try adding the following code to your functions.php file, add_filter( ‘wpcf7_autop_or_not’,’__return_false’); the will remove the <p></p> wrapping tags added by the CF7 plugin for each new line in your form.
That action means “post the form back to the website root”. Your website root is the very ‘top level’ of your domain, for example http://www.example.com/. The hash indicates the point in the document to jump to – in this case, I’m betting the ID of the form is wpcf7-f1-t1-o1? You shouldn’t need to alter this. … Read more
If 2 fields have same name, web browsers ignore one of them. So you can’t have the name as name=”post_content” using contact form 7(or anything else) You can however make the name as name=”post_content[]” which tells the browser that the field is not single & the browser won’t ignore any of them. If you use … Read more
You can use a tel shortcode to do this: [tel* id:field-mobile 10/10 “placeholder text”] This brings up the issue of browser support; if the browser in use does not support the tel input type, it will fall back to a plain text field. Source: http://contactform7.com/text-fields/ (halfway down the page)
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
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
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
Well without more code it’s hard to tell but one thing is you are wrapping a shortcode with php tags. My guess is you have error logs turned off or you’d see Santax error unexpected ‘[‘ on line XXX If you are using the post/page editor you want to use[contact-form-7 id=”181″ title=”Contact form 1″] (see … Read more