DJA_440

Hi, yes confirmed as running 2.9.8.

OK…. CHanged the setting in Woo to be HTML rather than multipart / alternative and things seem to have sent OK and the formatting looks good both to the customer and the merchant.

NO idea why it was set to multipart/alternative nor why if it is set to multipart it will fail but hopefully this can help others or your knowledgebase. Updating tags.

Maybe worth an update, but on checking the failed email is set to be “multipart / alternative”. I’m not sure why this is and would need to investigate however with other plugins this has never been an issue. Could this prevent this sort of issue?

Thanks for the speedy reply. On checking i can confirm this is already unchecked, unfortunately…

Hi, sorry to drag this up again but i’m wondering if this is something that’s still on your roadmap?

Hello! Sorry for the delay. I’m not sure what i did or where i changed things but it’s now working. Thanks!

Anyone? tagging someone who posted in another thread. @dbisupport

Further edit. I found the log, pasted below and sanitised to mask site. Curious as to why the pluging would log a successful export despite this clear abort??

Log date: 2023/10/20 20:16:49

Migration ID: 88eacfd7-a46c-4b5a-be5f-a6ad5f5335a8
Intent: savefile
Stages: tables | media_files | theme_files | plugin_files | core_files
Action: cancel
Error: ZIP Archive /home/sitename/public_html/wp-content/uploads/wp-migrate-db/sitename-20231020195728-cwn1z.zip does not exist

Edit to add that i think it’s a problem with the zip file itself as even extracting it to a local folder on my mac says it can’t be done. Any logging available?

Srry, as expected i thought i’d be back. It did export what is said was a successful zip file but when i try to import it into local it says :

“Error Importing Site: Sorry! we couldn’t figure out what to do with the import file provided. Please extract it manually”… Any help GREATLY appreciated.

Hi, @ddragovic – with apologies also for the late reply but just getting around to this. Please to let you know that i managed to get this working after some tweaking at my server side. Thanks again for an AMAZING plugin / service.

I’ve just tested this and yes, it looks like this is *only* possible if using the Advanced forms. Shame really as it’s really handy to just have the ability to throw a quick form together and have this feature.

Thanks @architabasandrai20, i think the issue here is that i’m not using the advanced form block but rather the standard form which doesn’t allow the selection of the text and ongoing link. Is the answer to simply move to advanced forms?

Hey @shayleehansen30, thanks for the speedy reply. It’s great that i can create the PDF from the form inputs however i was looking for a way (admittedly) very lazy way to take a form that’s been built already, convert that to a form and then use the pdf output addon to punch it back out of the plugin and into the destination.

I could achieve what i want using Acrobat pro but it’s an expensive way to achieve what essentially a call to action button.

Thanks SO much for putting that explainer together, Phil. Ir’s rare that support from any plugin author is given at this level let alone what i now realise is a silly question! ??

TO conclude then, i think the following is true, and due to this then i will need tp buy a license regardless. Apologies if the “ambiguous” caused you any grief!

1. My intention is to create a fair sized form that will enable a visitor to arrive at the page, go through all of the fields, required, optional etc then submit this to the site owner. For talking sake we can use something like the requirement to hire a commercial vehicle etc.
2. ACF Isn’t a fully fledged form creation tool, akin to something like Contact Form 7, WP Forms etc?
3. Even if i install the “free” plugin from the WP repository then it will still require a paid license?

Again, thank you so much for taking the time to answer. It’s very much appreciated.