That’s great! I can link to this on the Form Manager page, if you don’t mind. I looked at your code and I don’t see any problems.
Hey HC
Thanks. But hold off on second, please. I noticed I didn’t sanitize the input from the admin side widget. So there’s just a small bit of clean up. I’ll get back to you with a link to that in a day or so.
Also, I did since find that there is a WP filter setting for running shortcodes in a generic text widget. The difference between that and this widget is this widget doesn’t force you to open up your widgets to any/all shortcodes. I’m not sure if I would have coded-up the widget if I knew that sooner but what’s done is done 🙂
Also, if you decide to change the error handling, let me know and I’ll update the widget. Checking for the value of a to-be displayed string, as opposed to an error code flag is kinda iffy but it works.
Hello again Mr. H –
Here’s a link to the slightly tweaked version:
http://www.chiefalchemist.com/au-wordpress-form-manager-widget-v0-5-1/
Thanks
MS
Working great. Integration with the plugin would be awesome.
Thx Bage.
Yes, integration would be cool. That said, that’s the beauty of the plugin/widget architecture.
If I had a wish it would be to figure out a way to get reCAPTCHA – or similar – to work in a smaller space. That would make this the widget capability even nicer.
If you have any other ideas let me know. Perhaps entering multiple slugs such that the widget would pick one of many? Kinda a pseudo A/B testing. That is, maybe one form pulls better than others? That might be interesting, yes?
I’ll look around for a smaller human test. There are ways of customizing the Google reCAPTCHA though, but I don’t know how small you can make it.
I’ll integrate the widget into the next update.
Hey hoff & Chief,
Did this end up being intergrated? If so, how do I access it?
Is the non-integrated still OK to use anyway?
Love your work 😉 Cheers!
