Mikejuly

OK Thank you .

Thanks for the reply. I am not getting this error message on the page:

Fatal error: Cannot use object of type WP_Error as array in /home/enlivens/public_html/moxiemeninc.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-portfolio/wp-portfolio.php on line 1486

https://moxiemeninc.com/portfolio/ is the page in question.

If email works better for you we can continue this discussion accordingly – [ redacted, please do not post email addresses in these forums ] is my address.

No the problem is still occurring.

Can I please ask for some support for this issue?

I’ve read through this and I don’t understand how to accomplish what I described in the original post.

Can you please provide more detailed instructions?

Thanks Allen. If my changes aren’t going to stick when I update the plugin, I am not going to mess with it.

One other thing you may care to consider is adding the option of changing the language in the field headers. I modified them in the .php files… you can see my changes here: https://grandjazzfest.org/give/

It might be nice not to have to update them with every new version of the plugin.

MJ

I just heard from my client – he said the problem is now resolved.

Thanks for all the assistance, Doug!

Thanks Doug. I made the suggested change and I’ve advised my client to send out an email and include you.

I don’t know if the ‘view in browser’ link also renders this way – I don’t own a Mac and have no way to test it directly. This is all coming from my client, who owns the site.

As to the settings, they are set to UTF-8; Quoted-Printable.

I will have my client test out a few settings if you could make some suggestions.

Thanks for the quick response.

Thanks for the quick response. That makes sense and I’ve made some pregress but I haven’t arrived yet.

My follow up question is how do I get the output of the form to round to two decimals. For example on this page:

https://domain4testing3.info/balance-calculator/

I want the ‘daily interest’ and other calculated fields to round to two decimals. I was able to achieve this by creating another ‘calculated field’ (at the bottom)with the parameters ‘prec(fieldname9, 2)’ per your instructions.

Is there a way to get the output to round, and if not, is there a way to hide the field I am rounding?

Thanks again.

MJ