For your second question (how to send separate email with different info): see the mail2 tab below the first mail entry on the Mail tab. Click the checkbox to get another Mail form where you can set up the second email.
If you don’t need to use Contact Form 7 (as you are creating your own custom contact form), deactivate the plugin to solve the conflict.
What I have learned is that the screen shot method is not really possible. So what I have done is used a method prescribed here using FPDF: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/convert-pdf-file The last post is most instructive. The problem with this method is that it is not conditional regarding the form and so some if statements needed to … Read more
I don’t get it by the subject line multiscreen the dashboard, but as per the description you can use the plugin Contact Form Submissions for all form input data: https://wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-submissions/ You can track all the form submissions in the database and can see in the WordPress admin.
The best way to have tailored experience is to make people to sign in to the site. Once they are logged in, you can store whatever information in the DB and retrieve it when needed. If you do not want to ask for more than a name, you can generate a wordpress user for them … Read more
Try this one instead http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/si-contact-form/ The safest thing to do is just have no contact form and a plain old email link.
You need to add docx as an accepted filetype in the CF7 shortcode for your upload field, eg: [file your-file filetypes:pdf|doc|docx|odf|rtf]
I am not sure about subcategories that will expand only after clicking I have never seen any form fields that does this. However, you can use the dynamic_dropdonw field available in the Smart Grid-Layout Extension for CF7 plugin. It allows you to build a select2 droddown field using a category. Select2 js are quite cool … Read more
I solved this problem using the Contact Form DB plugin. I used their HTML shortcode [cfdb-html] to call the img url saved to the wordpress database Then I limited it to the most recent row (using the documentation available on their site) to make sure only the image was shown. Some basic CSS finished it … Read more
After trying a few more ideas I found the one that did the trick. So if anyone else is looking for something similar, here’s what worked for me: $(function() { $(‘.checkbox’).click(function() { if ($(‘:checked’, this).length > 0) { $(this).addClass(‘selected’); } else { $(this).removeClass(‘selected’); } }); });