You seem to be talking about multi step form. Multi step form mean a large form which contains different sections are divided into multiple step to finish the form easily and clearly. By this you can set validation and take them to where ever you want. Here’s a tutorial to guide in the process: Multi … Read more
The easiest way is to use HubSpot’s PHP wrappers to get the data you need: https://github.com/HubSpot/haPiHP Basically the wrappers are just JSON data fetchers, so you can also just take out the code you need from the wrapper source, if you need to. Create new HubSpot_Forms instance and use e.g. the get_forms() to get the … Read more
By replacing of all the serialised data I had backed up in the row with key cforms_settings I managed to get the form presets back. The plugin accepted this and worked as before. Life is beautiful.
The nonce field is not added to the form, and is therefore not passed in the POST request when submitting the form. Thus, isset( $_POST[‘post_nonce_field’] ) returns false and the conditional is never true. Try moving the nonce field to someplace between the opening form tag ( <form>) and closing form tag (</form>). EDIT: The … Read more
Your validation is not working because the variables with the empty array return true with isset; Go to http://writecodeonline.com/php/ and try this code, and you’ll understand: $test = “”; if ( isset($test) ){ echo “true”; } The right function for it, instead of isset is empty. Try it out: $test = “”; if ( empty($test) … Read more
The issue you are running into is partially an HTML issue. Forms cannot be nested. You are likely putting this inside of another form (as a great bulk of the backend is already forms). WordPress provides good handling for receiving submitted data to extend core functionality. I suggest that you look into this and figure … Read more
It is possible and there are a number of ways to go about doing this, all of them requiring that you can write code or find someone willing to write it for you. One option would be to send your content via ajax to admin-ajax.php along with any wanted authentication tokens … and then listen … Read more
“create a plugin” isn’t really a separate option, you’d still need to intercept requests somehow. I’ve used the init method, and it’s a viable option. Checking isset on a POST var before kicking off your processing logic is extremely fast, I doubt you could even reliably measure the impact in the sea of other things … Read more
It sounds like a ‘classic rollover effect bug’ to me: if you trigger a visual effect on any link (or ‘button’) either with jQuery or JavaScript, users on touch devices may be forced to click twice: “iPad/iPhone hover problem causes the user to double click a link“ I suggest you either try to replace the … Read more
Assuming the data is saved in a database you could create a total count function. You will obviously need to work on the query as its impossible to answer without knowing what your database looks like. If you aren’t saving the data, then theres no chance your going to get this to work. Here is … Read more