burnbaby

Erm hi Jules,
may I ask, whether you got anywhere since you first posted? ??
I’m especially interested in the “show certain fields only when another field (select/checkbox/radio) is set to a specific value” part. Like having two address fieldsets (e.g. member address/ billing address), the 2nd of which is made use of only if a checkbox got ticked, if it remains unticked, the member and billing address are obviously the same.
I’m sure it can be done easily using jQuery, but I’m not there yet…
BTW, ppl would LOVE you for an accompanying CF7 conditional logic plugin, since it’s simply missing, is being sought after by and would help so many!
Kind regards,
Burn

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Howdy Peter,
thanks again, a modest one on top you are ??

Same here re the WordPress world and its (unbelievable!) plugin universe.

I sure will – nice to meet you!
burn

Hi again, Peter!
Many thanks for your response and the valuable information you provided. It’s somewhat comforting to learn, that even pros in the ‘responsive design’ field seem to be struggling a bit, no wonder are average users :\

To be honest, I’m not a complete noob overall, but sometimes I find myself caught and have to admit – I (at times, still) am! *damn* ??

When it came to the term “walker” while setting up your plugin, I would rather follow the advice saying “For advanced users only – if you don’t know what you’re doing please leave alone”, since I’d never heard of it. After reading up a little (codex), I got a faint idea of what it is and how it can be used; had I known that powerful feature before, it would’ve saved me tons of stress, time and work in the past! (at least I know of it now – thanks to you)

Well, at least you now know, why I saw that message – simply cuzz I’m not using a walker (yet!) ??

At the moment I’m still hunting for that megapotent @media spreadsheet, or whatever you want to call it, the kill-em-all one. However, times and devices change, so I’m well aware, that there probably is no such thing as the everlasting queries grail… *harrumph*

All the best,
burn

Clear ’nuff (said) – thanks! ??
Burn

Hello Peter,
sorry for the late response, I was so flippin busy with other stuff! Life, ya know… ??

Firstly, I want to say thank you for answering the questions I asked in such detail.
Otherwise, I did as you said and (of course) it worked, thanks for letting me know ??

There was one little thing, though, but it didn’t cause any problems whatsoever. Nevertheless, I felt I should let you know, here’s the exact message in WP backend (at the top, baah, you know that) after importing:

Warning: class_exists() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /.../wp-content/plugins/responsive-menu/app/models/AdminModel.php on line 344

I had a quick peep, but am better at CSS and stuff, so I don’t have a real clue:

/* Add by Mkdgs */
            'RMWalker' => ( class_exists( $RMWalker ) ) ? $RMWalker : '',

While I’m here, please let me ask a last question for today:
How and where do you actually test those myriads of devices and resolutions and all that?
As many others do, I too use Chris P.’s superb Webdeveloper a lot and have also found a few nice places in the net. I’m pretty sure (and hope that) you might know some extra-special methods and places and’d be delighted if you could share or point in a direction. Any information you can provide in this regard is highly welcome and appreciated. I’ve been fighting n struggling, tell ya…

Many thanks once again, your support – [resolved] – is exceptional, as is your plugin, nuff said, ciao ??

Have a good one,
burn

Hi Peter,
thx for your quick response; guess there had been a reason for ‘at least not in my case’ – will do the reinstall.

Herewith the file in question for testing:
export.xml

Sorry for grabbing the opportunity to assault you with 2 queries I’d have while I’m at it, and maybe for you to add to the description part to the benefit of all users:
– Why do you suggest ‘<meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1, user-scalable=no” />’ whereas google commends using ‘<meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1″>’?
– What is the most practical and easieast way to target the whole bloody range of nowadays devices (from tiny gadgets all the way up to desktop), I’m so fed up with all this @media-querying ?? I’m sure, you as a developer in the field, have a ‘kill em all’ recipe at hand meanwhile?

Thank you for the good support!
burn

in case it helps someone else after 3 months of OP:

– edit any one widget from the sidebar, yes no matter which
– once there, do nothing else but.. erm uh what? click on screen options
– there it is again –> Disable accessibility mode

takes you back to widgets main page with accessibility mode turned off again for ALL widgets.. sorry, but stupidly solved, i must say!
poor creativeliza, reinstalling WP would not have been necessary if it said somewhere (on the net, that is!) not only how to ENable (which is pretty darn obvious) but erm uh what how to DISable it, once it..

took me some time to find out, that’s why i’m peed off, i must say..
yayaya okok, WP is greaaat ??

cheers – bb

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thank you very much for quickly responding ??

checked your repository, i assume you’re (still) working on 2.3.0, so i’ll wait till update’s being offered by WP’s update function, right?

Thx again!

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