For instance, wherever the organization’s Secretary (a changing position) is referenced, I want the latest name and email address automatically updated to that link. So if there is text to contact the Secretary, no matter where (or on how many pages) it occurs, the latest contact info will be there.
I know I can do a manual site-wide find and replace every time a position changes, but why not a dynamic solution? Just change the data in the table and it shows up everywhere!
I know how to do that on a non-WordPress site (have a table of names, titles, and emails and retrieve that data anywhere needed by doing a sql query and GET).
But I don’t know how to do that in WordPress.
Any suggestions? Plugins?
]]>This is a pretty bad situation, since that user’s name and email are exposed and broadcast to all subscribers.
Automattic’s WP-Super-Cache plugin is active on the site. It is configured not to cache pages for logged in users, or pages with GET parameters (?x=y at the end of a url). However, since email templates are just custom post types, I wonder if this could be the problem? I have added the post id of our template to the “rejected strings” section of WP-Super-Cache, but have not yet tested whether this fixes anything.
Thank you for any help or hints you are able to provide.
]]>It seems that something in the minification code substitutes the hexcode “#000” for the word “Black” in CSS files. This is a problem for font names that include the word “Black.” For example, I am using a font on one site called “Circular Std Black” and the minify process is converting it into “Circular Std #000,” which obviously doesn’t exist. As a result, the elements that use that font are styled incorrectly.
I implemented a temporary fix by renaming the font. But this sort of thing is bound to happen to other users as well, so I wanted to let you know about it.
I noticed this behavior start with FVM version 2.7.9, although I couldn’t swear that it wasn’t happening with prior versions. I might just not have noticed it until 2.7.9.
Awesome plug-in! Thanks!
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]]>My question is: How can I pass form data from CF7 to Sendgrid? In CF7s template, I tried the following line in the “Additional Headers” section:
substitutions:%first-name%=[first-name];%last-name%=[last-name];
Note: %first-name%
and %last-name%
exist as the placeholder text in the SendGrid template.
The above code does not work, but am I able to put text substitutions as a header like that? If this update needs to be made in PHP, should that live in the functions.php file? (I’m a front-end dev so I feel comfortable editing code, but have little WordPress/PHP experience).
]]>If you check also the post_meta on DB, the value of substitution is still there!
]]>Thank you for this great plugin
]]>How can I resolve, thank you ….. Rick
]]>Does anyone know of a way to get around this problem?
I’ve seen sites that protect email addresses with a link to “Person1” that opens a general contact form that is emailed through the server to the actual email address for Person1. A link to “Person2” sends the general contact form to Person2’s email address, and so on. I assume there’s a simple table identifying the true email address for each “Person” and does the true addressing when the form is sent.
There are plenty of email obfuscation options, but they still rely on the mailto:/email-client connection to work. I haven’t been able to find a plugin that will get around the email-client connection and instead do the the simple substitution for an outgoing contact form. Can anyone point me to a plugin that can do this?
Thanks in advance
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