Contact Form 7 has some special mail tags (http://contactform7.com/special-mail-tags/) You can insert them into the Message Body field or other fields in the Mail section. [_remote_ip] – This tag will be replaced by the sender’s client IP address. [_user_agent] – This tag will be replaced by the sender’s user agent information. [_url] – This tag … Read more
— Append parent_ to all your top level options’ values like: parent_Course A, parent_Course B — Also add extra options with the value as “endparent” something like below structure parent_Course A: course 1 course 2 course 3 course 4 endparent parent_Course B: course 1 course 2 course 3 endparent Code: // contact us form – … Read more
UPDATE: This has been fixed in Contact Form 7 – v4.2.2 The issue is that whenever Contact Form 7 generates the form shortcode it doesn’t create a name attribute and it doesn’t seem to fallback to using the title attribute of the shortcode. HTML 5 doesn’t like empty name attributes. One solution until this is … Read more
For both forms: Go to admin=> Contact => Edit Contact form => Additional Settings Just go to that location and paste the below mentioned code on_sent_ok: “grecaptcha.reset();” DONE with the code, now check your recaptcha will behave as per your requirement. This may help for you.
Just use mail_2 instead of mail $mail = $contact_form->prop( ‘mail_2’ ); $mail[‘body’]= “CUSTOM BODY TEXT”; $contact_form->set_properties( array( ‘mail_2’ => $mail ) );
Just found solution: I’ve switched default [submit] with <button id=’submit’ class=”wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-submit”><span class=”lang-pl”>Wyślij</span> <span class=”lang-en”>Send</span></button> and it works like a charm, now just styling in CSS
You don’t need much code for it. just goto contact form > select contact form > additional setting, paste below code. document.addEventListener( ‘wpcf7mailsent’, function( event ) { location = ‘YOUR_PDF_URL’;}, false );
First of all if you are already checking if the field is empty with that function, there’s no need to use * in the backoffice [email* your-email]. In any case, it’s not working because is_required()executes first than your function. Solutions: 1) Remove the * in the backend OR 2) Change the priority // From 20 … Read more
It’s because your shortcode echoes the output than returning it — shortcodes should not echo the output, but return it — unless in certain cases like complex HTML markup in the output, where you need to use output buffering. So your code should look like: function cf7_shortcode() { return ‘<span>test shortcode</span>’; } add_shortcode( ‘cf7_shortcode’, ‘cf7_shortcode’ … Read more
you can use below code to hide message // Contact Form 7 submit event fire document.addEventListener(‘wpcf7submit’, function(event) { setTimeout(function() { jQuery(‘form.wpcf7-form’).removeClass(‘sent’); jQuery(‘form.wpcf7-form’).removeClass(‘failed’); jQuery(‘form.wpcf7-form’).addClass(‘init’); }, 1000); }, false);