paddelboot

Windows 10 just updated Edge browser to 99.0.1150.36 and both the CF7 test form and your multi step test form are working.

I can only assume it means that MS fixed an issue that caused these AJAX problems. Can you confirm?

Thanks, Michael

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by paddelboot.

I just noticed that the demo form at https://webheadcoder.com/contact-form-7-multi-step-form/ displays an error message with Edge when submitting to the next step. This is disappointing to say the least.

Any chance this can be solved quickly?

I just found out this is dependent of whether WP_DEBUG is set or not.

Hi Tom,

Thanks for your explanation. Wouldn’t it be a lot easier though to just remove the floating of the items in the mega menu editor? Why do they float in the first place, it gives the end user less control, right?

Just my point of view.

Thanks,

Paddelboot

Hi Tom,

I have managed to get custom page items to display inside the mega menu. But they float freely and align themselves. I cannot seem to have 3 page items in the left column and 1 image widget in the right column. They distribute themselves to 2 items per column automatically. I hope my problem is clear.

Thanks.

Thanks, I will think about it.

It seems that PayPal will pass the buyer information back if the no_shipping parameter is set to 0. We are selling downloadable goods, still we would like to have the buyer’s address. Wouldn’t it be nice to avoid the personal details form and instead use the address associated with the paypal account?

https://www.paypal-community.com/t5/How-to-use-PayPal-Archive/Does-IPN-provide-the-billing-address-or-only-the-shipping/td-p/5463

So how would the plugin populate the address fields in the backend payments list?

Thanks, Michael

Thanks.

In shortcode_view.php, there is a filter for the email:

$email = apply_filters('wppp_widget_email', $email);

If all the args were filtered, we could use a custom currency, reference, etc. This could be based on session or REQUEST data. It would make the button rendering more flexible, I think.

The only way I see right now is to completey replace the AJAX call that is made in checkout.js, function submit(). I just wonder how this will work with future updates.

Thanks for the reply.

Unfortunately, every background check we do costs money. Therefore, we cannot make a check when all fields are filled in, since the user might update the fields (typos, corrections).

Okay, I had a look into it, but I run into issues:

– The AJAX request with the form data seems to be triggered at certain intervals. Since we do a credit rating check, this can become an issue, because every check with the remote API is charged at the expense of the client. Even if I only do the check after the last field is filled out, the user might still change/correct his input, which would require a new API request, etc.

– Is there a way to trigger the AJAX request programmatically?

– Is there a way to implement a 2 page solution? (1. page: checkout form, 2. page: payment options)?

Thanks a lot,

Padddelboot

That looks promising, thanks.

I am basically doing what this codex article is doing.

I use a SASS folder structure, so I wanted to remove style.css from the theme root and use a custom stylesheet instead, like /css/style.css

It seemed to work well until recently.

By broken I mean that the theme gets deactivated as soon as I visit the theme admin.

Until then it works fine, because as I have added, WP takes the styles from /css/style.css, not from the file in the root of the folder.

The two vars:

https://home.ms/wp-content/themes/home/style.css

https://home.ms/wp-content/themes/home

So WP seems to be ignoring the stylesheet_uri filter when I visit the theme admin, basically.