warkior

Hi @tstachlewski

I have emailed you directly using the address you provided.

James

Hi Greg,

It is not currently possible to upload files via FormBuilder since it would open up quite a large potential for security holes and hacks on the website.

James W.

Hey nikdow,

You may be able to add the JS code to the “Thank You Text” field on the form which is only displayed to visitors after a successful form submission.

If you are sending people to a secondary Thank You page, add it to that page instead (though you may see some false positives)

James W.

Hey sydbarrett74,

It doesn’t have an api, but it does support a number of wp hooks where you can tie in another plugin to do what you’re asking. Most likely, the one you need is formbuilder_submit_success_post_value_parsing which is currently found on line 980 of php/formbuilder_processing.inc.php. That filter sends an array of form data that has already passed through validation.

Hope this is helpful,
James W.

Hi Felix,

You may wish to grab the latest copy from GitHub instead of www.ads-software.com, simply because I have been working on replacing those ereg calls, but haven’t yet published them to the WordPress site.

You can find the github repo here:
https://github.com/warkior/FormBuilder-Development

The master branch should be fine to use. You can download a zip of it here:
https://github.com/warkior/FormBuilder-Development/archive/master.zip

I’ve not noticed any issues so far running on WP 4.0.

Hope this is helpful,
James W.

Hi BWF Secretary,

I have heard from a couple people that they are experiencing issues like this but have had difficulty replicating the problem. I’ve made a few changes to a release that I hope to publish soon, but am uncertain if they will help or not. Would you be willing to try version 1.02 from our GitHub repository and see if it helps with this issue?
https://github.com/warkior/FormBuilder-Development/releases

Thanks,
James W.

Hi jschinnerer,

Sounds kinda like there’s another plugin or theme that this is conflicting with.

James W.

Hi there,

This is actually a feature of FormBuilder. If someone is logged into the wordpress site, it will automatically populate their name/email into the formbuilder fields that are recognized.

For you, because you are logged in as admin, that’s what is pre-populating in those fields.

James W.

Hi jvettrus,

I’ve had some issues replicating the problem that people have said they have been experiencing. I’ve made some initial changes to the plugin which I’ve pushed to the GitHub repository. Would you be willing to try version 1.02 from GitHub and let me know if it resolves the issues you are experiencing?
https://github.com/warkior/FormBuilder-Development/releases

James W.

Hi ChorleyPS,

Very sorry about the issues you’re having with the recent version of FormBuilder. It looks like your theme is configured to hide anything on the page with the “.controls” class. You can fix this by adding the following code to the bottom of your theme’s style.css file or another .css file used by your theme.

.formBuilderForm .controls{
display: block;
position: inherit;
}

All the best,
James W.

Hi,

I’m not sure what the proper ownership or permissions should be for your server, but the file can be seen here:
https://www.lakesideestateswest.com/wp-content/plugins/formbuilder/captcha/display.php

You will want to ensure that it exists on the server, and that the server is able to read it.

James W.

Hey deliverysuccess,

It looks like the files used by the captcha are not readable by the server. You may need to make sure your permissions are set up correctly on the filesystem and that your webserver is set up correctly to serve the content under the right user credentials.

James W.

Hi michaelthehayes,

Email configuration differences are one of the main sources of problems we have seen on new server installs. I recommend trying to use the alternate email handling configuration option and see if that makes a difference. Also check to make sure it didn’t go through to your spam folder.

Alternatively, I have recently built an addon for FormBuilder which allows direct mail sending through your choice of SMTP server. You can find it here:
https://www.warkensoft.com/wordpress/formbuilder/formbuilder-smtp/

Combine that add-on with a free Mandrill SMTP account and you should be able to track exactly where your emails are going and whether they are delivered.

Hope this helps,
James W.

Hi zipzit,

Yes, I noticed that problem as well recently and have been working on the fix. I’m not quite ready to release yet, but if you want to check out the pre-release version, go ahead and get it from the GitHub repo.
https://github.com/warkior/FormBuilder-Development

James W.

Hi RollingStone,

Very sorry you have had some issues with FormBuilder. I have just recently taken over the plugin and will be continuing to develop it further as needed.

The documentation for it can be found here now:
https://www.warkensoft.com/wordpress/formbuilder/

I would be curious to find out more about what caused your problems. I’ve never had FormBuilder cause my sites to crash in that way. It may have been a conflict with another theme or plugin. If you are interested in helping me diagnose the problem, I would be happy to connect with you further.

All the best,
James W.