I would use Post My Contact Form plugin extension. You can map your form to a custom post or an existing post type, and map individual form fields to custom post fields. Each form submissions are stored as a post in your dashboard and the author of the submission is set to the logged in … Read more
Use Post My Contact Form plugin extension. You can map your form to a custom post or an existing post type, and map individual form fields to custom post fields. This is a lot more practical than CF7 Database as it allows you have each form submissions stored as a post and therefore reuse the … Read more
May be try like this: foreach( $post_ids->posts as $id): // get the post title, and apply any filters which plugins may have added // (get_the_title returns unfiltered value) $name[] = apply_filters(‘the_title’, get_the_title($id)); $lname[] = get_post_meta($id, ‘last_name’, TRUE); $address[] = get_post_meta($id, ‘address’, TRUE); $cinfo[] = get_post_meta($id, ‘contact_info’, TRUE); endforeach; $data = [‘fname’=>$name, ‘lname’=>$lname, ‘address’=>$address, ‘cinfo’=>$cinfo]; <script> … Read more
You need to integrate a a custom field tag into your form so that the cf7 validation process correctly identifies your required field. To do this you need to create a custom field tag using contact form 7 hook functionality, the details of which you can find on the contact form 7 official website. Googling … Read more
Thanks to the answer from John at avexdesign above as well as the link to the tutorial from SilenceIT, I have a couple more details in case anyone comes across this. As of version 3.1, the line to edit is now line 60 in the controller.php file. As stated by avexdesigns, you must change ONLY … Read more
In the past I’ve used a plugin called Tippy for ToolTips that brings up a box with your words when you mouseover. That said, if you search the plugins directory on the WordPress Codex for “tooltips” you’ll find oodles of choices. Having just done so, I think WordPress Tooltips might be a good option for … Read more
There is a fatal error in the theme you are using. When I checked the response in firebug console, I got the following error Fatal error: Cannot use object of type WP_Error as array in /home/content/s/b/r/sbrenan/html/peteshighway.com/wp-content/themes/peteshwy/functions.php on line 96 Either you fix this or contact with the theme support team.
From the codex: The shortcode parser uses a single pass on the post content. This means that if the $content parameter of a shortcode handler contains another shortcode, it won’t be parsed. http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API The codex also provides the solution to your issue, which is to use the funciton do_shortcode() If the enclosing shortcode is intended … Read more
Hi you can perform this with Below code [formlightbox title=”Send me a message” text=”Contact me”] [contact-form-7 id=”401″ title=”Contact form 1″] [/formlightbox] For this you needs 2 plugins (1) Contact Form 7 (2) Form Lightbox you can check this at http://www.myphpmaster.com/form-lightbox-demo/
Just simply put your add_action hook in a simple plugin. Activate the plugin and watch it run with the rest of the plugins. If you insist on putting the add_action in the theme’s functions.php then simply define a constant in your point of entry script, like this: define(‘SCRIPTONOMY’, true); Finally run a conditional in the … Read more