madguy000

Great! thanks ??

Great! That worked. I went with the 2nd option – https://www.youtube.com/embed/HtleDhyCGbw?version=3&start=2190&autoplay=1. Do I have to change this URL to the traditional URL later or will this work all the time (when the plugin is updated, for example)

Hi RavanH

Here you go – https://www.qontext.com/netsuite

The link in question is at the top right (the quote)

thanks! i guess there should be a theme error. it didn’t work in the default twenty ten theme as well.

i totally forgot about my vote. will remove the vote, but my issue remains unresolved – the fix didn’t work.

I’m afraid I am not a coder… can it be explained in simple language?
I am a wordpress newbie.

import via csv did work, even for custom fields. i will try to get my devs to hack around your plugin and let you know if I succeed in an auto export feature.

this is a really old link for your issue – if you are able to tweak this for the latest version, let me know ?? I need this fix to push data to my CRM as well.

… which does not work ??

Any help?

https://www.gobdg.com/blog/code-library/donation-form-using-contact-form-7-paypal/

currently, using this hack.

fixed the issue! wp_footer() wast called, which had the ajaxification effect.

The use case is as follows –

1. Forms are on one specific page
2. All other pages have a link to that page so that visitors can fill the form.

I thought that it would be a good idea in this case to find out what was the previous page, in this case.

I browsed thru the forum and found a post where a user had used php to find out the url of the post where the form is located. I’m unable to find that page now, can someone please link to that so that the person is attributed?

The code below will enable you to put a hidden field on the form to capture the referrer value, and use another custom shortcode in the mail to populate the referrer value. Here is my code: (edit functions.php)

function hiddenreferer_shortcode($tag) {

	if ( ! is_array( $tag ) )
		return '';

	$options = (array) $tag['options'];
	foreach ( $options as $option ) {
		if ( preg_match( '%^name:([-0-9a-zA-Z_]+)$%', $option, $matches ) ) {
			$name_att = $matches[1];
		}
	}

     $html='';
	 $referer = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];
	 if ($referer){
		$html = '<input type="hidden" name="' . $name_att . '" value="'.$referer.'" />';
	 }
	 return $html;
}
wpcf7_add_shortcode('hiddenreferer', 'hiddenreferer_shortcode', true);
//use [hiddenreferer referer name:referer] in the form
//and [referer] in the email template

Hi Tobias

The export to csv broke my tables – my table had a combination of links and text. In the resulting exported CSV, extra “” were put in some of the anchor tag parameters.

I rolled back and did a database search and replace, which worked.

Regards
Aditya

thanks! im under pressure to launch the site, so i will experiment on this later ??

Thanks Tobias, I think this resolves the issue – until we manage to automate it ??

If I export to css and reimport, i think the table id will change (correct me if i’m wrong) – and that will screw up my CSS and pages where the table is invoked.

If I’m right, the safest option today is to update it manually.