Kevin Stover
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Hey jckmvmt,
You don’t need the pro version to access the form data, it’s stored in a custom table in your WordPress database. Currently, however, you would have to write your own mySQL query to access this data. In the next version of Ninja Forms, version 2.0, we plan to make it easier to get at this data. Unfortunately, I don’t have a good eta for this release, we are hoping sometime at the end of this month.
Hey Zukes,
Working on a fix for this in the next major version of Ninja Forms, 2.0. I don’t have a good eta on the release, but hopefully it will be out later this month. (If you need the fix right away, you can change the database table format for the ninja_forms custom tables to UTF-8 General and it should fix the problem. You’ll need access to the mySQL of your server to do this, probably through something like phpMyAdmin.)
Hey Regent,
We are currently working on Version 2.0 of Ninja Forms. This version is a complete re-write of the plugin from the ground up, and so problems like this are being taken care of in it. I don’t have a good eta for the lite release, but hopefully it will be sometime later this month.
No problem, we aim to please. 🙂
Just did some googling and found this hack, try it out and let me know if it works.
Add #ui-datepicker-div { display: none; } to your CSS.
Hey,
I’m aware of this issue, but this is only the second site I’ve seen it on. It has something to do with the jQuery datepicker. If you click on your “date” selector to pull up the calendar, you’ll notice that the white box/line disappears. If I figure something out, I’ll let you know!
Hey Alex,
Thanks for the digging. I’ll take a look at it later tonight and see what’s going on.
Hey Alex,
If you can get into your MySQL backend, try deactivating the plugin, deleting the files, delete the 3 tables that Ninja Forms created (backup any values by exporting the values in mySQL if you have forms already on your site), then upload a new copy of Ninja Forms and re-activate. Sometimes you can get this bug if Ninja Forms fails to update properly.
– Kevin
Hey Yoyoyomar,
Adding a setting for changing date formats is definitely something that we have planned for the next version of Ninja Forms. Unfortunately, it will be a few months before that version is ready to release.
Currently Ninja Forms uses the jQuery UI datepicker, so the best place to change those settings would be to create and include your own JS file for localization. You can see more info on how to do that here: http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/
At the bottom of the page, there’s a section about localization.I hope that helps, and it’s something we’ll do a better job with in version 2.0.
Hey Mann,
Thanks for your input. We’re aware of this issue, it has to do with where Ninja Announcements places itself in the WordPress hook system. A fix is in the pipeline, but I’m not sure when it will be released. A temporary fix would be to place the Ninja Announcements display into your theme in the header, after your initial blog output. This will mean it’s not the first thing crawlers see when looking at your site.
Just doing a quick Google search, the most interesting part of that error is the failed: Permission denied (13). If you don’t mind editing code, there’s a possible solution on the php session_start() manual page, down in the comments section.
http://php.net/manual/en/function.session-start.php
I’ll keep digging and see if I can come up with something else.
Hey,
Yeah, that session error isn’t what was going on in the sidebar. It looks like something completely different. I haven’t seen it before, but I’ll check my dev site and see if I can reproduce it. Could you do me a favour and deactivate other plugins that you have active, so that we can make sure it’s not a plugin conflict?
Hey pidginbil,
You can do that in your own JS file, you just want to add an action to the “onclick” event of the submit button ID for your form.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Ninja Forms] Multiple forms on a pageCurrently, Ninja Forms doesn’t support having multiple forms on a page. I’m working on a new version currently which will address this issue. Sorry for any inconvenience.
Hey Philip,
Unfortunately, that is the only way that it will work. 🙁 We are currently working on a re-vamped version of Ninja Forms that will allow you to save commonly used fields, such as really long drop-down lists, but I don’t have a good eta on it. I’m sorry that isn’t a great answer, but it is something we’re planning on.