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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Auto-SubmitYou are utterly amazing, thank you! Do you like what we are trying to do here? Hopefully it will be useful to someone else.
Many thanks,
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Auto-SubmitHey!
Thank you for your reply.
I am using url parameters to pre-populate the form, and then I’d like it to auto-submit the form when the page loads. So it helps my users to submit the form without completing it.
I have tried the code and the form does submit, but it doesn’t process the url parameters…I have put the html code right at the end of the form to see if this helps but I still get a confirmation email with no field data. Any thoughts?
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Help with stringHey,
I understand, thanks for that.
I have found the regular expression online, thanks again for the great plugin and support.
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Help with stringHey, thanks for that.
Would this be something you can help me with, for a development fee?
Many thanks,
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Help with stringHey,
So simple! You genius.
Very last one…
I have a field (Single Line Text), I notice there is an option to add the option ‘Validate against a regular expression’. Is there a way I can use this option to ensure there is a space in the text field. For example, I need users to add a space between their post codes e.g. SE1 3DR. I was wondering if this validation option can through an error if the user inputs the post code without the space: e.g. SE13DR.
Many thanks again,
SimonForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Help with stringHi!
Thank you so much for the reply and suggestion. It works great.
My only issue, is where the formula is close in characters, the system outputs the value for shortest string. As an example:
if( /E1/i.test(fieldname83) ) return ’30’;
if( /E10/i.test(fieldname83) ) return ’35’;The above is contained in my calculated field, however, if ‘E10′ is entered into fieldname83, it returns the result ’30’ instead of ’35’. I presume, the top formula overrides the second one as it recognises the first two characters and returns the output for ‘E1’.
Is there a syntax I can add to the formula which addresses this?
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In reply to: [Contact Form 7 Database + | CFDB+] Export – Security Issue Resolved?Hey,
That’s just an example field which you could use to provide a user a feed of their submissions, you would need to filter results for that user only and so as an example, I have assumed there is a column in the form names ‘User’, which stores the Username of the user.
The issue is when you create the export link, all somebody needs to do is remove this filter from the url and then they can export all of the forms data.
I would be keen to know if there is a plan to make this less vulnerable.
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Add CSS Layout KeywordsThank you so much!
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Destination Emails FieldAh yes! You are absolutely right, I was testing with the <%fieldname1_value%> tag, which wasn’t working. Your suggestion works great.
Thanks again,
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Send Email to multiple Emails – AttributeHi,
Thanks for that. I was rather more hoping that the email form field on the front end could accept multiple email addresses, comma separated, so the website user can add more than one email address for the confirmation email to go to, without have to complete two email fields. If that makes sense.
Would there be a function for this? I’ve tested adding more than one email address into an email field, comma separated, but it doesn’t allow the form to send due to validation errors.
Many thanks,
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Send Email to multiple Emails – AttributeAh! Sorry, I am familiar with that field.
I was rather hoping something similar could be used for an email address form field which the customer fills out on the front end, as opposed to the admin area.
I have a customer who wants a confirmation email to be sent to two different email addresses when he completes the form, I was wondering if this could be done without having to add another email field on the front end. I’ve tested comma separating the email addresses on the front end in the email field, but it throws a validation error when trying to submit.
Thanks,
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] DS Hidden Field and Post TitleHi there!
Sorry for the delay. Can you remind me of your support link so I can send you the details confidentially as the site is not public?
Many thanks,
SimonForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] DS Hidden Field and Post TitleHi!
Thanks for the reply.
I’m not running a database query, I’m simply using the defaulted options you have provided with the field e.g. Post Type, Page, Page Name.
When I set the Hidden DS field to pull in the current page name, it works for the first page I embed the form onto, but when I embed the same form onto another page, it seems to be storing the original page name to the field, as opposed to updating the field to the current page name.
Happy to provide a login to the site if you wish to see it in action?
Thanks
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In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] DS Hidden Field and Post TitleCould this be an issue with the ‘eq_factored’ element again? I see this is present in the source code.
Thanks,
SimonForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Calculated Fields Form] Minimising CPU UsageHi,
Thanks for the response. I am using version: 5.0.91.
I can be slow on the front end following the submit button, with occasional internal servers errors messages, however most of the slow-down I’ve personally experience is on my web server control panel (Plesk).
Thanks,
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