damiarita

Hi,

You will have to inform of your IE issue at GitHub https://github.com/jackocnr/intl-tel-input which is where the code is being developed by the author.

Regarding an error because the user can’t introduce ()-, why do you get an error? Can you give me an example?

Hi!

Thanks for reporting.

This WP plugin is simply a simple way to integrate a JS piece of code I don’t mantain.

I suspects this behaviour is caused by the JS.

Could you please check if at the demo page of the JS you see the same behaviour?

This is where you can check: https://intl-tel-input.com/node_modules/intl-tel-input/examples/gen/default-country-ip.html

Thanks

Hi,

I loved the idea.

I just released v 1.5.2 with this change.

Thanks for the code!

Hi,

I would add this piece of JS:

jQuery('.wpcf7-intl-tel').on('countrychange', function(e, countryData){
 const usClass='phone_us ';
 if(countryData.iso2==='us'){
  jQuery(e.target).addClass(usClass);
 }
 else{
  jQuery(e.target).removeClass(usClass);
 }
});

Hi,

From your text I understand you need to change the class each time a country is selected. Am I right?

It would be impossible to add a GUI to the plugin that allows all the pissibilities.

The best thing is that you add a JS function that does that and callit when the country change event is fired.

You have all the details of the event at https://github.com/jackocnr/intl-tel-input/blob/master/README.md#events

All the telephone inputs the plugin creates have the class ‘wpcf7-intl-tel’. So, you can use that as selector.

Hope it helps!

Good idea!

Hi,

I checked your link and I don’t see the placeholder.

However, in the next release, I will make that when there is a custom placeholder, the plugin does not add any

Thanks for the heads up!

Awesome

I can’t tell exactly without seeing the actual site.

My guess is that your CSS applies padding or margin to your fields of different types (“text”, “email”… for example). But not to type “tel”. Something similar to this other case: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/input-field-size-2/

Or maybe other fields have a class that gives them the padding/margin and you just have to add it like in this case: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/strange-look-2/

In order to find out, you will have to check your website opening the developer tools in your browser (normally pressing F12 opens it, otherwise, right-click on your filed and select Inspect Element)

Hi,

Unfortunately, I have no experience with WooCommerce or WordPress User Account. So, I would not be the right person.

My CF7 plugin only takes an available JS library and integrates with CF7. So, someone with experience on WooCommerce should take the JS library and integrate it there.

This is the website of the JS library: https://intl-tel-input.com/
And the github page: https://github.com/jackocnr/intl-tel-input

Have a great day

Hi,

I checked your page and you have the old version of the plugin. You have to do either:

1. Update the plugin. In your plugin section, you should see the new version of the plugin available. You need version 1.5.1
2. Clear cache: If you have a cache plugin, it might not allow the new version to show to the public

Let me know

Hi,

I check with my IE and found the error.

I just submitted version 1.5.1. Update and it should solve your issue.

Hi,

You can send PM over facebook. You can find my profile on the pluging page

Hi,

You can update to version 1.6.0 to obtain this feature. This is the syntax for your example: [intl_tel* {your-phone} preferredCountries:gh-ng]

The GUI also includes this option

Please, update the plugin and let me know if that solves your issue.

Hi,

Yes. The jQuery plugin supports that option.

The WP plugin does not. Basically to keep the interface simple and because it detects your country from your IP. So, your user doesn’t really see that.

However, if there is a case where changing this can be useful, I will consider adding the capability. What is your case?