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So I activate the List form submissions in dashboard option. I get the Submissions page but no amount of submitting the form in FF shows up there. Are they stored in a separate table? My form is here: https://creed3.com/c3/contact-us/

This must be a javascript thing with my browser setup or a browser plugin conflict that is not apparent since it does work in safe mode. I disabled every browser plugin one at a time and found nothing. Curious how if I submit the form incomplete or with an incorrect captcha number I get the appropriate error message. So the form is clearly communicating with the server.

Ah, I had not thought of the console. Unfortunately nothing there pertaining to this. One warning about a CSS problem in another plugin, and one warning of a jquery problem for another plugin. And no, not blocking javascript. In fact console returns POST of apache code 200, no errors. I tried a different plugin with no other changes than the plugin itself and it does work. I really don’t get it. Thanks for your time!

No need to apologize, I appreciate your feedback. So then, rather than in the menu area for the admin page, you’re thinking you’d like it in the actual admin page, is that correct? I’ve tried to find some way to place it above the admin menu on the far left side but this doesn’t seem to be a very easy task.

Hi Than,
If I understand you correctly, you’re wanting a link in the admin menu directly to the quotes page. To do this add the following to your theme’s function.php file:

function register_custom_menu_page() {
    add_menu_page('Quotes For Widget', 'Quotes For Widget', 'edit_posts', 'post.php?post=000&action=edit', null, null, 6); 
}
add_action('admin_menu', 'register_custom_menu_page');

The URL will need to be changed to suit your installing, either changing the ‘post=000’ to the page number for your Quotes post, or if you’re using permalinks changing it to the appropriate URL for that.

Hope this helps!

Hi,

Thanks for your kind words!

When using an typical and simple theme, if you have the widget assigned to your page header, according to the way WordPress functions, it should appear every time your header is presented to the browser. This is true with every site I use this on where it’s assigned to the header. One site I use this on I have it called from within a static home page and not the header, and it does only appear on the home page.

Since you don’t see it on a PC, I’m wondering of you are using a theme that is calling different headers depending on which page in the site you’re viewing? In this case I would suggest taking a look at which header is displayed when a mobile device is viewing your site. If there is a setting in your theme on which header to deliver for mobile access that could be it.

This plugin can only be called, and delivered to your browser, when a header or other file that requires it is called. It won’t just appear without being called by something. I wish I could be more helpful but without having access to your theme files I can only guess why this is happening :/

Hi, and thanks for the kind words. I’m not sure I completely understand what you’re asking for. Can you give me an example, a link, some more detail?
Thanks!

Unfortunately, I just experienced a similar thing on my blog. I had a Custom Menu (not META) widget that disappeared after activating this plugin. Otherwise this is a nice plugin.

Thanks behruz87. Make sure there are no empty lines in your quotes page. Also that there is no empty line at the bottom of your quotes. In other words, when editing your quotes page, scroll to the very end and make sure your cursor doesn’t go below the last line.