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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Forms] Changing width of formCazer,
Thanks! One issue from that solution is it makes all of the input areas the same size. Since my last box is ‘Comments’, I’d like it to have space for a few lines of text, whereas the others only need space for one. Is there a way to adjust that?
Thanks!
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In reply to: [Google Forms] Confirmation RedirectMike,
Looks like that does suppress the Google content. The redirect still happens, but it’s much cleaner to just have the one line of text from the previous page, and then the redirect to the confirmation. I’ll clear out the response log with all the tests. (Unless you’d actually like to be on our mailing list? 😉 )Thanks for the help!
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In reply to: [Google Forms] Confirmation RedirectMike,
You’re welcome to submit responses… I’ve been running a number of test responses while I set things up, so I’ll need to go in at the end of today and clear out the response log anyway. I don’t really know enough about CSS to try to work it out myself… I’ve got just a bit of basic knowledge. (When I invent that extra day in every week, it’s high on my list of things to learn.) But if you have suggestions, I’ll definitely try implementing them.
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In reply to: [Google Forms] Confirmation RedirectMike,
I tried adding the Custom CSS you suggested, and setting the style to AJAX and I still am having the redirect issue. The page is not loading quickly enough to avoid users seeing both confirmations. I like the custom confirmation, but if I can’t prevent it from showing both, I’ll probably disable it to avoid confusion from our users. The form is here: http://www.krausfitch.com/contact-us/cohousing
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In reply to: [Google Forms] "This is a required question" after every questionPerfect! Fixes the problem exactly. Thanks so much for you help!
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In reply to: [Google Forms] "This is a required question" after every questionMike,
Thanks for the heads up about the new way to do it. That’s very useful. However, I’m still getting the “This is a required question” message. I even tried recreating the form from scratch in Google Drive. The new form is here: Form on Google Drive
If it helps, I did figure out where/when the text shows up in the Google form. If a question is required and you click in the textbox to answer it, but click out of the textbox without adding any text, that phrase appears below the box. But it shouldn’t be showing up when the form first loads. In this case the new form that is being linked has never had any of the fields marked as a required question, so it shouldn’t be showing up at all.
Here’s a link to the form, which is published but not linked to anything else on our website right now: Form on WordPress via Google Forms plug-in
Any thoughts?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Forms] "This is a required question" after every questionMike,
Thanks for the quick response! I’m fairly new to WordPress and CSS (recently taken over editing for this website, and kind of learning on the fly) and this is the first plug-in I’m using from scratch, so I’m not sure if I’m entirely understanding your question about Custom Post Types and validation. (Sorry!)
Here’s a link to the form as it looks as a live form from Google Drive: Google Drive Form
Currently, I’m putting the form onto a page via the [gform form= <link to google drive URL for the form>’] that you discussed here: http://michaelwalsh.org/wordpress/wordpress-plugins/wpgform/sample-form/
Here’s a partial screenshot of the page preview: Screen shot
Is there some other way that I should be inserting the form into our site?