WordPress has no default form or way to create custom registration and login pages. However, it is quite possible to do all this yourself! I’ll try to get you started: 1. Page Templates WordPress offers something called Page Templates. You can add a file (e.g. tpl-my-template.php to your theme and add /* Template Name: My … Read more
WordPress has a generic handler to deal with all forms – admin-post.php. If you include a hidden field in your form called action, you can then hook in to a function of your choice with all the goodness of wordpress included. echo “<form action='”.get_admin_url().”admin-post.php’ method=’post’>”; echo “<input type=”hidden” name=”action” value=”submit-form” />”; echo “<input type=”hidden” name=”hide” … Read more
Instead of using fixed php file you can use the custom wordpress templates create a custom template file and give it a name such as custom template name is step2.php and Step2 /* Template Name: Step2 */ The contents of the custom template file is similar to the content of the file on your step2.php … Read more
should be selected=”selected” NOT “selected=selected” EDIT: Ok I see – it’s because you are using a foreach arguement to say that it’s selected. Meaning that it prints the HTML showing that everything should be selected. Try something like this: <select name=”pais” class=”pais-select”> <option value=”” disabled selected>País</option> <option value=”Argentina”>Argentina</option> <?php $pais = diretorio_request(‘pais’); foreach(diretorio_countries() as $country) … Read more
This has nothing to do with caching, but with form auto-completion. It is happening because the browser is set to store form content. To avoid this, you should generate a random code and add it to the name attribute of your input tags. Then send the random generated number trough another hidden input so you … Read more
You can remove the else statement so that user will see the message and will be able to upload csv again or you can redirect using echo ‘<script>windows.location.href=”‘ . $url . ‘”</script>’; die; Edit $admin_services = add_menu_page( ‘Fee Schedule’, ‘Fee Schedule’, ‘administrator’, ‘pd- services’, ‘pd_services’ ); function pd_services() { ?> <div class=”wrap”> <form name=”csvupload” action=”” … Read more
Your validation is not working because the variables with the empty array return true with isset; Go to http://writecodeonline.com/php/ and try this code, and you’ll understand: $test = “”; if ( isset($test) ){ echo “true”; } The right function for it, instead of isset is empty. Try it out: $test = “”; if ( empty($test) … Read more
WordPress doesn’t work this way. If you want to work with a framework like WordPress, you should obey its rules! Of course you can add a database record like this, but it is a really bad approach. Try some plugins for creating and saving forms in WordPress like Ninja Forms or Quform. You can even … Read more
First, create a function to process the form. In the shortcode function, first process the form and then return any form/message that you want to display to the user. /** * Plugin Name: NewsletterFormConnector * Description: Newsletter Form to connect to Newsletter Api * Author: emjay * Version: 1.0 */ //Add function file require_once(plugin_dir_path(__FILE__) . … Read more
A possible solution, a good one I think, is to use a object with a property to store the validation status so you set the value of this property in the init action hook where you process the form and access to it in the shortcode. For example: class MyForm { private $validate; function __construct() … Read more