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No problem! I hope you have a good weekend.
Hey p3lo,
Glad you like the plugin!
There are plans to add both of these types of features in future updates. Currently there is a focus on adding some features to the paid “Pro” version but there will be a focus on adding some features to the “free” version once they are completed. Thank you for your patience!
Let me know if you have any other questions or suggestions!
– Craig
Hey again,
The email messages are a bit tricky and I’m still trying to figure out the best way to do it. Right now, the email is broken up into three parts. You could translate the text ‘You are registered!’ for the top part, the middle part is a summary of what the person submitted and the physical address of the event, then the end is the translation for ‘Thank You!’. You could translate ‘You are registered!’ and ‘Thank You!’ to whatever you would need to.
Would it work better to have just a placeholder that would be the entire text of the email? For example, you would translate “Enter Confirmation Message Translation Here” to be whatever you would need for every language as the email content.
Like I said, this is still being tweaked and would be good to get input from someone who uses multiple translations.
Thanks,
Hello again,
This thread has been quiet for awhile so I’m going to mark it resolved. Have you had a chance to try the translations out? Let me know if you need more help with this!
– Craig
Hey again delidream,
Just a heads up that the latest release 2.0.2 has better support for translations including a Spanish translation for all front-end text (form fields and messages).
I took a look at what’s required for compatibility with qtranslate and it appeared that making sure all text is translatable with WordPress’ special translation functions is the bulk of it.
It also mentioned adding a special JSON encoded configuration file. If enough users are interested in this integration I will see if I can also provide this file as well.
If you’d like to try out the translations, try switching the “messages” option from “Custom” to “Translations”.
Let me know if you have questions!
– Craig
That would be excellent. Thank you for offering!
Also, thanks for the review! That really helps out and encourages others to try the plugin so it’s greatly appreciated.
Have a great weekend and let me know if you need anything else!
– Craig
Hey again delidream,
We are working on updating the translation files for the plugin for the 2.0 release. The strings on the front-end will be translated for you at least. We are hoping to offer even more in the way of translations at some point!
I haven’t had much experience with qtranslate but I will see if there is anything else that needs to be done besides providing the relevant files. We’d love to have the plugin compatible with some of the popular translation plugins if possible!
I’ll get back to you some time next week.
– Craig
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Hey again,
No problem! Glad we were able to figure out something that will work. No obligation or anything but we always appreciate reviews if you felt like leaving one.
Let me know if you need anything else!
No problem!
Also, your concern makes sense. Thinking about this more, you could instead add the following to the “Custom JavaScript” area on the “Form” tab in the plugin’s setting pages:
jQuery('.rtec .rtec-submit-button').click(function() { setTimeout(function() { if (!jQuery('.rtec-error').length) { window.location = "https://roundupwp.com"; } },500) });This just listens for a “click” of the submit button and then redirects the visitor if there aren’t any errors in the form. The form will continue to submit in the background.
It should work just fine for you and you won’t need to edit any files.
Let me know if you have more questions!
– Craig
Hey delfidream,
This has been requested a few times so it might be added as an option at some point.
In the mean time, you can add some code to the rtec-scripts.js file to redirect the user after they submit a form. Here are the steps:
Open up the rtec-scripts.js file by going to Plugins->editor and then selecting “Registrations for the Events Calendar”. You can then find the rtec-scripts.js file on the right hand side.
Add the following to line 280:
window.location = "https://roundupwp.com";You would want to change the “https://roundupwp.com” part to your own page.
Here is the code added in context:
} else { $rtecEl.prepend('<p class="rtec-success-message tribe-events-notices" aria-live="polite">'+$('#rtec').attr('data-rtec-success-message')+'</p>'); } window.location = "https://roundupwp.com"; } }); // ajaxHopefully that helps! Let me know if you need more help.
– Craig
Hey brandonriesgo,
Awesome! Let me know if you still need any help from there.
Thanks!
Hey again,
Were you able to resolve this? I’ll go ahead and marked this as resolved but please let me know if you need more help!
– Craig
Hey brandonriesgo,
You’re welcome for the plugin!
There are a few things that can cause this issue. There is an article here that might be helpful:
https://roundupwp.com/faq/my-confirmationnotification-emails-are-missing/
Let me know if you need more help with this!
– Craig
No problem! Thank you for taking the time to help identify and fix this. I hope you have a great rest of your week!
– Craig
Hello again,
Yes it looks like you are right I’m seeing the same thing. Sorry I misunderstood before!
I’ll add this into the existing update once I test it a bit more. In the mean time you can add the following line of code to the rtec-scripts.js file on line 219:
$rtecEl.find('input[name=rtec_submit]').attr('disabled',true);You will also want to add this code to line 284:
$rtecEl.find('input[name=rtec_submit]').removeAttr('disabled').css('opacity',1);You may also need to clear your browser cache to see that change after doing this.