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Hi Richard,

Currently, the conditional logic for showing or hiding fields based on selections in an address field is not a built-in feature in Formidable Forms.

As a workaround, you might consider using a separate dropdown field for the state selection and then apply conditional logic based on the value chosen in that dropdown. This would allow you to show or hide other fields based on the state selected.

In the Formidable plugin.

Hello – we’ve been able to reproduce this issue and our developers plan to include a fix in an upcoming release.

Hi Raj,

I’m afraid that we’re only allowed to support the free Lite plugin via WordPress forums. For assistance with Pro features like the signature add-on, could you please open a ticket in our helpdesk here??https://formidableforms.com/new-topic/

Thanks,
Rob

To troubleshoot this issue, please follow these steps:

1. Confirm that your domain is correctly added to the list of allowed domains in your Google reCAPTCHA admin console.
2. Verify that the site key and secret key are entered correctly in your Formidable Forms settings without any typos.
3. Ensure you are using the correct type of reCAPTCHA keys for the version you have selected (V2 or V3), as they are not interchangeable.
4. Clear any caching on your website, including disabling caching plugins and checking for external caching services.
5. Update all plugins and themes to their latest versions to avoid potential conflicts.
6. Test for plugin conflicts by temporarily deactivating other plugins and seeing if the issue resolves. For guidance on this process, please refer to:?https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/what-plugins-are-known-to-cause-conflicts/#kb-how-to-find-a-conflict

Hey there – this CSS snippet should do the trick for you:

body .with_frm_style .frm_radio input[type=”radio”]:checked, body .with_frm_style .frm_scale input[type=”radio”]:checked, body .with_frm_style .frm_checkbox input[type=”checkbox”]:checked, body .with_frm_style .frm_radio input[type=radio], body .with_frm_style .frm_scale input[type=radio], body .with_frm_style .frm_checkbox input[type=checkbox] { height: 16px !important; }

You can see where to place custom CSS here:?https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/global-settings-overview/#sts=Custom%20CSS

Hello, yes it does. You can read more about that here: https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/form-confirmation/#kb-redirect-to-url

Hey there – you can use the include_extras parameter found here: https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/email-notifications/#kb-default-message-parameters

Hello,

WordPress has a built-in blacklist filter you can use to block specific email domain addresses from commenting on your blog/forms.

To add the domains, go to the WordPress wp-admin → Settings → Discussion page. Add values in the Disallowed Comment Keys box, following the WordPress instructions: One domain per line.

Hey there – the way you inserted the fields in the confirmation area is the currently supported way to show form data in the confirmation. Alternatively, you could look into creating Views and/or PDFs for your use case.

https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/create-a-view/

https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/pdfs/

Hey there – I took a look at your page and saw a contact form in a modal that displays the checkboxes and shows them checked, was there another form elsewhere to look at?

Yes, you can. WordPress is open source and most hosts have one click installs available in the cpanel to get you started.

Have you reviewed this documentation yet: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

I’m not getting a favicon at all on my end here.

Did you tell your host that you can’t login to the admin, even with a new password? They should be able to help you out in some way I’d think.