dthimsen

I install the CFF updates as soon as they are released which seems to about weekly. I think the update I installed on the 24th (Version 6.2.102) knocked off the Server Side Equations.

Thanks for your help. The new CFF custom template and the use of iframes for the forms both work correctly. With the custom template, I had to create the /wp-content/uploads/calculated-fields-form/templates/ directory, and didn’t understand the directions well enough to see that subdirectories where required.

For anyone following this thread, I also ran into another problem when I started using the “iframe” attribute on the shortcode to fix the original problem. The css structure seems to be different when the form is loaded via an iframe. In my case, none of the forms used the font settings specified during the theme configuration. Most of the problems in my case were fixed when I added the following to the start of the style.css file:

@import “/wp-content/uploads/generatepress/style.min.css”;

Note: This would obviously only work for sites using the generate press theme.

Anyway, thanks again for your help and putting up with my questions.

Don

I’ve tried adding the iframe attribute to the shortcut(s) on the CF20 page:

[CP_CALCULATED_FIELDS id=”30″ iframe=”1″ class=”cp_cff_professional” ]
[CP_CALCULATED_FIELDS id=”30″ class=”cp_cff_professional” iframe=”1″ ]

While I assume the iframe attribute will fix the problem with the cache, adding the attribute disables the custom template we use on the pages. Here’s a link to the discussion we had years ago about using custom templates:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/adding-a-custom-template/#post-12678220

For comparison, the CF20 uses the iframe in the shortcut and the CF23 page does not:

Cape Fisherman 20 – Jones Brothers Marine
Cape Fisherman 23 – Jones Brothers Marine

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Don

I applied the update and cleared the cache on both the browser and server. The update worked. Thank you very much for the quick fix!

BTW, my development site and the temporary test VM are both running CentOS 7. I’ve also tried two different versions of PHP – 7.2.30 and 7.4.4.

I’ve been trying your suggestion and cannot get the my custom template to work. First off, I assume you only need to the style.css file in the wp-content/uploads folder. Note: The only change in this style from the default 02 is one of the background color values which should produce a very noticeable effect . Here’s a link to the style.css:

https://test.jonesbrothersmarine.com/wp-content/uploads/jbm-cff-template/style.css

At first, I left the template 02 in the CFF definition thinking that the @import would override the default template. When that didn’t work, I switched back to the default template and tried to manual set the class by adding it to the shortcode:

[CP_CALCULATED_FIELDS id="7" class="cp_cff_professional"]

Here’s a link to a test page (expand pricing to see the form):

https://test.jonesbrothersmarine.com/jbm_capefish23.htm

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Don