Form handling needs to happen in functions.php (or equivalent) so that it triggers before headers are sent. Here is the how I achieved redirection after form submit: add_action(‘init’, ‘redirectAfterSubmit’); function redirectAfterSubmit() { if (isset($_POST[“submit”])) { insert_row(); wp_redirect( “/thank-you”, 301 ); die(); } } function insert_row(){ // form handing here }
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Field validation strlen works in php7.4 fails 8.1 [closed]
For anyone interested, I was able to resolve it like so: function form_checkboxes_validation(){ ?> <script type=”text/javascript”> (function($){ $(“#send-request”).click(function(){ if(! $(‘input[name=”form_fields[suite][]”]’).is(‘:checked’)) { alert(“Please select at least one suite!”); return false; } }); })(jQuery); </script> <?php } add_action(‘wp_footer’, ‘form_checkboxes_validation’);
Most likely you have some functionality to block the C character. If you disable JavaScript and disable the loading indicator, you can use the character. There is a lot of discussion online on the merit of these kinds of tools (trying to stop copying). As you’ve seen now: it worsens other functionality while giving little … Read more
The receipt needs to be generated from within Gravity Forms. You cannot include Gravity Forms’ fields inside PayPal receipts/emails. Create the receipt as an email notification for the form submitter, and use conditional logic to only send that notification when the payment is successful.
Form with response button after on table after submission