How to allow user to select User ID in Formidable Pro form? [closed]
How to allow user to select User ID in Formidable Pro form? [closed]
How to allow user to select User ID in Formidable Pro form? [closed]
Ajaxify Form That Submits To Same Page To Display Post Data [closed]
Submit custom form from post content and execute in plugin
there are 2 very popular form plugins Gravity Forms – extremely customisable and saves all data to your database (Commercial) Contact Form 7 – also saves everything to your database and easy to use (Free) Both send the data to the Admin panel so you can review inside WordPress. I know that Gravity Forms has … Read more
How did you tried to embed them? Is it post or page? My solution would be to add it into an iframe , add code below as html to your page/post. <iframe frameborder=”1″ height=”200″ name=”frame1″ scrolling=”yes” src=”http://download.belastingdienst.nl/belastingdienst/docs/aangifte_bpm_verzoek_teruggaaf_bpm_bpm0162z3plfol.pdf” width=”550″></iframe> you should change the width and height accordingly ofcourse. Let me know if it worked.
<td><form action=”<?php menu_page_url(‘edit’) ?>” method=”post”> <input type=”hidden” id=”<?php echo $issue->id?>” name=”id” value=”1″> <input type=”submit” value=”Edit”> </form> </td> Then, in the function where you add your admin pages: add_submenu_page( null, ‘edit’, ‘Edit’, $capability, ‘edit’, ‘create_edit’); Also add this function: function create_edit(){ include ‘edit.php’; } It would probably be a good thing to have more unique names … Read more
The metabox itself sits inside a form which encompasses (almost) the entire page. You’re metabox callback shouldn’t print a form itself (since you’ll end up with nested forms). Instead the meta data should be updated when the post itself is updated, using the save_post hook. The only way of updating part of the post’s metadata … Read more
I would check out ContactForm7 it is a nice combination of easy to use and customizable at the same time. You can input html directly into the form if you’d like, and it doesn’t suffer from the same vulnerabilities that CCF does.
You just need to reorder your function. Create your user before you enter your post, then the ‘post_author’ => $user_id field will actually have a value.
Dynamically add more fields/remove last field in a form