Ignazio Setti

Hey again, @traderjm!

Yes, Happyforms doesn’t use any custom database table. Data is stored in the wp_posts and wp_postmeta tables, for both forms and activities (respectively “happyform” and “happyforms-message” custom post type slugs).

I hope that answers your question!

Hey @jerrick1 ??

That’s quite weird — we can’t replicate your issue. Out of curiosity, which version of PHP are you running?

Also, may I ask you to reply by writing us an email at ask(at)happyforms(dot)io? We’re trying to keep this forum focused on our free version only.

Thanks, and see you there!

Hey @abdullah340 ??

You can force an unlimited number of fields onto the same line by setting their Width to Auto.

Let us know how that goes!

Sounds good, @oizovski!

Regarding your issues with Dropdown fields, a heads up: all the issues you mention were caused by a bug in our previous release. We have since released an update which, among other things, addresses that bug. Would you update, and see if things are back in line?

Let us know!

Hey @triciamtrt ??

Sorry to hear that! Truth be told, it’s a bit of a game of cat and mouse. Every now and then, new waves of spambots hit, but we’ve been updating our arsenal against them. ??

Just one thing — since this forum is dedicated to our free version, and you’re asking about our upgrade plans, would you please write us an email at ask(at)happyforms(dot)io? We’ll continue troubleshooting there.

Let us know!

Hey @torstenbulk!

As promised, we’re out with a new version which among other things includes improvements to the vertical alignment of Radio and Checkbox fields choices.

Let us know how it goes!

Hey @nekojonez ??

Our free version doesn’t store submissions in your database, and for obvious reasons it’s impossible to export them. All our upgraded versions do though, and all include CSV and XML export.

I hope that helps! For any questions related to our upgrade versions, make sure to write us an email at ask[at]happyforms[dot]io.

Buongiorno, @sbemcl!

Mi dispiace per l’attesa — sono finalmente di ritorno. Ho appena dato un’occhiata al suo link qui, ma la form non è più visibile. Ha avuto modo di provare un invio di prova mentre LiteSpeed Cache era disattivato?

Nel frattempo, sarà felice di sapere che stiamo lavorando attivamente su quest’aspetto. Nella prossima versione, o forse quella immediatamente successiva, i plugin di cache non interferiranno più con le sue form. ??

Ci tenga aggiornati!

Grazie, @sbemcl!

Ho provato a inviare la form, ma sembra fallire la verifica del nonce — spesso, la causa è un sistema di cache che impedisce l’aggiornamento dei nonce. Sta utilizzando un plugin di cache, per caso? Se sì, potrebbe disattivarlo temporaneamente?

A parte l’errore di cui sopra, mi chiedo se non sia più appropriato utilizzare un semplice campo Testo in questo caso. Sebbene un numero di telefono sia generalmente un… numero, spesso vengono utilizzati caratteri speciali (per esempio, “+”) e l’utente potrebbe aggiungere spazi (per esempio, dopo il prefisso).

Perfetto, @sbemcl!

Per quanto riguarda il problema con i campi numero, mi piacerebbe dare un’occhiata alla form. Potrebbe pubblicarla, anche solo su un articolo o pagina di prova, e condividere con noi il link?

Ci tenga aggiornati!

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Hey @sbemcl ??

Siamo spiacenti per l’inconveniente — ho il sospetto che qualcosa sia andato storto con il nostro popup di benvenuto. Sfortunatamente, sbloccare la situazione può essere un pò macchinoso, vediamo di trovare la scorciatoia più rapida:

Ha accesso FTP alla cartella del suo tema? In particolare, può apportare modifiche temporanee al file functions.php? In caso affermativo, può:

1. Incollare questo codice in fondo al file functions.php:

happyforms_get_tracking()->update_status( 2 );

2. Aggiornare la pagina nel suo browser (qualsiasi pagina, nella sua dashboard o nella parte pubblica del sito).
3. Verificare che l’accesso all’area Plugin sia stato ripristinato.
4. Se tutto è in ordine, rimuovere il codice appena incollato.

Rimaniamo in attesa!

Hey @kevinmoser37 ??

Sorry for the headache. As it turns out, a nasty bug in our previous release prevented the Email tab from working correctly. We’ve just released a new version to address it, would you update and see if things are back in line?

Let us know!

Hey again, @jameslsav ??

You certainly can, but you’ll need some custom CSS. I’d be glad to provide a ready-made snippet, just one detail: which font would you like to use for your forms?

Addressing your mentions of a more complete visual builder and a detailed CSS guide:

* As much as we love visual builders (and in fact, built a pretty famous one in the past), with more controls comes more complexity, and a visual builder would really be a product in itself. With Happyforms, we aim for a nice balance of power and simplicity.

* While good on paper, a detailed and most of all up-to-date guide to CSS would be a bit of a nightmare to maintain — we ship changes to our product very often, in general once every other week. Honestly, we’re much happier with our users throwing all their questions at us — that gives us a chance to tailor our suggestions to their specific use case. Feel absolutely free to ask here about your customizations.

I hope that makes sense! Let us know how what you think. ??

Hey @jameslsav ??

We know, it would be nice to have more granular control over styles — not everyone likes to dabble in CSS. Truth is though, every user has different needs when it comes to customization, and the only way to cater to everyone would be to turn our Style screen into a full-fledged visual builder.

All that said, you can:

• Control colors from your Style → General → Colors section.
• Font sizes with the various “* font size” controls in Style → Field Labels & Text and Style → Submit Button sections.

To tweak the top margin of your submit button you’ll need a CSS customization instead. Try adding this code to your Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS screen:

.happyforms-part--submit {
    margin-top: 10px;
}

That should hopefully do the trick. ??

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Hey @happyducky ??

As it turns out, we’ve just deprecated the Additional CSS section of our Style tab — we realized it offered little value over core’s Additional CSS section of Customize screen, and came with some annoying limitations, too. That section will continue working on existing forms that use it, but it won’t be available on newly created forms anymore.

Just so you know, everything you could do with that old screen you can do with core’s Additional CSS screen — we’re glad to help you find the right selectors for your customization, in case you need it.

Let us know!