ttiefenbach

”unsecure” as in the SSL certificate for the domain was’t correct so Chrome blocks it. It’s working now and I can see the information I needed. Thanks for the quick reply!

It seems like you could just use a “getimagesize” to check the image size before it send the email from the form and reject/approve the form based on the upload. Like Contact Form does for the file size limits.

I just don’t want to meddle with the code and then lose it in an update later on so I was hoping it could be incorporated in a separate plugin, or built into Contact Form.

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I looked at all the FAQ pages and installed the “WP-Mail-SMTP” plug-in, to no help, although it sends the test messages perfectly. Does anyone have any other fixes?

I was asking about displaying the data on a page, like smallwebsolutions suggests. I would LOVE this as a feature!

OK, I thought my shortcode would work, but it’s not 100% accurate. ?? Can we add this functionality to the plug-in?

Here’s what I did, hope this helps someone:

Added the following code to the ttftitles.php file:

function the_ttftext_shortcode( $atts ) {
   extract( shortcode_atts( array(
      'text' => '',
      'echo' => true,
      'style' => '',
      'overrides' => '',
      ), $atts ) );

   the_ttftext (esc_attr($text), esc_attr($echo), esc_attr($style), esc_attr($overrides));
}

Then added the following code to my Theme Functions file:
add_shortcode('ttf_text', 'the_ttftext_shortcode');

In my pages and posts I can use the function like this:
[ttf_text text=”Hello World!” echo=”true” style=”basic” overrides=””]

Of course you don’t have to use all the options, I usually only need to use the “text” parameter.

I hope this becomes part of the next version, it’s SUPER useful!!!

RESOLVED:

The error was related to the form names:
https://www.cabeeb.com/2009/09/posting-a-form-to-a-wordpress-page/comment-page-1/#comment-34261

never mind on my last post. I changed the “link” parameter… duh!

How do I make the link be the file location, not the https://www.domain.com/?attachment_id=399

Thanks.

Thanks for your help. OK, so I tested the version I originally wrote:
echo file_gallery_shortcode(array(‘id’ => 398));
versus the code you wrote:
echo file_gallery_shortcode(array("id" => 398));

The only difference is the single vs. double quotes. The double quote worked perfectly, like you said it would. I copied the single quote, though, from the help file. If the double quote is the only way it works, I guess the help needs to be updated???

Sorry to drap this post out, but, I’d like to get a description and different options available for each variable, i.e.: “size” => “full”, “thumbnail”, “medium”, etc. I don’t know what is available to me to use.

Thanks again for your help. I’m super excited to start utilizing your gallery on my new site. I’ll have to make sure I donate something for the cause!!

Is it possible to get the first image of the gallery using tags? I’m looking for instructions on the meaning of the different shorthand variables too. thanks

I think I’m missing something with the correct usage of this shortcode. I’m using this PHP to get the first image:

<?php echo file_gallery_shortcode( array(‘id’ => $post->ID, ‘size’ => ‘full’, ‘attachment_ids’ => 1, ‘output_type’ => ‘object’) ); ?>

It really doesn’t matter what I put in the array, it always displays the defaults. So if I specified: ‘id’ => 398, and no other options, it still displays the current post.

I hope that clarifies a little.