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Thank you, it seems everything is ok now !

I’m monitoring that “coming soon” sites now.

Thank you,

Hi, thanks for reply.

I’ve sent the report as instructed. The report is from a test site/domain: farabatranete.ro, hosted under webmin/virtualmin cpanel.
This is a test domain/site for the moment so if there is any other test needed, most probably I’m able to proceed with it.

Thank you,

Hei, thank you, it works !

Thank you very much, I didn’t know it’s a theme conflict, wonderful and very useful plugin !

Solved by deleting and reinstalling sydney theme from dashboard/appearance/themes/search and sydney toolbox

Thank you for your theme,

Thank you for reply. Yes, I need to show the calculated result of an already submitted form to the user that submitted the form.

I have found the solution by passing the parameter in the URL, instructions here:

https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/get-and-use-forminator-quiz-form-data-on-other-pages/

and with url-params plugin.

In fact, I have solved a previous question about timed forms (for IQ tests), using the “timed content” plugin to control the timing of a forminator form. The problem was that after the time is up, the form is “closed” (hidden) but still I needed to solve two things:

1. to display the results, but the form was now fully hidden. The solution was the one mentioned above (thank you forminator) by passing the results to the success page in URL
2. to force the form to be submitted when the time is up. The solution was a small javascript snippet inserted as a block into the page that contains the form, after the form shortcode:

<script type="text/javascript"> 
setTimeout(func, XXXX);
function func() {
    document.getElementById('forminator-module-YYYY').submit();
}
</script>

where XXXX is the time to wait until the form must be submited in miliseconds and YYYY is the forminator form number (from the shortcode).

Now everything it’s working, but I really would appreciate your opinion.

Thank you,