Store the ID in a variable, and access that variable using JavaScript: <script> document.getElementById(“<?php echo $checkbox_id; ?>”).onclick = function() { chk(electronics, this.checked); } </script> You can also collect multiple IDs in an array and run through that array later in your script. But avoid the onclick attribute in markup, this is bloat and bad code … Read more
Add a hidden field to the form like this: <input type=”hidden” name=”page_title” value=”<?php the_title_attribute(); ?>” /> This will send the current posts’s title.
Try this format: Reply-To: John Doe<[email protected]>. Ref: http://blackwidows.co.uk/blog/2006/10/02/reply-to-header-can-create-bounces/
I can see how your solution works, but there is a semantic element created for exactly what you want: <optgroup>. Whatever your solution, I’d encourage you to use that instead. Searching for “contact form 7 optgroup” you’ll discover that other people are looking for the same thing you are and trying to implement <optgroup> to … Read more
Try Really Simple Captcha WodPress plugin. Here is a “how to” for implementing Really Simple Captcha for custom plugins: http://www.lost-in-code.com/platforms/wordpress/wordpress-plugins/wordpress-using-really-simple-captcha/
I believe yo are looking for wp_die which will Kill WordPress execution and display HTML message with error message. But the codex says: It is not recommended to call this function very often and try to handle as many errors as possible silently.
Try this. Goto Dashboard -> Appearance -> Menus -> screen options (See top corner) -> Check css classes -> Now add a custom class in your link ( Ex: lightboxlink ) Now add some jquery code in the footer like $(document).ready(function() { $(“.lightboxlink”).click(function() { lightbox(); }); });
From your code: $(function() { // Validate the contact form $(‘#contactform’).validate({ WordPress loads jQuery in “no conflict” mode, meaning that the “$” symbol is not defined. Change the “$” to the proper full “jQuery” or use a no conflict wrapper.
You must hook the form using wpcf7_before_send_mail and add your PHP code to functions.php (since the script is already in your theme folder)? You won’t lose any of CF7’s abilities. function wpse_process_form( &WPCF7Object ){ #process your form here } add_action(‘wpcf7_before_send_mail’, ‘wpse_process_form’ );
I have had tons of issues with the plugin Contact Form 7 in the last couple months. Especially with WordPress 3.5.1. I started using Formidable Pro for all of my clients in the last couple weeks. It costs a bit of money for the developer license, but the peace of mind that it is working … Read more