So basically what you’re asking is how to create a php-based installer for the OData SDK, right? Or how to somehow package it with your plugin? First I thought you could just include the whole framework in your plugin folder, and include it directly from there. But it turns out (from reading the install docs) … Read more
the easiest way i can think of is to use a plugin that creates a form by shortcode like contact form 7 for example and I’ll break it in to easy steps. Create the form on your main site or what ever site you would like to manage the forms data through. Create a page … Read more
you can do that very simply with contact form 7 plugin that lets you send two emails on every form submit, so on the first mail collect all of the form fields and send it to your self and in the 2nd email just mail the user the voucher. Hope this helps
options.php does not automatically save in the database anything that you post to it. You must also tell the page which options it should look for in the posted data. I see that you have set option_page to admin_bar, which is half of the solution. The other half is to add the option names to … Read more
I would use wp_get_attachment_image() (Codex ref), which returns a fully-formed HTML IMG tag: <?php wp_get_attachment_image( $attachment_id, $size, $icon ); ?> I assume you already know how to get the attachment image ID? The default image size is thumbnail, but you can pass any standard image size (e.g. full, large, medium), or any custom image size … Read more
I’ve just begun using Gravity Forms but I’ve used Formidable quite a lot. My biggest complaints about Formidable is the way it handles upgrades. If you have a ‘Pro’ account, when an upgrade is available you have to go through a multi-step, not very intuitive upgrade process every time. Other than that, so far Formidable … Read more
I just wanted to add two small things for other peoples…. if your template supports it you can just add : <?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/searchform.php’); ?> 2.adding the following code will put a text inside the search box. (like “Write your search and hit Enter” ) <form method=”get” id=”searchform” action=”<?php bloginfo(‘home’); ?>/”> <div><input type=”text” … Read more
This seems to be a valid answer: Use Contact Form 7. In the “Additional Settings” box enter the following: on_sent_ok:”_gaq.push([‘_trackPageview’, ‘/G1/whatever’]);” Where /G1/whatever is the Goal URL you set on your Google Analytics options page.
WordPress + Gravity Forms is all you’ll need for this project. Gravity Forms even has paypal integration. Set up a registration form, add on payment and you’re ready to roll. They have detailed instructions and tutorials on how to set everything up and a very active forum if you run into any issues.
You could try the paid version of the InfoGeniuz WP plugin for Contact Form 7. I’m just starting out with it myself, but my initial tests seem very promising. They also have versions for CForms II and Gravity Forms, integrations with Aweber and SalesNexus, and more coming. Just make sure to back up your WP … Read more