Hello @petercarr351,
The modules to manage the forms’ submissions (to store the collected data into a database, send the notification emails, integrate the form with a payment gateway, etc.) are not included with the free version of the plugin. The free version of the plugin does not include the attribute: “Display submit button?”
Does mean you cannot insert a submit button in the form?
Not really.
If you want includes a submit button with the form using the free version of the plugin, simply insert a common button in the form with the following piece of code as the onclick event:
jQuery(this).closest('form').submit();
or you can insert a “HTML Content” field in the form with the <input> tag directly as its content:
<input type="submit" value="Send" />
of course, using the free version of the plugin the code to process the submitted data should be implemented by yourself.
Best regards.
Thank you your prompt reply;
We are testing this plugin to complete a simple and complex set of calculators for our site. Is there a demo version where we can test all features without having to purchase the plugin?
Hello @petercarr351,
Please, visit the following links to the demo website with the features of the professional version of the plugin and some features for the Developer version:
Public website:
http://demos.net-factor.com/calculated-fields-form/
WordPress:
http://demos.net-factor.com/calculated-fields-form/wp-login.php
Best regards.
Ok; thank you. I am using the demo version but the form does not send to the email I have specified. Is this a bug or a limitation of the demo version?
I have checked spam, etc and not nothing. But I can see the submissions on the page.
Also, another question, can I remove payment status if I do not need to process payment as part of form?
Peter
Hello,
First, if you have configured the form for using your PayPal account (or PayPal Sandbox account), and you have configured the form for sending the notification email only after received the payment notification (through the attribute: “When should be sent the notification-confirmation emails?”), you should ensure the IPN (Instant Payments notifications) is enabled in your PayPal account or the website won’t be notified about the payments.
If you don’t need a payment gateway associated to your form, simply select the “No” option for the “Enable Paypal Payments?” attribute in the form’s settings.
Best regards.
I have that disbaled and the form appears to submit properly but it does not send emails. Is this a demo thing or just a bug?
Peter
Hello,
If you have inserted your email address in the “From” attribute it is very probable your email service identifies that the sender email does not correspond to the website that sends it and eliminates the email by security reasons.
By the way, if you have inserted an email field in the form, and you want receive the notification email in email address entered through the form, be sure you have configured correctly the “Email Copy to User” section.
Note that the “Email field on the form” is an list that allows multiple selection, so, the field should be selected explicitly (it is not sufficient that the field appears in the list, you should select it)
Best regards.
