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Okay, I think I only need to verify one more thing. My client currently allows guests to book on booking.com, homeaway.co.uk and tripadvisor.com. Do you know if your plugin supports automatic calendar updates from these platforms?
Thank you for the prompt reply. Is there a limit to the number of resources that can be shown in the timeline view? I am expecting from 9 to 12, although I do not yet know the total number.
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In reply to: [Polylang] Alternate Text for ImagesHi Simon,
Was this with the free or paid version of Polylang?
Best regards,
JayForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Polylang] Alternate Text for ImagesHi Simon!
Did you ever find a solution for this issue? We are considering using Polylang free on a site, but are running into this issue. Polylang Pro is too expensive for this small site, so we might have to research an alternative solution if Polylang does not support this feature.
Cheers,
JayThanks for the clarification.
I would not disagree that core WordPress is much more mature than Joomla. IMHO the Joomla dev team got complacent, or perhaps even lazy. That cost the Joomla community dearly.
On your point about better support and more dependable products, however, I would have to disagree. Certainly there are a slew of products for both platforms that are great, and there are also some that are not so great. A great product does not have to cost a small fortune, and a moderately-priced product does not always feature poor support.
It is unfortunate that the folks behind RS Form Pro have not made a version for WordPress. If they did, and maintained the same quality product at a similar price point, it would certainly make the WordPress forms market more interesting.
Cheers!
Hi – Thank you for taking the time to reply. Maybe I missed on the page you mentioned; however, I did not miss it here: http://prntscr.com/pi4nfo. You might consider checking over the feature comparison in detail.
Don’t get me wrong, I realize everyone is out to make a living. That said, having only a single option after installing the plugin was extremely disappointing, especially what I had seen on the features comparison page.
Coming from the Joomla world since the first days, I have grown accustomed to RS Form Pro. It had every feature I ever needed, including conditional formatting, at a price that didn’t break the bank. Forms is one area of WordPress where an affordable solution with excellent features for unlimited sites seems to be lacking.
@webtoffee Hi again. I see from the changelog that the shortcode for the Reject button is now included by default in 1.7.5. Great move! 🙂
One final question. If I buy the single site license to test the premium features, can I return that within the 30-day refund period and instead purchase a multi-site license?
@webtoffee Thank you for the prompt reply. Yes, even with the shortcode [cookie_reject] in the message bar text field, the Reject button would not show up. I did not that there was an incremental release to 1.7.5 overnight, so I upgraded. After I did, I then deactivated the plugin, then reactivated it, and the Reject button finally showed up. I don’t know if the issue was related to whatever changed from 1.7.4 to 1.7.5, although it appears to be resolved. Thanks again.