Kevin Stover
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Hey,
There are a couple of things I see when I look at the sample form page you sent.
- You’re page includes jQuery twice. Once from the WordPress includes folder and once from google API.
- You’re jQuery.form.js file is being included from Contact-Form-7 and not from WordPress itself.
- You’re page basically loads jQuery UI twice. Once from the WordPress includes folder and once from google API
The actual error that is causing Ninja Forms not to work is this one: “Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method ‘progressbar'”
This is a fairly common error and, in our experience, is usually caused by bad jQuery includes.The 404 error has something to do with your theme, so I’m not sure where or how to go about fixing it. It’s looking for:
“http://delpieroforsupervisor.com/wp-content/themes/campaign1.3/campaign/includes/shortcodes/includes/css/friendly_buttons.css?ver=3.3.1”These jQuery duplications and the jQuery.forms.js include would need to be cleared up before I can tell where the jQuery error is coming from. It isn’t clear from the source where the google API include is coming from, unfortunately.
Hey sswpss,
This is a feature that we will try and incorporate into future versions of the plugin, but I don’t have a good eta as to when that would be. We have some other features and bug fixes that are currently in the pipeline.
Regards,
Kevin
Hey Gizmo, Ninja Forms doesn’t do this out of the box, but if you wanted to get into the code, you could probably make it do that fairly easily. It is a feature that we will consider adding to future versions. Thanks for your interest.
Yup, just place ninja_display_form_id($form_id); wherever you want the form to show up. (Make sure you replace $form_id with the actual id # of the form you want to show up. You can find this by loading up the form edit screen and looking in your address bar. There you’ll see ninja_form_id = your form id.)
Hey pjtna,
There’s probably a jQuery plugin or two out there that would do what you want. Your best bet is probably to track one down, install it and use it with Ninja Forms. You can give your field a special class and apply the jQuery number plugin to just that class.
Hey,
If you write your “FROM email” as: Sally Johnson <s.johnson@address.com> it will show up as a name in modern email accounts.
Following your suggestion, we added the option to select either plain text or HTML email into version 1.3.
As to your first suggestion, I’m working on something that will give users the option of what file formats Ninja Forms outputs, but I don’t have a good idea of an eta for it.
Thanks for helping Ninja Forms be the best forms plugin it can be!
Version 1.3 should take care of this error. If you have upgraded to version 1.3 or higher and are still having it, please let me know by starting a new thread, thanks!
Hey east, no problem. Glad that worked. If you use Chrome, just right click on the page and select “Inspect Element”, then go to the last tab that says “Console”. The errors will be listed there. If you use FireFox, you can download a plugin called FireBug which will let you do it.
Hey east,
I’ve looked at that page and I see a ton of JS errors going on. Could you try disabling all your other plugins and see if the error persists?
Hey Suzanne,
Sorry for the inconvenience. I’ve never seen that error with Ninja Forms before, but it seems like a cross-site scripting error. I’ll have to do some searching to see what the cause is. Ninja Forms uses a bit of ajax upon submission, even if you turn off the “Submit by Ajax” feature. I’ll get back to you as soon as I find something!
Hey guys,
I’m away from my computer for the rest of the day, but I’m hoping to get an update out tomorrow that will take care of this issue. It has to do with the way ninja forms tries to save the sidebar order on its respective pages. Thanks for the workaround, but it should be taken care of tomorrow.
Hey Stephen,
There’s a known bug with multi-site activation. I will attempt to setup a network environment this week and try to squash it. If you are able to activate Ninja Forms on a site basis, it should work that way for the time being.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
Hey, I’ll take a look at it in the next few days and see if I can figure out the errors. It may be Monday or so, however, because we are putting the finishing touches on a new plugin this weekend. The email should be sent in HTML format, so if it doesn’t, that’s probably a bug. In the next version I’ll throw in an option to select plain text or HTML. As for the xls issue, that may be something that we approach with another option allowing users to select from either the xls or csv format.
Thank you very much for the report, I really do appreciate it!
No problem! I’m glad it’s working well for you. If you have any other issues, feel free to post about it, we’re trying to get all the bugs worked out.
– Kevin