Will Brubaker

Hi Millie,

Thanks for the feedback. I’m sorry to hear that you’re having troubles.

I don’t know why the 404 error might be happening, but if you could provide a link to where the survey in question is, I would be happy to take a look and try to help you out.

Hi,
Thanks for the feedback. I’m glad you’re having a good experience with my plugin.

Everything is stored in an array in the ‘wp_options’ table (substitute your table prefix as needed). The option name is ‘wwm_awesome_surveys’.

Just in case you’re asking because you need to be able to edit some of the survey details, I am working on an update that will provide some functionality for editing the survey questions, the survey name and deletion of an entire survey. The update should be released early next week.

Hi Brian,
Thank you for your feedback, it helps me constantly improve this plugin and is very much appreciated.

With the current version, there are no options for deleting or editing surveys, but there is an update that will be released very soon which adds this functionality. Watch this space.

At this time there are no editing options. That will be coming in a future version.

Thank you very much for the feedback, I really appreciate it and I especially appreciate the suggestions on how to improve the plugin.

The ability to delete surveys is something I plan to add in a future version.

Hi,

I’m sorry to hear about these problems but I do appreciate you reporting them and helping me improve this plugin.

I’m especially regretful that it may be having a negative impact on your users.

I haven’t tested the plugin on all browsers, however, that the spinner is showing up to begin with leads me to believe that this isn’t likely a browser problem.

version 1.0.3 is currently being checked in to the repository and adds some code which:

1. Attempts to provide meaningful feedback/error messages to help track down where this problem may be coming from
2. Attempts to remove the spinner regardless of the status of the survey submission

v1.0.1 is being checked-in to the repository now. It removes the borders around the survey form and adds some margin between form elements.

Thanks so much for the feedback. I really appreciate it.

The short answer to most of this is because I am horrible at designing things and I know it, but now that I have some feedback, I am happy to try and improve the style/layout.

Cheers.

Completely self-contained, no 3rd party services involved. You maintain control over the data that is submitted via surveys that you build.

I have just updated the plugin to v2.0.1 which, in testing, auto-schedules posts made by “Automatic Featured Image Posts”

I understand the problem you are having now, thanks for that.

The previous version was auto-scheduling in an insecure way, and is now using the nonces that occur in the standard post editor and other standard WordPress ways that posts are added.

I’ll take a look at what the above mentioned plugin does and see if there’s a workaround so that these two plugins can co-exist and work together.

I just tried to replicate the problem you are seeing, and can not. I first enter an invalid address and a test message, push send and of course I get an error.

I then enter a valid email address, hit send and the message sends successfully.

Do you have a compelling reason for not upgrading your WordPress installation?

The update_url is leftover from the premium version..Thanks for pointing that out. I’ll remove it and get the code updated.

As for not scheduling, can you tell me exactly what steps you are taking?

There are a couple of hooks that you can use to provide an update method for premium plugins without using any third-party services. It’s actually quite easy to do and will work almost exactly the same way that public plugins update.

In addition to the above, the filter needs to be added at an appropriate time. If the filter is added when the admin interface is loaded things may get inadvertently hosed up. I used the pre_get_posts action to conditionally add the filter…
If the filter is added too late, layout and formatting may very well suffer.