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  • Just a quick thought, if you know how to program another option it build your own community plugin that douse what you need. This might be a little problematic if you are doing it for a company as there may be IP issues.

    Have you tried using jQuery to validate your form? Alternatively it looks like you are creating a small survey, have you tried Polldaddy I don’t personal use it but I have seen some great plugins that integrate it unto your website.

    Hey TanNerD21,

    First off welcome to WordPress you will find it amazing to use. One of the great powers of WordPress is the community plugins, there are literally millions of them out there.

    It also happens that there are a few that deal with forms and form submission. Have you tried to use any of them? I personally use “Contact Form 7” on several of my websites and find it very useful.

    Don’t be fooled by the name it is much more than just a contact form, its a WordPress form builder. Search for it under the plugin menu.

    Hope this helps.

    Thread Starter levi.putna

    (@leviputna-1)

    For anyone playing along at home the above solution works however I forgot to update the action POST parameter on my ajax request.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Filter in a class
    Thread Starter levi.putna

    (@leviputna-1)

    Fount then solution for anyone interested.

    <?php
    class MyClass{
      public function __construct(){
        add_filter('the_content', array($this, 'myFilter'));
      }
    
      public function myFilter($content){
        return $content;
      }
    }
    ?>

    Thanks dirtyBlueJeans,

    This fixed the problem with my Help Desk and Terms of Use plugins.

    Can’t seem to find any side affect with the fix yet.

    Cheers

    Hi,

    You still having this problem?
    I had a similar issue a few months ago, my host changes the there config to only allow SMTP authenticated emails, wordpress mail function is not setup to send SMTP emails however the mail function is pluggable and there are many plugging available to add this functionality.

    If you can’t find a plugin you like post your email address and I can send you my solution. It doesn’t have an option page as I did not want extra clutter on my admin panel, you will need to change your settings manually in the script.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Fatal Error.Why?

    Hi,

    Did you have any luck with this problem?

    I have been developing an events calendar plugin for my mu website and came across the same error.

    My plugin worked with a standard version of wordpress however I was getting the when activating the plugin on my mu site.

    The problem was caused by “upgrade-functions.php”

    A simple quick fix for me was to do something like this:

    In the plugin comment out these two lines

    //require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-admin/upgrade-functions.php');
    //dbDelta($sql);

    And replace with this one.
    $wpdb->query($sql);

    NOTE: the variable $sql might be called something different.

    This may cause problems if you are upgrading the plugin from an earlier version.

    Might not work for you and not the best way to create a table but give it a try.

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