jennaortiz26

Thanks very much. Will update and try again.

One more thing I wanted to ask, but didn’t want to start a whole new topic.

Is there a particular regular expression to validate a URL that I could use? I’ve tried a bunch, but they all come up invalid.

Ok, this will help me work around it until there is a fix.

There is one more thing I noticed. I was able to upload a small file (around 7MB) but anything bigger (say, 40MB) would eventually just refresh the form. My guess this means its timing-out like other form plugins I’ve tried? Is there something I can add or change somewhere in a file that will allow for larger uploads?

Thanks for your help!

I found one but I think all it does is redirect. I already know how to do that with a php file.

What I want (if it’s even possible):

https://otherdomain.com/form.login.aspx
to appear as
https://mydomain.com/form.login.aspx

If I have to iframe it, I will, but I prefer not to.

I was hoping I wouldn’t have to resort to iframes. Is there any other way?

First thing I did after posting this was to check .htaccess (Had a brain fart… should’ve been the first thing I did.)

Did a rewrite and it’s all good.

Patrick, you’re a nasty one aren’t you? Maybe you should take the common advice of testing on a subdomain before upgrading your main site. It’s open source software. Free. Stop whining!

No, they are not. Can TDO Miniforms be used to manage email? I know it’s common use is for post submissions.

I’d like to know if there is a way to customize the plug-in so that when we update, that option will not be overwritten.

I have a backup of the entire old installation, including the plug-in.

No one seems to know who did it or how.

According to them, in the WP admin panel under “Contact” in the admin sidebar/menu, there was an option to view messages and a button to approve or deny them, much like a comment system.