The reason is that if you are on page 1, the data that is posted to be saved is an array of the form: XX_theme_settings=array(‘XX_Option1′ =>’input1′,’XX_Option2’=>’input2′,…) and contains no data from page 2. This is because the input from page 2 is not posted with it (since it wasn’t in the same <form> – it’s … Read more
the Dynamic Text plugin cannot make what you need, but I use this code to write a new tag that you can use like that : [dynamictext_placeholder enquiry-product placeholder “placeholder text” “CF7_GET key=’product-name'” “before ‘%s’ after”] for that, create a new plugin with that : add_action( ‘wpcf7_init’, function () { wpcf7_add_form_tag( array( ‘dynamictext_placeholder’) , ‘wpcf7dtx_dynamictext_placeholder_shortcode_handler’ … Read more
The following code creates a new role. In fact is simply clones the subscriber role, so if you are not using that role currently, you may as well just use that. The following function need only be run once (it run’s when a user is ‘admin side’) //Creates a custom role called ‘my_new_role’. //Run this … Read more
The excellent Gravity Forms plugin makes this extremely easy. It’s not free (starts at $39), but I highly recommend it. I am not affiliated with the Gravity Forms team in any way – I’m just a satisfied customer!
You are actually closer in your first attempt. My recommendation would be to create a folder called “scripts” in the WP root and put your PHP script files in here as well as your attachment(s). You will then need to declare the full path in your action attribute as the script does not now share … Read more
You could clone an existing field with jQuery and append it to the form. You’ll also have to handle cases where the number of ingredients is fewer than the number of fields, and you’ll have to use jQuery’s remove. Here’s a simple example of cloning a field: $(‘#quantity-form’).submit(function(){ // get # of fields that already … Read more
The problem is the globals global $akismet_api_host, $akismet_api_port; are not available everywhere. I suggest calling your function in the “init” hook… add_action(‘init’, ‘myAkismetInit’); function myAkismetInit() { var_dump ( bm_checkSpam(”) ); } Check out the Akismet API documentation. The other option is to use one of these wrapper classes: https://github.com/tijsverkoyen/Akismet use \TijsVerkoyen\Akismet\Akismet; // create instance $akismet … Read more
You have to hook an earlier action to check if the form was submitted. Something like: function wpa_process_form(){ if( isset( $_POST[‘my_form_data’] ) ){ // process form and redirect } } add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpa_process_form’ );
Ok not sure if this is the best method to use but it worked for me. I used a combition of jquery-ui-autocomplete – and the JSON API plugin First download the required js files from the link above. I used jqueri-ui from the Google library Install and activate JSON API plugin I then used the … Read more
I know that this is an old question… but! there is a nice view count which means that people still need this. Maybe it would also help you close this question 😉 Here is an ajax version The page itself the JS code The PHP Ajax receiver and publishing code. Inside your Page Template – … Read more