hassantafreshi

The Easy Form Builder plugin is a form builder plugin. To install the Easy Form Builder plugin on any WordPress site hosted on any server, follow these steps:

1. Go to your WordPress dashboard.
2. From the right-hand menu, find the option to “Add New Plugin.”
3. In the search box, type “Easy Form Builder.”
4. Make sure you find our plugin in the list, which has a pink icon and a motion effect.
5. Click the “Install” button.

This will install the plugin and allow you to use it on your website.

In Easy Form Builder, after form submission, there are two main options: displaying the tracking code or not displaying it. This feature is available in the free version.

The feature you are requesting, where an activation code is sent after admin approval, is a custom functionality and requires customization.

For more details, please refer to the Easy Form Builder documentation. If you need customization or further support, feel free to contact us through the Contact Us form.

@talmo I’m sure your great team will resolve the issue soon. Please let them know to contact me for details before testing, as unfortunately, your ticket box was limited to 800 characters, and I could only provide a general overview. Thank you.
Best Regards

@talmo Thank you for your response. I opened the ticket on your site, but I haven’t received a confirmation email.

@viennguyen

Thank you for your response. Could you please guide me on how exactly I can use this hook considering the structure of our current function?

As we previously communicated via email, and following WordPress guidelines, we addressed your challenge through email since you are a Pro user. We are also sharing the same response on the WordPress forum, so that others encountering a similar issue can understand the situation.

The message, “You are experiencing issues with JQuery. Please contact the administrator for assistance. (Error code: JQ-500),” appears because another plugin or theme has altered the default version of JQuery provided by WordPress. As a result, our plugin is unable to utilize JQuery properly, which triggers this error message. The primary cause is that a plugin or theme has modified the default version of JQuery in a non-standard way, leading to this issue with Easy Form Builder.

Best regards,

@salma500 We’re here to assist you! I’m sorry to hear you’re facing this issue, and I’d like to help resolve it as quickly as possible. To better understand the problem, could you please provide a screen recording of the steps you’ve mentioned? This will help us diagnose the issue more accurately and find the best solution for you. Your satisfaction is very important to us, and we appreciate your patience while we work through this together.

@john-dagelmore Thanks for the quick response and cooperation

case 'nitropack':
  //nitropack
  $url = get_permalink($page_id);									
  if(function_exists('nitropack_sdk_purge'))nitropack_sdk_purge($url);
 break;

@phristanov Thanks for the response. We added this piece of code. In your opinion, is this the correct way to call your plugin function?

?Best Rergards,

I have installed and activated ate-cache-apcu, and it seems that both plugins are working together without any issues. Thank you for your cooperation.

Updated Code

@phristanov
Thank you for your response. A question has come to my mind now: If we want to clear the cache of a page using this function, do we need to make any changes to this function?

nitropack_invalidate(NULL, "post:$postID", $reason);

Best Regards

• This reply was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by hassantafreshi.

Based on our requirements, what do you suggest? Could you take a look at this function to ensure that both plugins can work smoothly together?

Thank you for your response. Our main goal is to clear the page cache after the form submission, and I believe the get_post_modified_time() function might be suitable for this purpose. Could you please explain what parameters this function accepts and how we can properly call it within our plugin?

@phristanov
Thank you for your response, and apologies for the delayed reply. I checked both links and searched for the function you mentioned in the previous post, ‘nitropack_purge,’ but I couldn’t find any documentation. Could you please assist me and share a direct link to the documentation regarding this function?

Thanks.

• This reply was modified 6 months ago by hassantafreshi.

@pierrelannoy Thank you for the explanations. I am reaching out to all cache-related plugins to check if there is a possibility that they might have a function that caches pages, potentially causing issues with our form builder. Based on your explanation, it seems that your plugin does not perform such actions, so there should be no conflict with the Easy Form Builder plugin.

• This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by hassantafreshi.