WebCodin

Hi sobydesign,

Thanks for your feedback. We’re pleased that you appreciate our plugin.

With kind regards,
WebCodin Team

Hi Grio,

We added TinyMCE button for shortcode generation: http://c2n.me/3kRo7F6.
Based on selected plugin language, when you add city name – http://c2n.me/3kRoIXe – the city name will be displayed on your language. As result you will have following shortcode: http://c2n.me/3kRp1OE and after the page saving: http://c2n.me/3kRpelb – result on the site fronted.
Widgets are working in similar way.

With kind regards,
WebCodin Team.

WeBuyPinball,

Seems we have found this issue. Please update plugin to the newest version.

Pls let us know if this will help.

Hi gri0,

Thanks for your feedback.

1. Could you please send theme name and OS/browser with this issue or link on the site where we can check it?
2. Multilingual support will be added in the next plugin release.

With kind regards,
WebCodin Team.

Hi Tynermeister,

As mentioned in the previous post, current plugin functionality basically do not support placeholders. We will add this in future releases.

As temporary solution for developers purposes we added some hook as described above that should be added in functions.php file of your theme.
This code allows you to manually add placeholders for form fields that configured in admin panel.

For example, if you have a form with fields: Name, Email, Message, you will need to add following code in the functions.php:

add_filter( 'wcp_contact_form_get_fields_settings', 'tm6830_my_placeholders' );
    function tm6830_my_placeholders ($data) {
        foreach ($data as &$item) {
            switch ($item['name']) {
                case 'Name':
                    $item['atts']['placeholder'] = 'Name Placeholder Text';
                    break;
                case 'Email':
                    $item['atts']['placeholder'] = 'Email Placeholder Text';
                    break;
                case 'Message':
                    $item['atts']['placeholder'] = 'Message Placeholder Text';
                    break;
                default:
                    break;
            }
        }
        return $data;
    }

Please let us know if this is help.

Hi Mike,

OK, we will wait on your feedback.

Regarding to our previous message about BulletProof Security with copy-paste form plugin changelog, if we understand principles of work of this plugin correctly it works in following way: when you load BSP plugin pages in the Admin panel, the plugin adds suffix “roque-script-nulled” to all other javascripts and css files that are not related to this plugin and are not WordPress native scripts.

Since these scripts with the suffix does not exist, they are not loaded and an error 404 is written to the log.

Probably this plugin tries to secure its pages, but this does not mean, that scripts are really malicious or infected.

The List of files that you sent (js and css files) are using for work and styling in the Admin Panel for our plugin. Seems, BulletProof Security marked them as “roque-script-nulled” as described above.

We hope that this info help you to find out with this issue.

Hi Mike,

Have you any news about your issue or we can resolve this topic, because this issue does not relate directly to the plugin functionality?