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No but thats a good idea – I’ll add that to the next update.
The only thing I can think of is the file permissions, or if there are unicode characters in the filename.
The ‘left’ position puts the checkbox immediately after the label, and the ‘right’ option aligns it with the right end of the form.
You found a bug with the ‘checked by default’ option. Sorry for now there isn’t a solution.
There is no easy way right now, but thank you for asking. This should be easier to do.
The only way other than a custom template would be some javascript. I’m not sure how to get the user’s e-mail into JS though, without modifying the theme files.
The form action comes from a call to get_permalink(). I’ll see if there is a way to figure out if this is a nested area, but I don’t know.
If you want to set the action manually, you can do the following:
fm_doFormBySlug( 'formslug', array( 'action' => 'yoursite.com/whatever' ) );The submission data slug is not user aware so there is no way to restrict access, but I don’t know why the admin would not be seeing the submissions. That sounds like a bug.
The file upload may not work depending on the server settings. Reinstalling the plugin will delete your forms & data. Is the host the same? I’ve had problems with the file upload regarding file writing permissions; PHP creates a temporary file for file uploads, which has to be copied to the WP uploads directory (or wherever you specify).
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Do not send unfilled formsI really don’t know – we are talking a month or so. I won’t have time until after the holidays.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Categorie option in the formI’ve had a request for this before. This is definitely possible, but it will take some hacking to get everything going right.
I’ll look around for a smaller human test. There are ways of customizing the Google reCAPTCHA though, but I don’t know how small you can make it.
I’ll integrate the widget into the next update.
There are some options in the wp_options table, but those shouldn’t be a big deal. You should be fine with just copying the DB tables, though I haven’t tried it. Please let me know how it works out.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Only Show & Only Require?You can use multiple conditions on the same field. I think what I said is confusing to non-programmers, so I’ll have to change it.
What actually goes on is each condition is tested in order. So if you have two conditions that do opposite things to the same field, the later one will ‘override’ the previous one. That is why I have the ‘show if’ and ‘hide if’, so you can build more complex behavior, like if you want to hide a field if X is true, but not necessarily unhide it if X is not true. I hope that makes sense. The short answer is, you only have to worry about conditions overriding each other if they act on different properties of the field.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Fatal Error upon installingYikes. See if disabling other plugins fixes it. This also happens on servers where PHP is echoing warnings, so see if disabling PHP warnings fixes it. If this fixes it, please excuse my buggy code!
I would double check that a call to wp_footer() exists in footer.php, or wherever the footer code lives. There are no scripts for the form being generated, and usually this is because wp_footer() is missing.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Do not send unfilled formsSomebody else, or maybe it was you in another thread, asked for this same feature. You can create a custom summary template, and add a check for empty fields. This is the only way for now, but I’ve added this as a feature for the next major version.