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Just tracked down an issue on my local server to this plugin as well. Also changing author’s name. Thanks for the heads up!
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In reply to: [Breadcrumb Trail] reverse parents term arrayJust found this too and came here to report it before I saw it has already been reported 🙂 Would love for this to be fixed in a future version so we don’t need to reapply the fix after updating the plugin!
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In reply to: [Really Simple Twitter Feed Widget] Styling the follow buttonThanks so much for your reply – that’s awesome!! (I had been re-adding the filter each time there was an update 😉 )
@thebuke, the same version number with WP & CF7 is just a co-incidence. However, there were major changes in CF7 version 3.9 which other CF7 modules had to update for, so my guess would be that is what’s broken it.
If you roll back to a version of CF7 prior to 3.9, I would think it might work again!
Hi guys,
It seems like this could be that the plugin hasn’t taken into account the latest changes to Contact Form 7.
I’ve worked around this by just putting Campaign Monitor’s HTML code straight into the page I wanted to use it in. Of course, this then means that the form isn’t e-mailed like CF7 would, but at least it gets into Campaign Monitor…
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In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Check Box ValueOh, and I just figured out your main problem too, which is what brought me to this post in the first place – Contact Form 7 *does* actually replace the correct value, just not in the source! It replaces it in the backend and sends the value you want to your e-mail.
The key was hidden on this page – http://contactform7.com/selectable-recipient-with-pipes/ – “By using this procedure, the email addresses are revealed over the Internet and this is not good.” Of course, if CF7 just stuck it in the value attribute, this wouldn’t solve much of a problem!
Hope that helps you, or someone else too! Was scratching my head until I saw that, tested by actually sending an email, and voila.
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In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Check Box ValueI know this is a slightly old post, but in case you haven’t fixed this or someone else comes across it, for your secondary question on replacing the ‘—‘ with something more descriptive, you can add the following to your theme’s functions.php:
add_filter("wpcf7_form_elements","yourtheme_replace_cf7_dashes"); function yourtheme_replace_cf7_dashes($output){ return str_replace("<option >---</option>","<option >Enter your descriptive text here</option>",$output); }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Really Simple Twitter Feed Widget] Styling the follow buttonOh and if anyone wants to mimic the window that Twitter’s default widget opens, here’s the jQuery:
jQuery(".rstw_link_follow a").click(function(event){ event.preventDefault(); windowWidth=530; windowHeight=530; windowLeft=parseInt((screen.availWidth/2)-(windowWidth/2)); windowTop=parseInt((screen.availHeight/2)-(windowHeight/2)); windowSize="width="+windowWidth+",height="+windowHeight+",left="+windowLeft+",top="+windowTop+",screenX="+windowLeft+",screenY="+windowTop; window.open(jQuery(this).attr("href"),"rtsw_link_follow",windowSize,false); });Try the solution in this post: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/contact-form-7-campaign-monitor-addon-not-working-1?replies=7
Seems like it still works as of WordPress 3.9.1.
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In reply to: [Page Builder by SiteOrigin] Page Builder and Widget CSS ClassesHey guys,
The Widget CSS Classes plugin doesn’t work with Page Builder (and I couldn’t figure out how to easily get it to work), so I’ve worked around it for my uses. This may help you, depending on what you’re doing.
Firstly, I added this line:
$classes=apply_filters(“siteorigin_panels_custom_widget_class”,$classes,$the_widget,$instance);
above the setting of $args in siteorigin_panels_the_widget() in siteorigin-panels.php (its around line 825).
If the Site Origin team could include this filter, or similar, in a future version that would be fantastic!
Then, from your theme’s functions.php, you can access this filter to add any classes that you need to the widget. You have the use of both the widget’s object AND its instance, so you could probably use these to do almost anything you wanted to. For example, I’m using the Better Menu plugin to allow classes to be added to a menu. All I’ve set up this function to do is add that same class to the widget if its in the menu. Of course, from this function you could print_r the variables you have received so you can check what you have to work with:
function yourtheme_modify_classes($classes,$widget,$instance){
if(isset($instance[“menu_class”])) $classes[]=$instance[“menu_class”];
return $classes;
}
add_filter(“siteorigin_panels_custom_widget_class”,”yourtheme_modify_classes”,10,3);Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Page Builder by SiteOrigin] Page Builder and Widget CSS Classes+5 from me!
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In reply to: [Comprehensive Google Map Plugin] How to edit saved map shortcodes?Oops, sorry! Can you advise where the edit link is… I couldn’t find it after hunting around…
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In reply to: [Comprehensive Google Map Plugin] How to edit saved map shortcodes?Seconded.. or thirded! 🙂
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In reply to: [Menu Image, Icons made easy] Could you add a new filter?Hi zviryatko, thanks – that’s perfect! I didn’t know about that filter 🙂
A default priority of 10 works just fine for what I needed.
Thanks heaps!