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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Job Manager] Change wording on “Apply For Job” buttonNot sure anyone from WP Job Manager will help you since this is a “customization” question and they don’t seem to take kindly to folk asking questions or not knowing their code inside and out. Since I just had to figure this out I can tell you what I did.
You need to do a template override.
The button text is located in the file:
wp-content/plugins/wp-job-manager/templates/job-application.phpMake a copy of that file and place it in a new directory under your themes folder called “job_manager” You’ll need to make that directory.
example:
/wp-content/themes/yourtheme/job_manager/Once you copy (not move) the file in that new directory, edit the new file and look for this string:
<input type="button" class="application_button button" value="<?php _e( 'Apply for job', 'wp-job-manager' ); ?>" />Change the text “Apply for job” to whatever you want and save the changes. Do not remove the start and ending apostrophes.
That’s it!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Restaurateur] Remove border from top of pages/postsI just started messing with this theme and have had to change a lot of css. One of the things that I wanted to change was exactly that.
Try adding this to you child theme style.css
article[id*=post-] {
border-top: none !important;
}Have fun!
As far as conditional logic goes. I always set the name and configure the values first. Save the form and then configure conditional logic after the form save so that the field names get set.
I will list my work flow just in case it helps identify how this issues occurs.
1)Create new form
2)Add fields to fieldset
3)Rename and configure field values (not conditional logic)
4)Save Form (I do this step before changing conditional logic)
5)Open fields requiring conditions logic and conditions (Mostly show if)
6)Save Form
7)Add form tag to page
8)Check form on live site pageAt this point, typically if there is more than one field with conditional logic set to enabled only random ones will actually work.
Maybe only the first one that was configured and all others won’t.I will end up going back to the form and opening each individual field that does not work and clicking the Conditional logic button then simply clicking save again without changing anything.
Then check the form again in a browser after a Temp files clear and page refresh.Sometimes this will do it and other times I have to re-save the conditional logic settings in more fields multiple times before they all work.
Yes, Just as Jared stated on issue 1, the image simply does not show up in the preview or in the confirmation email. Glad to here you found the bug.
I also agree with Jared on 2 & 3, they are irritating but once you have worked around them everything works well. It just takes more time to get something done.
I have also a REQUEST if possible. While working with forms I have found that sometimes I need to delete a group of fields and end up having to delete them one at a time which takes a long time. Am I missing a function somewhere that lets you delete multiple feilds or is this just not a feature? If not can it be added in the future?
Maybe a drag to trash so we don’t have to expand the field and then click delete or maybe a bulk action that allows us to check off fields or highlight them for deletion.New hook? Hook me up!
Sorry I misunderstood the wording on the Notification settings and assumed it was to send a notification to the user that submitted the form information.
I am currently attempting to get an email address in where it states E-mail To (Select A Required Field)
I was hoping to just place an email address in this setting but it looks like I must create a hidden email field in the form first before I can select this?
This is why I thought it was for the form submission user and not the website admin.
Works for me…
Any ideas on sending a notificatiion email instead of all the form data? That would be awesome.
Also would there be a way to have the plugin simply send a notification email to the admin stating a submission was made but not having any other info in that notification email?
This way the submissions can remain on the server and the admin gets notified someone made a submission.
Sorry above post should read Godaddy does not support SSL
I have indeed…
Unfortunately my host Godaddy does support using SSL from the account hosting server to their mail server.I had WP Mail SMTP all setup and the only way it would work was unsecure (no SSL)
I got ahold of godaddy support and they flat out said that they do not support SSL from the web hosting account (wordpress hosting account).
I need to keep the forms information secure through the entire process so that leaves me to cut off the final step of actually sending the email itself.
I just purchased the Pro version of your plugin and was able to setup users that have only the rights to View Entries from the forms which is perfect.Now I just need to null out the email or disable the function that sends the email with the captured data.
This is my solution until I can find a way to keep the info secure.