[1] This isn’t built-in, but you can manually edit the Javascript file which handles the required validations. In public.js (which handles the shortcode form), look for rules like this:
if ( lastname === '' ) {
$( '#dk-speakup-last-name-' + id ).addClass( 'dk-speakup-error' );
errors ++;
}
and then add your own rules, checking the values of the fields you want to require. So to require the City field, you’d add
if ( city === '' ) {
$( '#dk-speakup-city-' + id ).addClass( 'dk-speakup-error' );
errors ++;
}
[2] There isn’t any designated signature page. The [signaturelist id=”1″] shortcode can be used to display a signature list on any page you wish. Then you can link to that page with a standard HTML link tag. Read through the shortcode documentation for further customization options.
