jmd81

Hi,
Thankyou very much for your reply. It is exactly what I needed.

I had a timthumb problem with the thumbnail, upgrading the Event Manager from 5.1 to 5.5 solved the issue (I noticed you don’t use timthumb anymore).

I’m logged off the server for a while now, but I will look through logs as soon as I can to see if I can find anything.

Hi,

I followed these directions:

1) Copy the file, submission-form.php from the /views/ directory
2) Paste the file, submission-form.php into the /custom/ directory
3) Inside of the new “custom” file, locate both instances of “Your URL” (there are two), and change them to whatever is required
4) Lastly, visit the plugin settings and change “Form style” to “Custom form + CSS”

Don’t forget to save your changes

After changing the form style to “Custom form + CSS” I must not have saved the changes, it appears to be working as intended now.

PS. Thank you very much for the prompt reply regarding this issue.

I’ve tried the email check plugin. It sent the test email. I’ve removed all plugins by renaming them, then used the default theme, same problem.
I tried another plugin called TT Guest Post Submit, it sends emails however I can only send one at a time with that plugin. (I want to send multiple emails just as User Submitted Posts allows)
One thing I’d like to point out is that I’m using SMTP mail instead of PHP Mail. Mail() does not work on this server. I’m using this: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-mail-smtp/

Hi,
I’m trying to change the same fields. I need users to leave their email address, I was hopin to see it in the email (which I’m having difficulty recieving). I’ve changed the “Your URL” field as per the above instructions but there doe not seem to be any change I’m using the most recent version.

<fieldset class="usp-url">
                        <label for="user-submitted-url"><?php _e('Your Email', 'usp'); ?></label>
                        <input name="user-submitted-url" type="text" value="" data-required="true" placeholder="<?php _e('Enter Your Email Address', 'usp'); ?>" class=$
                </fieldset>

I’m also having email problems. Nothing is being sent to any of the chosen alert recipients.
Related fields are checked, post moves to pending, nothing sent. Other emails are working as normal.

Hi, thanks for your reply.
Do you think I could hard code this into the database? In the WordPress general settings, you can only add one email at a time, however you can edit the database and enter a second email address comma seperated. Do you think the same thing will work in this case? (I guess the only way to know is try it).
PS. Do you think it would be possible to have email addresses entered by category? For example, if someone selects a specific category for the guest post, I’d like to have specific editors for that category notified as well as the admins who receive all emails. Would it be possible for you to custom code this into your plugin for me? If so, I’d be happy to discuss this further.

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