don benjamin

I think the default value is translatable but this is only a default so updating the translation would not affect any fields which have already been created, you would need to delete the field and recreate it, and it’s probably easier to just manually correct the setting.

You can change this in the field settings for the dropdown when you’re creating your form.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by don benjamin.

Hi @marinos7,

Sorry for the slow reply. I’ve done some testing with different PHP and WordPress versions and I haven’t been able to replicate this bug.

Are you seeing any error messages when saving (either in the php logs or the javascript console?)

Thanks,
Don

Hi @logz05,

Sorry for the slow reply. This sounds like a JavaScript issue, what browser and WordPress version are you using?

Are you familiar with the JavaScript console? If so do you see any errors there?

Thanks,
Don

Ah, okay, I’m not testing with PHP8 yet, I should give that a try.

I’ve released a new version though which should hopefully fix your issue.

Hi @ergyshasanbelli

Sorry for the slow reply. This is not possible at present, but I will put it on the list for a future version.

Thanks,
Don

Hi Amol,

I don’t see this issue when I’m testing. What version of the plugin are you using? Have you customised the plugin at all? That file templates/input-select.php shouldn’t have any php code on line 9 so I’m not sure where the error is coming from.

Thanks,
Don

Hi, sorry for the slow reply. It looks like you’re resolved this now?

Hi,

I can’t see a sidebar in your layout. If you add other widgets to the sidebar do they display? If not this may be a problem with your theme.

Thanks,
Don

The plugin layout can be controlled via css or via swapping out the template. I can’t actually access the page you’ve listed but you could try adding something like the following to your theme’s stylesheet:

.searchform-params {
        display: flex;  
}
.searchform-params {
        width: 33%;
}

Alternatively you could modify the page template. Copy the file wp-custom-fields-search/templates/form.php into your theme in a file called (for instance) custom-search-form.php, then add a line to your themes functions.php file to use the new template, something like this should work:

add_filter('wpcfs_form_template', function () { return __DIR__.'/custom-search-form.php';});

Then you should be able to edit your custom-search-form.php as you need.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by don benjamin.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by don benjamin.

Hi Jeremy,

The plugin can handle joined tables if records in your custom table relate to records in the wp_post table? Although this would require some custom coding to match your table. If the records are unrelated to the wp_post table though then that’s going beyond what the plugin has been designed for and it would be quite a big job to get them in.

Thanks,
Don

Hi @zaidzafar4,

Sorry for the slow reply. I’ve tested with WordPress 5.5.1 and checkboxes seem to be working correctly.

If you’re still struggling with this could you let me know a bit more about how you have the checkboxes set up. e.g. Have you manually configured the options or is it auto-generating them? What datatype have you chosen? When you say they aren’t displaying properly do you mean they look strange or that they simply aren’t there?

Thanks,
Don

Hi @ghp123,

Sorry for the slow reply.

The plugin shouldn’t really interfere with the pagination so I suspect this may be a problem with your theme or some other plugin. Can you confirm that the pagination works correctly on pages other than the search results? If it does then that would suggest that there is some kind of incompatibility with this plugin if not then it is likely a problem somewhere else.

Thanks,
Don

Hi @semgrup,

Sorry I missed this when you posted it. I think the plugin should work that way already.

Are you saying you want it to also show results who have matching “certificate” but different “No”?

Thanks,
Don

Hi,

1. If you’re using a dropdown list you should be able to change the “Any” text in the field settings. In the form editor, next to the dropdown where you’ve chosen the field type (e.g. “Dropdown”) there should be a cog icon, click this and you should be able to change the “Blank prompt” (e.g. the text to show when nothing is selected.

See this gif if the above doesn’t make sense:

2. This is not straight forward to achieve and would require custom coding. If this is urgent I am available for hire to look into this for you. If not, I’ve added this requirement to the todo list and will release it in a future version of the plugin.

Hope that helps,
Don