phixate

I just opened one of the images in an empty Chrome browser page and it looks sharp. I then uploaded the image to the root directory of my site https://whittsrentals.com/sandstone-620.png and it looks blurry there, even outside WordPress. How can that be? How can an image look crisp displayed froma local file in my browser but be blurry just sitting in the root of my website folder? I mean, it can’t be the web server compressing the image can it? That would be really lame. As far as I know there isn’t any software that would do this on my server.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by phixate.

If you click on the image you see it larger. In there it is larger than my uploaded image. However, when I made a smaller one and uploaded it, it was actually smaller but still blurry. Also, I disabled both Divi and Elementor.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by phixate.

I tried this plugin to max out the jpg compression setting (even though I’m using PNGs)
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-resized-image-quality/
but it also did not work. I disabled Elementor entirely. Did not work. Tried this:
https://divibooster.com/prevent-distortion-on-divi-gallery-images/
Didn’t work.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by phixate.
• This reply was modified 5 years ago by phixate.
• This reply was modified 5 years ago by phixate.

OK, so I tried making a smaller image, 500px, and uploaded it. It looks much blurrier than how it looks in Photoshop and Windows Photos preview. This is making ZERO sense to me. I’m about to start banging my head against the wall.

I switched to the Twenty Twenty theme and regenerated the thumbnail of an image, and even deleted and reuploaded it. Still looks blurry and is resizing bigger than it is.

The media gallery is in the left menu “media.” In there the image is displaying too large. I don’t get how WP can even do that. I upload at 620px and it displays it at 680? I am using Divi and Elementor. I’m digging through the settings trying to disable the Divi “use Divi media gallery” and anything else that seems related. So far nothing is working.

It must be the theme.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by phixate.

It’s that way in the media gallery too.

There are no other plugins that do this as far as I can tell.

I noticed your reply was 9 weeks ago. Has there been any progress with that feature?

AWESOME! That is very cool to hear. I’m looking forward to seeing this ?? Big smiles.

I wish I could post a screenshot here. Yes, I mean when I edit a radio field or a checkbox field the option that I designated to be selected by default when the form loads gets unselected when I save the form (no default option is selected). I then have to edit the form again to select the option and resave it.

1. Create a form with a radio field and options including text and values. Select a default option. Save form.
2. Publish form to a page. Check page and form displays default option as created.
3. Go back to edit form and change the value of an option. Save.
4. Check page and form no longer has default option selected.
5. Go back to edit form again, select default option and save. Then it shows as selected on the page.

I have encountered this behavior on all of my 24 forms with both checkboxes and radio buttons. I am using CFF Version 5.0.320.

Awesome! I knew it would be easy and I was already starting to toy with a checkbox option. Thank you so much for your help!

That just sets the Contract Price to the Retail Price when I change a value in the first form. But if I select one of those two inputs and tab to the next the Contract Price does recalculate to what it should be.

https://whittsroofing.com/gazebos/index.php/53-2/

I have another CFF where all of these fields are in one form and everything works fine even without any of the extra coding you have given me.

https://whittsroofing.com/gazebos/index.php/product/8×8-octagon-gazebo/

I might just change my plan to use that.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by phixate.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by phixate.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by phixate.

That’s great! Thanks!! I finally got what you were saying about using the HTML content field to change the fields based on the CSS class. It works wonderfully. Thank you for going above and beyond to help me with this. If I can get it all working I want to buy your platinum version to use with WooCommerce.

Could I ask one more question? If you have a moment that would be awesome.

On the second form I’m trying to get the Contract Price field to update when the retail price 2 field changes. It works fine initially on page load but when I change something in the first form it doesn’t recalculate. I tried this code on another HTML content field inserted right after the Contract Price field but it is just changing the price to the retail-price2 value, not recalculating it to what the Contract Price field code has in it (step 3 above).

<script>
jQuery(document).on('change', '.retail-price2 input', function(){
jQuery('.contract-price input').val(this.value).change();
});
</script>

I tried inserting that function inside the val(), the change() and even tried replacing the whole function but I couldn’t get it to work. I think I don’t really understand the language enough. Perhaps I need to take a class ??

Just so you know when I get this part done I’d be happy to give you some money for your time. I really appreciate your help. I do see that you offer this type of service for a fee:
https://cff.dwbooster.com/customization

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by phixate.

That’s great and thank you for your help but can I use the HTML content field to calculate the field value in the “Full contract price” field? That is the goal of pulling over. That’s why I was trying to use a Calculated Field instead. The code you gave me works but I wasn’t able to pull a value from it like I can a calculated field. I tried this on a calculated field but it didn’t work:

jQuery(document).on('change', '.retail-price input', function(){
jQuery('.retail-price2 input').val(this.value).change();
});
jQuery('.retail-price input').change();

Here is the code I am using on the Full Contract Price field (fieldname17 is the HTML content field you told me to create):

(function(){

if(fieldname3 == 12) 
return prec(fieldname17*1.4,2);
if(fieldname3 == 24 ) 
return prec(fieldname17*1.6,2);
if(fieldname3 == 36) 
return prec(fieldname17*1.8,2);

})();

Again, thank you very much for your help!