• I am running CCF 6.3 and I have the following issues…

    1. When in the admin, manage form, any value entered into either of the advanced field options, class name or placeholder text, are not saving to the db.

    2. When the CSS class name is added directly to the db via phpMyAdmin, those values are not being echo’d to the front of the website.

    Please help!

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-contact-forms/

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  • Thread Starter groovefactory

    (@groovefactory)

    I also can not update other fields, like notification emails. The screen darkens for the ajax call, then lightens as if successful.

    I am using Propulsion theme by Kriesi

    Thread Starter groovefactory

    (@groovefactory)

    When saving the manage form box in the admin, firebug says that I am getting a ‘405 method not allowed’ error. It looks to be an error because of the PUT instead of POST saving method. Thoughts?

    Plugin Author Taylor Lovett

    (@tlovett1)

    You most likely have a plugin conflict. Try deactivating other plugins and activate a default theme to diagnose.

    Thread Starter groovefactory

    (@groovefactory)

    Taylor, your response confuses me in … I am getting a server error with the PUT method. How that is a plugin conflict?

    Thread Starter groovefactory

    (@groovefactory)

    My apologies, I had to reconfigure my web server to accept PUT. It was not a plugin conflict.

    Maybe you can shed some light on the .left and .right classes in the CSS. At first glance they appear to stack two form fields side-by-side. Is this the intent or are they used somewhere else within the forms?

    (if they are meant to be used to allow fields to sit next to each other, how are they supposed to be used, because adding them to the field itself places the class in the wrong hierarchy for the CSS to work as written, it would need to be .ccf-form-wrapper .field.left without the space between field and the period for left, correct?)

    Plugin Author Taylor Lovett

    (@tlovett1)

    Hmmm, .left and .right are meant to force fields to sit next to each other. Can you link me to your form so I can see?

    Thread Starter groovefactory

    (@groovefactory)

    Form is Here

    I have written my own CSS for this form. You can disable it using Developer Toolbox Edit CSS, and comment out lines 205+ in custom.css

    The fields with the classes are Referred Contact Name and Referred Contact Email:

    <div data-field-type="single-line-text" class=" field referredcontactname single-line-text field-3961 left field-required">
    			<label for="ccf_field_referredcontactname">
    				<span class="required">*</span>				Referred Contact Name			</label>
    			<input class=" field-input" required="" aria-required="true" name="ccf_field_referredcontactname" id="ccf_field_referredcontactname" placeholder="" value="" type="text">
    					</div>
    
    		<div data-field-type="single-line-text" class=" field referredcontactemail single-line-text field-3971 right ">
    			<label for="ccf_field_referredcontactemail">
    								Referred Contact Email			</label>
    			<input class=" field-input" name="ccf_field_referredcontactemail" id="ccf_field_referredcontactemail" placeholder="" value="" type="text">
    					</div>
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