jockoe

Thank you. I did have this setup awhile ago. Maybe in version 3.x. It looks like I may have to send the information as a query string instead of via Silent Remote Sending.

I appreciate you taking the time for this.

Tracy

I am able to send a field to the same form, using this looping process, when I send the field as a query string on the redirect URL. When I move the same settings into ‘Silent Remote Sending’ it no longer works.

Would the settings be different for these? I’ve tried both ‘METHOD: POST ang GET’.

I understand how to add the radio buttons. The part that I don’t understand is how I would get additional child form(s) to display depending on the number of the radio button that is chosen.

In regards to the option boxes… I think this would probably work best for this, but did not realize I could do something like that. Can this be setup with FSCF or do I need to know JavaScript?

A hidden field would not suit my needs. It is information that is entered into a text box when a first child is registered, and then I want to carry that information over for each additional child.

Tracy

I am creating a form where families can register their children for a religious education program. Since it is unknown how many children each family will need to register, I am making a form to register a single child. I want it to loop back to itself in case the family needs to register a second child, third child, etc.

The Silent Remote Sending part is needed because there will be some family information I will want to be pre-filled on the form if registering multiple children.

On the front page of this plugin is Compatible up to: 3.8.3. (updating to each new version of WordPress) So somebody is watching over this plugin.

The HELP link next to the box will show you how to use multiple addresses, etc.

I’m not sure I’m following you, Nick. You say that in your basic settings you see Webmaster,[email protected]. It sounds as if you are mistaking this to be sent twice. A copy to Webmaster and a copy to [email protected]. This is only 1 entry. Webmaster is the name, and [email protected] is the address, that the form is sent TO. You can change the name Webmaster to be whatever name you want.

Under the ‘Styles’ tab, where it says: Select the method of delivering the form style: What stylesheet are you using?

That is really odd. Have you checked to see if there is a plugin conflict? De-activate all of your other plugins, except FSCF, and see if your form moves into the center.

Did you try adding the code on your live site? I’m able to center your form with those margins using Inspect element in Chrome. I dunno why it wouldn’t have worked while it was being developed locally, but it’s worth a try. (I also changed the width to 250px)

Do you use a caching plugin? If so… try deleting the cache and see if that fixes it.

@selmaporobic

Do you have a link to your form?

Look for the code I just gave to Stacey. If you see it, delete it.

@staceyk

Add this under the tab STYLES; to the width of the FORM DIV (the first box)

margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;

Have you tried making the width of your form larger? Maybe it isn’t wide enough to accommodate the two fields.