nenontwerp

Version 5.4 broke my ajax submit. In my case I had additional actions binded (jquery) to a custom submit button. These actions, $(…).submit() and $(…).attr(‘disabled’,’disabled’), prevented somehow the ajax submit functionality.

I managed to fix the reloading error by using the default form button [submit “Submit”]. To change the state of the submit to ‘disabled’ (prevent multiple submits) I had to use a setTimeout to execute the action after the ajax submit.

jQuery('form.wpcf7-form input[type="submit"]').each( function( i, val )
    {
            jQuery(this).on("click", function(e) {

                var form_id = jQuery(this).closest('.wpcf7').prop('id') ;

                setTimeout(function( )
                {
                    $( "#" + form_id + " form.wpcf7-form .nen-wpcf7-submit" ).attr('disabled','disabled');

                } , 10 , form_id );
            });
    });

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by nenontwerp.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by nenontwerp.

PLL_Admin_Strings::get_strings()

This gives you an array with all registered strings. Try to combine with my previous reply. Array like:

  ["95ea783052defb7fba095a4d78bf16a4"]=>
  array(4) {
    ["name"]=>
    string(12) "Date notation"
    ["string"]=>
    string(5) "j n Y"
    ["context"]=>
    string(9) "WordPress"
    ["multiline"]=>
    bool(false)
  }

Hi bcworkz, guido,

The numeric key you want to get refers to the id of the widget. To get the id of the widget use the class you’r working with for your widget. It extends ‘WP_Widget’ which has some variables. To get a variable from the class start with $this-> and then the name of the variable. To get the id of the widget: $this->id.
I’m building a widget to display a cf7-form (contact form 7). Because a widget can be placed twice in 1 sidebar I need a dynamic array key (=widget-id) to get the right data for my widget/form. In my case: the widget name is ‘nen_cf7’, and the generated id’s for my widgets are ‘nen_cf7-2’ and ‘nen_cf7-3’. To get the right key:

$widget_id_full     = $this->id;  // widget name extended with the id
$widget_id_arr      = explode('-', $widget_id_full); // split in array bits
$widget_id          = $widget_id_arr[ count($widget_id_arr)-1 ]; // get the last one to get the key

$widget_data        = get_option( 'widget_nen_cf7' ); // get all widget data
$form_id            = $widget_data[ $widget_id ]['form_id'] ; // get my admin content

To assign different titles to each widget I’m using do_action() with a dynamic action hook.

do_action('before_widget_'.$widget_id_full);
do_action('after_widget_'.$widget_id_full);

In your functions.php

add_action('before_widget_nen_cf7-2','paste_my_header_one');
function paste_my_header_one(){
    echo '<h2>Header widget one</h2>';
}
add_action('before_widget_nen_cf7-3','paste_my_header_two');
function paste_my_header_two(){
    echo '<h2>Header widget two</h2>';
}

If you’re not familiar with css try this:

Current code:

<p>Newsletter - Dapatkan post, info & analisis kewangan terkini!
[mailpoetsignup mailpoetsignup-215 mailpoet_list_4 label-inside-span "Saya mahu!"] </p>

Replace by

<style>
div.wpcf7 .saya-mahu-box{
    position: relative;
}
div.wpcf7 .saya-mahu-box label{
    margin-left:25px;
    display:block;
}
div.wpcf7 .saya-mahu-box span[class*="mailpoetsignup"]{
    position:absolute;
    left:0px;
    top:0px;
}
</style>
<p>Newsletter - Dapatkan post, info & analisis kewangan terkini! </p>
<div class="saya-mahu-box">
[mailpoetsignup mailpoetsignup-215 mailpoet_list_4 "Saya mahu!"]
</div>

Do not use ‘ label-inside-span’, otherwise it wil not work. The span and label element are generated bij the plugin. There are also a few   characters programmed (none breaking space) . This wil cause an extra line (blank) underneath the checkbox.

Hopefully it woks for you.

Martin