Is there some way to implement a multi-input field that will take as many phrases as the user wants to enter? Yes, there is — you can add an input field where the user will enter a number, which is the number of extra phrases he/she wants to add. But I’d go with a JavaScript/jQuery … Read more
Yes, nonces should always be used when an authenticated user is triggering an action via a GET/POST request. One of the main purposes of the nonce is it ensure that the current user actually intended to trigger this request. It prevents the security vulnerability known as Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF), where an attacker can trick … Read more
Am I supposed to just do normal redirects back to my form page? Something like wp_redirect( ‘/my-page/’, 302 );? Yes. How do I display my errors on the page that has the form? Well, there are various ways, including: Passing an error code as a query string in the redirect URL: example.com/my-page/?my_form_error=tos_agree_empty. Then in your … Read more
I Found the Solution Finally Myself. here you are 🙂 . inside Fuctions.php function karnetacom_scripts(){ wp_enqueue_script(‘ajax-forms-js’,get_template_directory_uri().’/logreg/ajax-for-forms.js’,array(‘jquery’),false,true); wp_localize_script(‘ajax-forms-js’,’data’,array( ‘ajax_url’ => admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’), ‘redirecturlajax’ => site_url(), )); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’,’karnetacom_scripts’); // ajax login form include get_template_directory() . ‘/logreg/ajax-login-form-function.php’; login form as a template page <?php /* Template Name: login-form-ajax */ ?> <?php get_header(); ?> <div class=”usereditprofile”> <?php if ( … Read more
Do you mean modifying its text or behavior? The function is very extensive and customizable. It both accepts extensive set of parameters and has a lot of hooks. For starters see: comment_form() in Codex; WordPress 3.0 Theme Tip: The Comment Form.
Although a premium plugin, I would like to suggest Gravity Forms (aff link). Due to conditional logic you can easily adapt the form to be(come) an application form instead of the usual contact form.
The best way to process the custom form is the following. If you are using nonce then you don’t really have to check $_POST[‘checkbox’], the code below can be used simply to verify_nonce and then process the form. function process_my_form() { if ( wp_verify_nonce( $_POST[‘my_nonce_field’], ‘my_nonce’ ) ) { // process your form here // … Read more
Short answer : YES. Long answer: yes it possible but you will need to create your own form and form processing script to send the values by main and the use the Aweber api to register the new user in your list. Just to get you started, you will need: An Aweber A free developer … Read more
What you’re doing is, in my opinion, the best way to accomplish this. First off, the pages are a good way to go, because they give users the ability to customize parts of the page like title, meta fields, etc. You don’t have to use shortcodes per se, you can filter the_content for these pages, … Read more
You don’t have any validation mechanism. Your logic should be somewhat along those lines Submit form Check submitted fields ($_POST) against expected values If all looks good send If something is not as expected, log error ( you can use WP_Error() ) and rebuild form showing error message (and maybe repopulating fields with previous “good” … Read more