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Update – I did the test wrong. This feature should be working for e-mails and published data.
Go to the forms editor, under the ‘Advanced’ tab, then look under ‘Summary Fields’. This is a per-form option, so you will have to set it for each form you want it activated for.
I apologize, I forgot to apply this feature to the e-mails. Right now it works for the [formdata] shortcode only. I’ll have an update posted later today.
That’s just some debugging information I forgot to remove after making the changes for the last update… sorry about that. 1.6.32 removes it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Front end editingYou could make a custom summary template, but this would be ugly for a table, since you would have to output the table header and footer manually within the post. The other option is CSS for the table.
I’ll add filters for the table output in the next major version though, this is something I had been meaning to do anyway.
@zdenek, I just posted the update. You can add private fields to the submissions using the ‘showprivate option:
[formdata form-1 showprivate="one,two,three"]@martha, You could create a user role with very limited access. The Members plugin by Justin Tadlock is a good way to do this. Form Manager has its own set of capabilities, so you could for example make a user role that only has access to the submission data page.
Sorry about that… that should have been there from the beginning. I added this to the latest update (1.6.31).
Go to the ‘Advanced’ tab, and at the bottom, there are the MySQL definitions for the data columns. Depending on what the column types are this might be the problem. If they are all ‘text CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci’ or something similar, then this is not the problem.
I created a form on my sandbox site with 40 text fields. FYI this is a large number of fields for a MySQL table, so it is possible your host has some restrictions on table structure. But that is just a guess.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] design a formThe best way is to use CSS for this. The form manager plugin does only a minimal amount of formatting.
The form tags always have the class ‘fm-form’, also individual items have classes based on their nicknames.
I’m not sure what you mean, if you want to show just a particular submission, that is not something you can do. You can only show a list. I want to include some options for querying the submission data via shortcodes in future versions, though.
If you want to hide empty fields, I added an option in 1.6.30, under the ‘Advanced’ tab in the form editor, under ‘Submission Fields’.
If you want the user to make their own post titles, first give the field for the post title a nickname, like ‘user-post-title’. Then go to the ‘Advanced’ tab, then under ‘Publish Submitted Data’ there is a field for the post title. Put in a shortcode to grab the user entry:
[item user-post-title]Try including ‘echo’,
<?php echo fm_summary_get_item_value('song-mp3'); ?>Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Delayed Email NotificationDid that solve your issue? Also do you mean the ‘timestamp’ field of the form submission, or the e-mail timestamp?
The submitted ‘timestamp’ value is calculated by getting PHP time plus the GMT value stored in wordpress. The e-mail timestamp is whatever wp_mail / mail does.
The short answer is, there isn’t an easy way to do this. The form manager wasn’t really designed to handle this kind of thing.
The update (1.6.30) has this in the submission data page. You can also include it in the summary or e-mails if you make a custom template.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] some suggestionsIn 1.6.30 there is an option for this. Go to the form editor, ‘Advanced’ tab, then check the box under ‘Summary Fields’.
To remove the IP address, you will have to modify the summary template file, ‘templates/fm-summary-default.php’, by removing the line that shows the IP address. Make sure to save your changes as a new file; the default templates can’t be changed.