Ailsa Craig

Hi Mike,
I did exactly what you said (thanks for the great instruction!) and the form appears from the form editing screen which is a step forward. I removed the deprecated ‘gform’ too. The form however does not work. If I click on ‘Submit’ nothing at all happens (in both cases on my page and from the form edit screen), not even a ‘page not found’ message.
Thanks.

Alas it doesn’t work. The syntax errors went away though! i think i may just give up on this one – it’s so weird though as the original code was fine for ordinary pages. Custom post types must be difficult! Thanks so much for your attempts anyway UaMV!

Hi UaMV,
Many thanks – but I got a white screen of death on that one! I’m getting a message there’s a syntax error on:
‘type’ => ‘your_post_type’ // default post type
if I remove
‘page’ => ” // default value could be placed here
the error goes away and so does my WSOD! So no harm done.
but i guess if I remove that line i’m getting rid of some functionality? (Sorry I’m just a designer – no idea about programming really).

Hi UaMV,
Thanks, no luck I’m afraid. Just blank!

Hi bcworkz,
Many thanks for your suggestion but it doesn’t work. Nothing shows up for either a page or custom post content. I thought there would have been an easy answer for this one (but I haven’t the first clue about php) so I guess it’s complicated. Thanks anyway.
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Thanks so much Sayontan – that worked a treat!

Thanks WPyogi – Yes I felt the post belonged to Aquoid but I’ve tried and for some reason I’m not able to post anything, despite being registered and being ‘allowed’ to post. Twas a last resort here! Shall try qtranslate.

Hi Emil,
Thanks so much – that works a treat!

I’m using qTranslate – that’d be really great thanks!