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Hi, HaveAnEpiphany! I just got a resolution yesterday from support, just tried it, & it worked! It was something that I thought I had already tried, but obviously I hadn’t. Basically, in the settings, make the custom path identical to the default path.
I’m not sure why if the custom path is empty that the plugin doesn’t use the default path, but apparently the custom path needs to be set.
Hope this helps. Thanks to C Reign for my resolution!
Hi! Yes, this is the same as the support thread. Sorry, I think I posted this after I sent the email, not sure of which was the preferred method. We can close this and continue with the email. I just sent you an email update. Thanks so much!!
Just moved to production anyway. Site is now
dunawaydietetics.comI will be setting up another test site that is a backup of this one. I could even set up an admin account for you on the test one if you are willing to look at it. Thank you so much!
Thanks! Right now, I have it set up in a test location.
dd.centnerconsulting.comIt appears to be working fine, it’s just the errors that are appearing on the admin settings page.
Hi, cdrady01! So sorry for the delay. We were out of town, and then I had to dig through this to find it – seems like an eternity ago.
I think this is the code that I had posted. Hope this helps if I’m not too late posting it.
OK, here’s what I ended up with to pass a variable from FM to another plug-in. Thanks again for your guidance!
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In reply to: [Form Manager] Validation Error with IE9Never mind. It’s working now… Sorry. I think there was a duplicate variable in my template that was causing it.
Thanks! Yes, got it working about the time you sent this response. Will post final code after I clean it up a bit.
I noticed that on IE9 (have not checked other versions of IE) that the validation is not working. I enter a valid zip, but fm responds that a valid zip must be entered… Any suggestions? I haven’t started digging into this yet, just noticed it… Other browsers seem fine with the validation.
Thanks for the tip. Can you tell where the data should post to? I see the_permalink listed here, but is that what I should use? It looks like it just displays the page. Does that make sense?
Thanks for the tip! I’m new to using ajax & I’ve looked at this a bit, but I’m still not seeing exactly what I need to do… Do you mind giving me a little more detail so that I can figure it out? Thanks again!
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] Javascript errors?Thanks for the quick fix! I updated my templates & it is now working error-free!
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In reply to: [Slideshow Gallery LITE] Slideshow Loads SlowerDoes anyone have any ideas?
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] ability to have custom css?Works great! Thanks for the addition!
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] ability to have custom css?Cool! Thanks! I’m pretty sure that maxlength has been supported by all browsers for some time now, so should be just a matter of adding it to the other attributes. So, in my case for a 5-digit zipcode, html output would look like
<input id="text-4ddda68780cf0" type="text" style="width:50px;" maxlength="5" placeholder="" name="text-4ddda68780cf0">
Thanks again for an awesome plug-in!
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In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] ability to have custom css?Oh, the validators are working just fine. I’m saying that if we had the ability to assign a maxlength to a field, it would prevent the user from entering too many characters before clicking submit & hitting the validator code. It would work just like the width field on the form element, except it would be maxlength to prevent extra characters from being entered. Just an idea….
For my purposes, I could just hard code the field on the template, but it would be nice to have this as part of the generated code…