl.com”); }; add_action( ‘wpcf7_mail_sent’, ‘action_wpcf7_mail_sent’, 10, 1 ); let me you if it is working i cannot test right now.
Here shows only the loop parts of the code Since I don’t know what is the data structure of $session_data. I suppose $session_data[$key] return a product name first in order to create the example. Because you are creating a custom email, I assume HTML email is supported. // examples to show how to correctly loop … Read more
First, you should know that a image like that is very easy to read by almost any OCR. The first one is much more hard to crack. Anyway, if you don’t want to hack the existing plugin, you can use Really Simple Captcha, it looks exactly like that. In your form: <?php $captcha_instance = new … Read more
Basically what you’re looking to do is create a separate page within a WordPress site that (I’m sort of guessing here) you’re not creating within WordPress itself, but you want to pull WordPress data. There’s a “cheater” method and an officially sanctioned method to do what you want. The “cheater” method is to call wp-load.php … Read more
Probably the theme is using a page template. When you create a Contact page, on the right side, look for “Template” and select the Contact page template from the drop down menu.
Sending an email from an address you don’t own will mean you run into problems with countermeasures again email spoofing (e.g SPF), as you’re effectively impersonating the user’s email address to send your email. You could put the user email address as the name, but send the email from an address you own For contact … Read more
I imagine you’ll need to create a “form” page and embed the form using a shortcode or block: There are two different ways to embed your forms to a WordPress page: by using the built-in embed wizard through WPForms, or manually, through the Block Editor. Once you have the page ready – you can test … Read more
are you logged-in with all browsers? since add_action(‘wp_ajax_contact_form’, ‘ajax_contact’); only works for logged in users, so to fix it you need to change it: add_action(‘wp_ajax_nopriv_contact_form’, ‘ajax_contact’); if you want your function to work for visitors as well as users.
This theme downloads 2 folders with name kyma and spina. so, go to kyma\functions\customize where you get contact-widgets.php and change contact information there.