• Resolved floatingpointmatt

    (@floatingpointmatt)


    Hello,

    While troubleshooting a client site, I encountered difficulty with the Visual Form Builder plugin.

    The stated requirements are WordPress 3.0; however, reliance on the wp-admin/includes/class-wp-list-table.php actually makes the requirements WordPress 3.1.

    Obviously running the latest version of WordPress is highly desirable, but given the state of many plugins and themes not always a possibility.

    In this case, when the plugin fails on the require_once for class-wp-list-table.php it breaks the administrative back end of the WordPress install.

    Ideally a check for the existence of the file prior to the require would be preferred.

    Other than the above, I’ve not used the Visual Form Builder plugin, so I can’t speak to its quality; however, it appears to fill a valid need with WordPress.

    All the best with this and future development!

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/visual-form-builder/

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  • Plugin Author Matthew Muro

    (@mmuro)

    Thanks for spotting this. I didn’t realize I had set the requirements at 3.0. Easy enough to update it to 3.1 🙂

    Plugin Author Matthew Muro

    (@mmuro)

    I just remembered that the requirements were 3.0 compatible up until I released the latest version. The new version added the Entries feature which requires the WP_List_Table class and is only available in 3.1.

    Thread Starter floatingpointmatt

    (@floatingpointmatt)

    Glad to hear that things are well in hand.

    Many thanks for your response!

    Hello to everyone.

    I need help to create a form where I can put on the same line, various information.
    Example:
    Line 1 = Field Name and Field Last Name
    Line 2 – Field Product, Field Quantity and Field Field Description
    Line 3 – Field Product, Field Quantity and Field Field Description

    I am using the Form with Visual Form Builder v.1.3.1. And it only allows you to create the fields one below the other

    Plugin Author Matthew Muro

    (@mmuro)

    If you want inline fields all you have to do is change the CSS to whatever requirements you need. See the FAQ on how to customize the CSS.

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