Assuming you only want to display the results, not save them to the server, creating a live calculator would require a little bit of Javascript code, and creating form fields for the input. Note that by default, you cannot add Javascript to WordPress.com sites, or a self-hosted install with kses activated. You are not subject … Read more
Quick Edit regarding lists: If you are just talking about collecting emails and other info for lists, and those persons are not intended to be users of the site, I would look into posting your form to the service that will be handling the list. Any of the major services would have tutorials regarding “hosting … Read more
I checked your code and some of the things are not OK. I suggest you to consider the following: 1.) Your AJAX endpoint is not protected Currently anyone can send requests to your AJAX endpoint and enter data from anywhere, to solve this make use of WordPress nonces. The principle is to create a nonce … Read more
There should be sub taxonomy under your main taxonomy that is in your case states taxonomy. P.S categories and tags are part of the taxonomy…
You can do this: if (isset($_POST[‘twosfn’]) && !empty($_POST[“twohn”]))
Remove active cursor from form field
Why take empty answer foreach ( $options as $key => $title ) { rpq_plugin_debug_var( $key, ‘Key: ‘ ); rpq_plugin_debug_var( $title, ‘Title: ‘ ); $checked = checked((in_array($title, $values)), true, false); After this loop end you get empty $checked because it replace every loop step. Trace: 1: $checked = ‘checked=”checked”‘ 2: $checked = ”; 3: $checked = … Read more
Thanks for that guidance, mmm. That was helpful. I resolved the problem this way: // Adds “Send rejection email” action to Users page function jm_send_rejection_link($actions, $user_object) { if( ($_GET[‘action’] == ‘jm_send_rejection’) && ($_GET[‘user’] == $user_object->user_email) ) { $sendto = $_GET[‘user’]; $sendsub = “Your registration has been rejected.”; $sendmess = “Your registration for has been rejected.”; … Read more
Generating unique PDF download link after user input
There are a couple of ways to check if wordpress is actively running the core upgrade process. First, you could check the WP_INSTALLING constant, or use the wp_installing() function. WordPress will also utilize a .maintenance or maintenance.php file if you’d like to present any custom messages to users while the upgrade process is happening. Here … Read more