Aldo

Hi Tamim

I might have found the issue. It is how you render the checkboxes.
The classes and id’s are not set correctly.
Please have a look at the screenshot.
The first checkbox group represents the one generated from your plugin, who does not work.
The second one is setup with the native GravityForms checkboxes (the work).
https://cl.ly/0i0H2D050R3l

So I think updating this should resolve the issue.

Thanks for checking.
Aldo

Hi Tamim

Thanks for the update.
Unfortunately I’m still not able to activate the checkboxes.
Clicking dos not take any effect.

Any idea?

Thanks
Aldo

Thanks a lot for the feedback!
I‘ll test it later on.

One more question: A user can subscribe an unsubscribe via the form, right?

Best, Aldo

Did you find out?
We would like to set an expiration as well when adding a post via front end.

No. I did not use the plugin at the end, as I could not find any solution.

Ok. Almost there.
But as soon I create a doc now, the Group Navigation disappears.
The editor is also messed up and all the icons in the WP Admin Toolbar are gone.

Any idea?
Thanks,
Aldo

Completely forgot …
Thanks!

Thanks a lot!
I found all the placeholders, That’s great.

Then regarding my last question: How can we export a booking list including the custom fields? But where can I select the custom fields I want to include in the export?

Hi Stefan

Thanks a lot for your feedback.
It is what I end up doing.

Looking forward for your fix ??

Thanks!
Aldo

Could you maybe give me an example how I would set the sizes string using using rwp_img()?

Great, thanks!

Ok. But why are they added twice?
This is unnecessary code, not?

No, if the would have the “@2x” in the filename, not?

Hi Stefan

I found the issue.
Had the media_queries array still present. removed it and all okay.
But one remaining issue.

The images in the srcset are all returned twice. Here the markup:

<img srcset="/app/uploads/2016/04/Webseite_Mood-385x261.jpg 385w, /app/uploads/2016/04/Webseite_Mood-770x522.jpg 770w, /app/uploads/2016/04/Webseite_Mood-500x339.jpg 500w, /app/uploads/2016/04/Webseite_Mood-1000x678.jpg 1000w, /app/uploads/2016/04/Webseite_Mood-770x522.jpg 770w, /app/uploads/2016/04/Webseite_Mood-1540x1045.jpg 1540w, /app/uploads/2016/04/Webseite_Mood-1000x678.jpg 1000w, /app/uploads/2016/04/Webseite_Mood-2000x1357.jpg 2000w, /app/uploads/2016/04/Webseite_Mood-1540x1045.jpg 1540w" sizes="(min-width: 1540px) 1540px, (min-width: 1000px) 1000px, (min-width: 770px) 770px, (min-width: 321px) 500px, 385px" class="lazyload img-responsive" data-sizes="auto" data-parent-fit="cover">

Any idea?

Her you go ??

add_image_size( 'image-xs', 385, 9999 );
add_image_size( 'image-xs@2x', 770, 9999 );

add_image_size( 'image-sm', 500, 9999 );
add_image_size( 'image-sm@2x', 1000, 9999 );

add_image_size( 'image-md', 770, 9999 );
add_image_size( 'image-md@2x', 1540, 9999 );

add_image_size( 'image-lg', 1000, 9999 );
add_image_size( 'image-lg@2x', 2000, 9999 );

add_image_size( 'image-xlg', 1540, 9999 );
add_image_size( 'image-xlg@2x', 3080, 9999 );

Regarding the theme, it doesn’t matter a tried with some standard WP themes and my own and I get everywhere the same warnings.