Ray Loyloy
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Hey there, @violetpeonies 👋
To change the color of the checkbox labels, hop over to the Style → Field labels & text. And under the Colors section look for the Hint color picker and change the color to white. That should do it!
Let us know how that goes.
- This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Ray Loyloy.
- This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Ray Loyloy.
Happy to hear that, @happyducky 😊
If you have other questions, let us know about it in a new topic.
Hey there, @happyducky 👋
Since you’re using a CSS rule that is the same ones used in our stylesheet files, and the Additional CSS is added on the top of other stylesheets—your CSS styles are given lower priority.
Adding one or more elements before the element you’re targeting will make your rule more specific and gets higher priority. Could you please try adding
.happyforms-styles .happyforms-part--submitto your CSS stylesheet rules? It should look like this..happyforms-styles .happyforms-part--submit input[type=submit].happyforms-button--submit, .happyforms-styles .happyforms-part--submit input[type=submit][disabled].happyforms-button--submit, .happyforms-styles .happyforms-part--submit button.submit.happyforms-button--submit, .happyforms-styles .happyforms-part--submit button[disabled].submit.happyforms-button--submitI hope this helps! And let us know how that goes.
Got it, @ovaloliv!
Could you please try swapping the From email address and Reply email address that’s under Email respondent a copy of their submission with an email address that’s more in line with the domain of your site? Maybe like no-reply@torsang.org, or info@torsang.org? Sometimes, the default mail systems that hosting providers use won’t send out emails if the from address is of a different domain.
If that doesn’t help, would you please try installing and setting up a SMTP plugin? WP Mail SMTP or Easy WP SMTP are good choices
Let us know how that goes 🙂
Glad to hear the submission issue is out of the way, @ovaloliv!
About respondents not getting the email, do you happen to have an STMP plugin put in place?
Also, could you please share what address where you using for the From email address and Reply email address under Email respondent a copy of their submission? I have a hunch it is playing a role.
Let us know! 🙂
Hey there, @ovaloliv 👋 I hope you had a wonderful weekend!
Bummer! I tried your new form (Medlem2), but when I click the “Skicka” button, the form is stuck—just like what Ignazio says. And I think this is also what happens when you’re trying it on your iPad.
Would you please try adding this snippet
add_filter( 'happyforms_verify_nonce', '__return_false' );to your theme’s function.php file, then check if you can send your form from your iPad after?About the respondent not getting the emails, do you have access to your PHP error logs? If so, could you please try submitting your form then check in the PHP logs for the latest entries?
Let us know what you find out!
Hey there, @ruthee3 👋
Sorry to get back to you with questions. We’re a bit confused about your inquiry.
Could you please help us understand what you mean by “handle forms via jQuery or JavaScript” and by “submission is unopinionated”? Are you trying to stop Happyforms from sending out emails when a form is submitted? Or do you want to do some webhook or trigger a JavaScript on submission?
Let us know!
Hey there, @iaroslavi 👋
We accidentally shipped a code in the latest release that isn’t compatible with an older version of PHP. Super-sorry about it! We’ll patch this and include the fix on the next release.
In the meantime, would it be possible for you to update your PHP version to 7.4 or greater? Also, WordPress recommends PHP version 7.4 or greater—so I think it’s for the best.
I hope this helps! And let us know how the update goes!
Hey there, @iliasup 👋
Happyforms send out HTML emails so content would look nice when you’re viewing the emails. Are you seeing your emails as plain text by any chance? Could you please share with us a screenshot of what you’re seeing?
Let us know!
Hey there, @dieter93 👋
Super-sorry about this! Most caching plugins don’t play well with Happyforms (and other form plugins too, to be honest). At the moment, the best option is to exclude your pages with form from being cached.
Yes, Happyforms uses nonce, but we’re not completely sure if the ESI feature would help. The nonce name is happyforms_message_nonce. Please give it a try!
By the way, you can set LiteSpeed cache to purge cache for you automatically. Just hop over to LiteSpeed Cache → Cache → TTL tab and set Default Public Cache TTL to 24 hours.
I hope this helps! And let us know how that goes.
Hey there, @mfeerer 👋
At the moment, Happyforms doesn’t have a visual control for changing the from address of the submission alert emails. But you can work around this limitation by installing this free SMTP plugin. Once installed and activated, you can change the “from address” in Settings → Easy WP SMTP screen.
Please give it a try! And let us know how it goes.
Hey there, @omarcopolo 👋
Super sorry to hear your form’s having an issue with your caching plugin. We’ve taken note of the problem and will be investigating it. In the meantime, could you please try and exclude your page from being cached? That should stop the issue from happening.
I hope this helps! And let us know if there’s anything else we can help with.
Hey there, @jadekb 👋
Aw, thank you for the kind words! We’re blushing.
As it happens, there’s no way to shorten those form printouts. Sorry!
The best step you can take right now is to try to shorten your form. Not only will that make the printouts shorter, but it’ll surely increase conversions.
I hope this suggestion helps a bit! Super sorry, we don’t have more tricks for now.
Thanks a bunch, Stella 👏 We’re glad to hear Happyforms made things easier for you!
- This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by Ray Loyloy.
Hey there, @dcgavril !
We’ve just released a new version that includes a patch for the syntax issue.
Please try updating again and let us know how it goes 🙂