You need to validate the reCAPTCHA immediately once you POST the form. You’re just sending a POST to the same page, so it should be done before any other handling. If it does not validate, you need to show the form again, with an error message. function recaptcha_validated(){ if( empty( $_POST[‘g-recaptcha-response’] ) ) return FALSE; … Read more
You can send GET variables in the URL using wp_redirect. For example: wp_redirect( home_url() .’/form?result=error&reason=3′); As far as I know, yes, admin-post is the best-practices way to handle POST data in WordPress.
Trying to save and display a wp_editor()
The best way to process the custom form is the following. If you are using nonce then you don’t really have to check $_POST[‘checkbox’], the code below can be used simply to verify_nonce and then process the form. function process_my_form() { if ( wp_verify_nonce( $_POST[‘my_nonce_field’], ‘my_nonce’ ) ) { // process your form here // … Read more
Simply add the post_id parameter to the get_comments arguments array something like: global $current_user,$post; $args = array(‘user_id’ => $current_user->ID,’post_id’ => $post->ID); $usercomment = get_comments($args); if(count($usercomment) >= 1){ echo ‘disabled’; } else { comment_form(); }
Okay, so in case this is of use to anyone else. The original checkbox hack tut that I was following came from here. I’ve got around the issue that I was having in WordPress by wrapping my checkboxes in the labels like <label><input id=”fieldjtdktry-0″ name=”cm-fo-jtdktry” value=”4469820″ type=”checkbox” /><span></span>Learn</label> and then just tweaking the CSS selector … Read more
Your problem is adding the scripts, styles inside the class, and because the class instance is created when the hook add_meta_box is fired, at that time the wp_enqueue_script/style are already finished. A solution for you is adding the scripts, styles outside the function and the class. And because meta boxes are used only at editing … Read more
Here’s some code on how you could simply leverage the gform_after_submission hook of Gravity Forms to set a cookie based on your form ID once submitted, then check for that on the confirmation page by hooking into template_redirect. In order to customize the functionality, you’ll want to look at the docs for setcookie, gform_after_submission and … Read more
The best way to deal with Form Posts in WordPress is to use a special endpoint, /wp-admin/admin-post.php. POST data can be messed up, both by the WP Query call, and by any redirects that happen. So you set up your form with this action: <form action=”<?= admin_url(‘admin-post.php’) ?>” method=”post”> <input type=”hidden” name=”action” value=”special_action”> <?php wp_nonce_field(‘special_action_nonce’, … Read more
Use esc_url( $url ) for URLs that should be displayed and esc_url_raw( $url ) if the URL should be sent to the database. The first will replace bare ampersands & with &. The second is a wrapper for the first; it will just suppress the escaping of ampersands. Both functions will check the protocol. See … Read more