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In reply to: [Form Manager] Cannot Save Form EditionThanks, I’ll see what I can do. Probably simple, but you never know.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] cannot edit formI guess the first thing I would do is disable the WP e-Commerce plugin just to make sure it is responsible for the problem with Form Manager. If it is definitely WP e-Commerce, then I don’t know what else to do.
Let me be perfectly clear, this is a problem with WP e-Commerce, not Form Manager. WP e-Commerce disables a certain part of WordPress (the ‘prototype’ script library). Any plugin that relies on that part of WordPress will then be broken, such as Form Manager. I will take this up with the WP e-Commerce people. Please excuse my rant!
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In reply to: [Form Manager] How to integrate Google Maps link submittionAlso could you post a link once you get everything working?
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In reply to: [Form Manager] How to integrate Google Maps link submittionI added a section under ‘Advanced Settings’ for the plugin, where you can list HTML tags to allow. By default the ‘iframe’ tag is not included, but you can add it to the list and you should be fine.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] How to integrate Google Maps link submittionOkay I understand now. That makes sense. I’ll add an option to specify which HTML tags are allowed in a form submission.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Cannot Save Form EditionIf you have any other plugins installed, try temporarily deactivating them all, just to see if there is a conflict. Most of the time this is the case. Then let me know which plugin(s) cause the conflict, and I’ll try to fix it.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] cannot edit formIf you look at my prior post, I put a link to a ‘plugin’ that will resolve the issue. Download, unzip it, and put it into the /wp-content/plugins/ directory just like any other plugin.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Conflict with WP e-commerce pluginJust to be clear, the fm-wp-e-commerce-fix.php file needs to be in its own folder within the plugins directory, so something like wp-content/plugins/wp-e-commerce-fix/fm-wp-e-commerce-fix.php. Just covering all the bases.
About the error, is this happening on the front end, when a user tries to submit a form?
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Specific amount of submissions?WordPress has a mechanism to store ‘option’ values in PHP, update_option() and get_option(). You could use those functions in conjunction with the form ID to get and set a value specific to that form, in your case the number of submissions. You would have to add them to the appropriate action hooks, and you might also want to have a way of checking how many submissions remain. You can add code to the ‘custom submission plugin’ file that you downloaded to do these things rather than create a new plugin. The plugin API reference is a good place to start on how to modify wordpress to do what you are asking.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] How to integrate Google Maps link submittionI don’t think I understand the problem. If you just copy and paste a URL like ‘http://****’ into a text field, there shouldn’t be a problem. You can grab a the URL from Google maps in the upper right of their page, but you would have to instruct the users to do this. If you want it to automatically generate a hyperlink from the URL then I think you would have to do that manually.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Any chance in adding Akismet integration?Thats a good idea. I’ll look into it.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] How to integrate Google Maps link submittionThere are some shortcodes you can use in the ‘post title’. There is a full list of the shortcodes available here under ‘Shortcodes’. If you have an item with the nickname ‘post-title’, then you could put [item post-title] for ‘Post title’, and whatever the user enters into that form item will appear as the post title.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Prepopulate form fieldsThe closest thing would be to use the ‘user profile style’ behavior. In the form editor, go to the Advanced tab, and choose ‘user profile style’ under ‘behavior type’. If the user has used the form before they will be shown a summary and an ‘edit’ button. It only works for registered users of your site.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] cannot edit formI made a ‘plugin’ that resolves the compatibility issue. You can download it here.
I put the fix into a separate file because the problem is on the WP e-Commerce side. Their plugin makes changes to some basic WP settings and does not set them back when they are finished.
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Specific amount of submissions?I put the same code (with some extra comments) into a zip file just in case you are having problems. And so somebody else can use it.