Kevin Stover
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File uploads are available with the “File Uploads” Extension: http://wpninjas.com/downloads/file-uploads/.
Are you asking if you can use Ninja Forms to create a registration form and require an image be uploaded? What kind of registration form are you referring to, registering for a site account, or for an event, etc.?
You can use the Ninja Forms Front-End Editor extension to create user registration forms. These can have image uploads and you can set them as required fields. I’m not sure what you mean by downloading files via the form. Do you mean submitting photos via the form? If you want to display images or other data on the front-end, you’ll probably need to do a little bit of custom coding.
I’m not sure if that completely answers your question. If it doesn’t, please let me know.
I’m afraid I’m not quite sure what you mean. Can you elaborate?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ninja Forms - The Contact Form Builder That Grows With You] Fatal errorI’d try disabling all your other plugins and see if you get the same error.
I removed it from the last update because it wasn’t properly formatted. I plan on replacing it in the next one. I apologize for the inconvenience. It should be back in several days.
You can use it on as many sites as you like. There aren’t any limitations. Also, when you purchase any extension, you get 1 month of free priority support.
For the month of March, 2013, we’re doing two cool things: 10% of our gross plugin sales go directly to the March of Dimes to help premature babies, and you can use the code #MOD75 to get an extra 20% off if you purchase 4 or more extensions. You can read more about that here: http://wpninjas.com/buy-extensions-help-babies-save-money/
We are also currently working on an extension that should be out later this week that will allow front-end editing. With it you’ll be able to create and control registration forms, login forms, allow users to edit posts/pages/custom post types, allow users to edit/delete their own Ninja Forms submissions from the front-end.
Thanks for the compliments! Conditional Logic is available as a paid extension. When we released the new version (2.0), we changed from a lite/pro plugin model to a free-core with premium extensions model. You can see that extension and all of our others at: http://wpninjas.com/downloads/category/ninja-forms/.
It does, but you will need to activate it on a PER SITE basis, rather than using the network activation.
The name change is going to be a feature that we add into the plugin in our weekly update. It’ll be live sometime on Monday. Then you won’t need the code at all. We’ve had several requests for this, so we’re just going to add it into the core of the plugin.
You just need to change the name of the function. It has to be unique. Just make sure that you change the name in the second part of the add_action as well.
Yes. You would copy it and change the appropriate values.
Hey,
We’re probably going to be adding this in as an option in the near future, but you can follow the tutorial here: http://wpninjas.com/change-the-from-email-address-dynamically-with-ninja-forms/ if you would like to add this before we officially release it. Just make sure that you uncheck the “Use this as the ‘From’ email address” in the field settings.
Hey doren,
You can accomplish this quite easily without any code at all. Just go over to the form settings page and expand the “administrator email” metabox. There you’ll find a checkbox for including a list of fields. Uncheck that. Then in the administrator email message rte box above it, put in something like this:
First Name: [ninja_forms_field id=3]
Last Name: [ninja_forms_field id=4
Email: [ninja_forms_field id=5]You’ll need to replace those id numbers with the actual ids of your fields. You may also need to switch to the html or text view of the message box so that you don’t get extra formatting HTML added.
If you want to do it programmatically, Ninja Forms filters the admin email before it is sent out. You can use WordPress’ filter system to change the content of the email without any need to modify the core code. If you still want to use this method, let me know and I’ll see if I can find a code sample. For what you are trying to do, however, the method mentioned above will more than suffice.
Hey shadow, I haven’t gotten anything yet. Make sure that it’s to kevin{at}wpninjas{dot}net.
Hey Bill,
I’m sorry that you’ve had issues with the move over to version 2.0 of the plugin. We sent out an email before we switched over to the new version explaining what was going on. We moved from a single paid plugin to a free core plugin with paid extensions. I apologize if there were problems receiving that.
The second point is probably the result of poor documentation on our part, rather than bad code. You can, for example, style the general error message(s) that appear at the top of the page using the div.ninja-forms-error-msg CSS selector. Moreover, you can style errors on individual elements by using the div.ninja-forms-error selector. You can style errors on a per-field basis if you want, but as you can see, it is quite easy to style multiple elements at once. Again, this is probably due to poor documentation on our part, and we hope to have more documents on the site as we go. If you have styling questions please post a support thread. We are more than willing to help out. We have also created a styling extension to make applying CSS styles even easier.
It is true that some users have had problems converting their old forms to the new version, but we have gone out of our way to help them transfer everything. We handled quite a few stubborn transfers ourselves. If you had posted a thread in our support forum, I would have gladly helped figure out what was going wrong.
I can understand the frustration and apologize again for the impression that the plugin made on you. If you are interested in sorting out any of your issues, please feel free to visit http://www.wpninjas.com/members/ and leave a support ticket.