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  • Thread Starter svejetosranje

    (@svejetosranje)

    I’ve updated – works a treat!!

    I’ve noticed one more bug – sry!
    1) multi-select rsvp field (dropdown) set to “#REQ_” unfortunately doesn’t work. I can submit without selecting anything.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter svejetosranje

    (@svejetosranje)

    Yup, it works ??

    One more thing though if you have the time/energy:

    1) I’ve managed to submit the form without selecting any seats (0)
    I really don’t need that option anyway so I might hide it with ‘display:none”

    2) When there’s an error for extra formfields which I created it triggers to fill them out correctly but says: “FIELD5, FIELD2” etc.
    The user won’t know what those “fields” represent – what field for which question. Is there any chance it can ‘pull’ the field ‘title’ instead of the ‘ID’.

    Thanks again – great work!
    J

    Thread Starter svejetosranje

    (@svejetosranje)

    Ah ok I get it now!

    I’ll follow your instructions and try again ??

    Thanks again for all your effort!
    J

    Thread Starter svejetosranje

    (@svejetosranje)

    Franky, thanks so much for the quick turnaround!

    I’m afraid the new code caused a fatal error ??

    1) I replaced the eme_rsvp.php on the server and I got this message instead of the form (webiste loaded fine):
    Call to undefined function eme_is_multiprice() in /data02/realwine/public_html/test2013/wp-content/plugins/events-made-easy/eme_formfields.php on line 413

    2) I copy-pasted the new code through the WP plugin editor and then I got a different message (website didn’t even load):
    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /data02/realwine/public_html/test2013/wp-content/plugins/events-made-easy/eme_rsvp.php:2317) in /data02/realwine/public_html/test2013/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 876

    BTW, I’m using about 6 custom form fields, two of which are multi-select dropdowns (if that helps).

    I’m not a developer – I wish I could help more!
    Looking fwd to your resolution.
    J

    The redirections will work if you set them up through the “Apache” module type (not WordPress module) within the “Redirections” plugin.

    Go to “Modules”, edit “Apache”, set the location of .htaccess (then maybe even hit ‘reset’ to make sure you start from scratch), click on ‘Apache’ and set up a group, then click on that group and start adding redirections.

    More info here: https://urbangiraffe.com/plugins/redirection/

    Apache module supports qTranslate’s language urls like ‘/en/’ etc.

    Good luck!

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