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Same here. With javascript stripped out* the only thing that gets validated is the secret code at the end. And even that isn’t doing a very good job.
Really, how hard can it be??
* The supplied javascript is waaay too bulky and obtrusive.
Try the plugin “PJW Mime Config” to add mimetypes that WordPress doesn’t know. Who knows, maybe this also configures acceptable upload mimetypes.
No idea 🙂
I’ve never had to build something like that. But if I were you I would start by looking for some kind of “custom tables” plugin and work your way from there.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Visual Form Builder] [Plugin: Visual Form Builder] Legend-less fieldsetsOr let me put it this way:
What do you suggest I do when a fieldset isn’t neccesary?Then, can you remove the “medium” classes and remove the small/medium/large selector in the form builder?
This is not true (and not resolved).
I actually need the <button> element to style it the way I need to. The button element can be tamed to render perfectly consistent if you want to.
But hey, what it the problem really? The <input type=submit> doesn’t render consistently across browsers/platforms at all! And why does it need to look consistent in the first place? As long as it looks like a button on the platform at hand, right?
There have been numerous discussions about this in the front-end communities, and the <button> element is just better in each and every way. It can be styled with much greater flexibility and it can accept HTML, and there has content, which I described is yet another advantage.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Visual Form Builder] [Plugin: Visual Form Builder] Legend-less fieldsetsWould you plan on changing it in the Pro version?
Please don’t resolve this, because it’s not resolved. I still don’t see how I can make the descriptions visually consistent is the HTML switches them for some fields.
Can you use a custom table plugin? I think VFB saves its entries to a custom table. If so, you should be able to display them with such a plugin…
It’s tricky tho, because VFB makes no guarantees about the table structure.
The entries do get saved, and this plugin only facilities the functionalit of and around the form. I’m sure there are loads of plugins available that allow you to display entries from a custom table, which I think is what VFB stores entries to.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Visual Form Builder] [Plugin: Visual Form Builder] Legend-less fieldsetsThis is still the case… Forms don’t always need a (visual) fieldset, so it would be appreciated if this was facilitated in VFB as well…
Pay to remove something. Srsly?
I’ll work around it for now:
$(".item-secret").find("input[type=text]").val("12").end().hide();Works like a charm.
That’s great!
I’m very curious what it means for javascript to be still required… Since the form works fine without it, don’t you mean javascript is recommended rather than required?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Adding to media library not workingNah, that’s 17 steps to explain that the permissions to the folder on the FS aren’t right. Srsly? That would be too easy. I think any self-respecting developer would check that right away.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Internal Page linking not workingActually, I started by deactivating plugins one by one. Deactivating all of them was a bit taking it too far, iyam.
And I found the culprit. A plugin that puts an old javascript into the page, which is what must have interfered with the internal linkage. The script wasn’t even neccesary to begin with, so good riddens 🙂
Thanks for the tips 🙂