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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Custom Fields with ListThe way its supposed to work is the conditions are processed in order from top to bottom, so if you have two ‘only show if’, only the second one will have any effect. You could try playing with ‘hide if’ and ‘show if’ which only go in one directly. There could also be a bug. How should the form be behaving?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Custom Display the formYou could try changing the ‘Label position’ under ‘Appearance’ in the form editor. This mode does not use table tags for the layout. Alternatively you could make a form display template.
Try going to Forms > Advanced Settings > E-Mail and change the send method to ‘PHP’. If that doesn’t work try using the ‘advanced’ e-mail.
Oops, I answered the wrong question – ignore that! I’m still trying to figure out your problem, angdlov.
Try going to Forms > Advanced Settings > E-Mail and change the send method to ‘PHP’. If that doesn’t work try using the ‘advanced’ e-mail.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] some suggestionsThis is something I have yet to pin down. The code in my plugin is about as simple as it gets for sending mail, so I’m not sure what is causing it to fail some of the time. Sorry I can’t be of more help on this.
I don’t know if mailchimp will work with it, but you could try exporting the .csv file and loading it with mailchimp.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Import Feature?You could do it with a php script. for a given data table, go through the column names, and change column name and the corresponding unique_id in the fm_items table to whatever you want. You would still have to build a master list of new/old names. If your item labels are unique across all forms, you could use the sanitize_title() function to generate a ‘unique_id’ based on the item label, or maybe the item label and a random number. At the moment I forget how long the unique_id field is, but something like that could work.
You should be able to fix that with CSS. The ‘form’ tag has the class ‘fm-form’, so you can access everything from there.
For now, the best way would be to download the tables directly from something like phpmyadmin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] adding tags and custom fieldThere is a hook, ‘fm_form_submission’ described here, that is called every time a form is submitted successfully.
Making custom form options might be a bit complex, but if you are good with PHP it should be simple:
1. Create a new file in the ‘types’ folder for a new class. Inherit from fm_controlBase, and check out ‘types/base.php’ to see how the class works, and look at some of the other item types in that folder to see how everything works. Unfortunately this is all undocumented.
2. Add a line to ‘types.php’ in the $fm_controlTypes array for the new class, and make sure to include the file you made in (1).
As for doing stuff when the form submits you should make a custom summary template, and use that instead of the default acknowledgment.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Import Feature?I’m glad you like the plugin! The best way to get this done would be to do this from within MySQL. Most hosts have phpMyAdmin which can process bulk inserts from a file, but don’t as me about details. You don’t have to worry about the timestamp/user/user_ip fields, but unique_id has to be something unique for each row. Other than that you should be fine. The data table will be something like ‘wp_fm_data_1’, where the ‘1’ will correspond to the ID of your form. You can figure this out either from the ‘wp_fm_forms’ table.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] download CSV bugI guess. That’s not the normal way it is supposed to work, but for some reason, your WordPress setup is adding the ‘html’ etc. tags to the output, which is causing this problem for you. It does not do this for me. Try disabling other plugins to see if there is a conflict, and I’ll see if I can fix it. Otherwise you are stuck with copy/paste. When you do a ‘save as’, you should be able to specify the filename including the extension, so you could choose ‘mydata.csv’ instead of ‘getcsv.htm’.
As for letting the user choose a category – I’m not sure I have the time to add something like that, but its a good idea. You might try using the ‘fm_form_submission’ hook and bypassing the Form Manager ‘publish post’ functionality. Then you could have it post however and whatever you want based on the form inputs.