Patrick Rauland

Thanks Ponc! I hope the author includes the files for future updates! ??

Hi Paul,

I’m crazy busy trying to get things wrapped up before I go on vacation at the end of this week (my turn. :P). I’ll try to get it done before I leave.

Have you tried using the WP Gallery Custom Links plugin? It does that and nothing more so it isn’t complex.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-gallery-custom-links/

Thanks! I should be able to do a little work next week. ??

I don’t have any experience with BuddyPress but Jotform forms only get sent to Jotform. I don’t believe there is anyway that you can hook them up to WordPress to process them in any different way.

If you want to use a fancy form builder to allow users to register for the site I would look into Gravity Forms as they give you so much more control over your data and where and how it gets sent.

I just noticed that there are a ton of errors on the Shortcode Builder page.

Screenshot.

Awesome! Just let me know when. ??

JotForm unfortunately isn’t that extensible. I would look into Gravity Forms.

With GF You should be able to pre populate a hidden field that lets you know which user is logged in and submitting the form.

GL!

That’s a really good idea but it isn’t possible with how JotForm is set up. I can however, think of two other solutions to solve that problem.

1) Put the form on a page only logged in users can see.
2) Use Gravity Forms. You will have to do some coding on your side but it should be possible.

Playing around with CSS isn’t very efficient. It is far safer (and easier) to turn it off using the filter WooCommerce added a few months back.

Overriding in CSS probably isn’t the best way to go about this. It is far safer to add a line in your functions file that turns off the code completely rather than just hiding it.

WooCommerce added a filter a few months back.

Lance just got back to me on the GitHub issues page. For the mean time if you have version 3.6 of SLP you can turn off Force Load Javascript in the Map Settings page.

https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v357/BFTrick/Web/force-load-javascript-on-store-locator-plus.png

Or you can wait until version 3.7 in which he has a patch.

I’ve run into this as well – the problem seems to be that the script runs on every page instead of just pages that include the map.

Since this is more of a bug than a configuration issue I’ve submitted a bug to his GitHub repo. Hopefully as soon as he gets back from vacation he can deal with it.

Hi David,

I’m not familiar with this plugin at all nor with that error message but I do know that there was a recent TimThumb security risk so Amazon might be preventing you from doing anything to it.

Hi birons,

I took a look at the issue today. I decided to go against adding the shortcode in the widget and instead created a whole new JotForm widget. So go ahead and download the new version (1.1.1) and you should be able to add a widget to your sidebar.

Good luck!