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Johanhorak on "[Plugin: Contact Form DB] [Plugin: Contact Form 7 to Database Extension] Multisite Compatible"

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Hi fyoo

Ha ha. Working on your English.

My first language is not English. All I need is to is to understand you. And that I understand very well. Thanks for your update. I appreciate. ;-)

I will do what you have done. Thanks a million.

Regards

Johan


vanduzled on "[Plugin: Form Maker] how to make do_shortcode to work inside index.php or any other page template?"

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From the Webdorado Team via email:

<?php echo form_maker_front_end(9); ?>

And this one works.

Thanks!

dmd54 on "contact form text area too small"

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trying to figure out how to get the text area for 'messages' to be full width or rather the full width of the form id on my contact page. i'm using a min-width and it is working the way I want for the name, email etc. maybe i am misunderstanding min-width but it seems if there is nothing inline with the text area for leaving a message it should span the full page.

http://macrodiver.com/contact

dmd54 on "contact form text area too small"

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...I also need to get that stupid send button to be centered if anyone knows how to do that too.

dmd54 on "contact form text area too small"

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solved it. not sure if it's the best solution or not but I made the message area its own unordered list and assigned a class to it.

mantasj on "Problem with contact form's"

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Hello I am trying to integrate contact for to my blog, have tried 2 plugins:
contact form 7
contact form with captcha
none of these sending email to my gmail box.
In both plugin's I have checked is my mail correct
both times after press send button i see "message send succesfuly"
In both while filling form entered not my own, but working email adress
So I guess something wrong in cpanel or my wordpress settings, could anybody help?

blendedmarket on "[Plugin: Jetpack by WordPress.com] Contact Form Creating Issues"

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I receive this error when a customer sends an email via the contact form. The email is sent and received but the error still pops up. I tried to figure out how to shut off just the contact form option in Jetpack but that is apparently beyond me. Please take a look at this error and let me know if this the Jet Pack Plugin and if so what I can do to fix it. Otherwise great plug in and thanks!
Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by

(output started at /home/blendedmarket/comainevent.com/podcast/wp-content/plugins/sharebox/lib/forms/box_template.php:15) in /home/blendedmarket/comainevent.com/podcast/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 876

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/jetpack/

blendedmarket on "[Plugin: Jetpack by WordPress.com] Contact Form Creating Issues"

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Ok so I think I may have fixed it. It appears to be a buffering issue. I am using a Child theme from Genesis. And I added ob_start(); to the functions php and it seems to have fixed it. I would love to hear if this is a complete break in protocol or if I did the right thing. Thanks!


mantasj on "Problem with contact form's"

mantasj on "Problem with contact form's"

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All day I was searching
sad, my wp blog hosted on free server and that is why I can not use contact form :-(
any suggestions, maybe I could move to other free hosting with this service allowed?

paulzee on "[Plugin: Jetpack] Contact form incorrectly shows "Error!" for required field"

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I'm having trouble with the following contact form, where the user correctly enters content in the one required field, but on submit the page is updated with the text "Error!", and the message "What primary areas of interest do you have? (e.g. crafting, electronics, 3D printing, etc) is required". Note that this is the one required field, and simple text was provided as content (e.g. the word "crafting"):

[contact-form to='info@euriskomelbourne.com' subject='[euriskomelbourne.com participant enquiry'][contact-field label='What primary areas of interest do you have? (e.g. crafting%26#x002c; electronics%26#x002c; 3D printing%26#x002c; etc)' type='text' required='1'/][contact-field label='Are there any specific things that you would  you like to get from the eurisko event?' type='textarea'/][contact-field label='It would help us if you could tell us a little about yourself: your approximate age%26#x002c; level of experience%26#x002c; etc. Note that you don%26#039;t need to provide us with your name or email address.' type='textarea'/][contact-field label='If you%26#039;d be happy for us to contact you to ask you further questions or answer questions you have%26#x002c; please check here and provide us with your email address' type='checkbox'/][contact-field label='Name' type='name'/][contact-field label='Email' type='email'/][contact-field label='Do you have any questions for us?' type='textarea'/][/contact-form]

(FYI: no feedback is recorded)

The only difference from other forms that work for me is the email address field not being a required field. I don't want an email address to have to be supplied (this is anonymous feedback), and I've supplied a 'contact-form to' address to record the feedback. Even if I'm logged into the site, and the email and name fields are auto populated, I still get the error.

I also tried two other alternatives: one with the email address as a text field, and one with no email address field, but I still get the error:

[contact-form to='info@euriskomelbourne.com' subject='[euriskomelbourne.com participant enquiry'][contact-field label='What primary areas of interest do you have? (e.g. crafting%26#x002c; electronics%26#x002c; 3D printing%26#x002c; etc)' type='text' required='1'/][contact-field label='Are there any specific things that you would  you like to get from the eurisko event?' type='textarea'/][contact-field label='It would help us if you could tell us a little about yourself: your approximate age%26#x002c; level of experience%26#x002c; etc. Note that you don%26#039;t need to provide us with your name or email address.' type='textarea'/][contact-field label='If you%26#039;d be happy for us to contact you to ask you further questions or answer questions you have%26#x002c; please check here and provide us with your email address' type='checkbox'/][contact-field label='Name' type='name'/][contact-field label='Do you have any questions for us?' type='textarea'/][/contact-form]

At one point during debugging/ analysis I also got a "Are you sure you want to do this?" with no actionable command option message page after clicking Update while editing the page in WordPress admin. That message appeared well after the problem first surfaced, and hasn't appeared since.

Have I made an error I can't see?

Any help or suggestions much appreciated!

paulzee on "[Plugin: Jetpack] Contact form incorrectly shows "Error!" for required field"

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Well, after some extensive testing, I appear to have discovered (rediscovered?) three bugs with Jetpack Contact Forms, and I gotten quite far analysing two of them. The third is reproducible with the example code below, but without any real insight so far.

Here's a revised version of the contact form that *almost* works fine (see note about missing fields below):

[contact-form to='info@euriskomelbourne.com' subject='euriskomelbourne.com: participant feedback'][contact-field label='What are your primary areas of interest? (eg. crafting%26#x002c; 3D printing%26#x002c; etc)' type='text' required='1'/][contact-field label='Are there any specific things that you would you like to get from the eurisko event?' type='textarea'/][contact-field label='It would help us if you could tell us a little about yourself: your approximate age%26#x002c; level of experience%26#x002c; etc. Note that you don%26#039;t need to provide us with your name or email address.' type='textarea'/][contact-field label='If you%26#039;d be happy for us to contact you to ask you further questions or answer questions you have%26#x002c; please check here and provide us with your email address' type='checkbox'/][contact-field label='Name' type='name'/][contact-field label='Email' type='email'/][contact-field label='Do you have any questions for us?' type='textarea'/][/contact-form]

The problems:

1) The length of a Field Label for a required field cannot exceed 73 characters. The 74th character reproduces the problem. Note also that this is the resolved length of the Label: the actual stored length can e longer, including any special HTML codes.

2) Note that if the field is not a required field, it appears that the Field Label can be longer, and in many cases the field will appear to work successfully. However, I'm not certain that can be relied on.

3) Unfortunately, as others have noted, some of the fields on the form don;t appear in the feedback output. In the case of the form above, [contact-field label='Are there any specific things that you would you like to get from the eurisko event?' type='textarea'/] does not appear in the feedback output. I am uncertain exactly what factor triggers this, as field listed sequentially before and after in the form declaration appear correctly. I wondered if this might also be related in some way to the label length problem.

4) It appears that Square Brackets - [ and ] - are problematic in the field inputs. In my case, I had tried to include them in the email subject line text, and one or both of the brackets was being dropped. If these were coverted to HTML codes instead during input, that might resolve the issue.

Initially I'd suspected the HTML codes or special characters in the label were the source of the problem, so I was surprised when my testing discounted that in favor of the length being the issue.

If these bugs are known limitations, it would be good to add a more informative error message to the page at runtime to aid debugging, or at least log something to the PHP Error log. Some additional input cleansing/ error handlers during input would help, however because the shortcode text can be manually edited, this would only help prevent some errors being introduced.

PS - I tried a couple of times to get the form example here marked up as code, but it doesn't appear to work.

Jeremy Herve on "[Plugin: Jetpack by WordPress.com] Contact Form not sending emails"

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Could you go to the Feedbacks menu in your dashboard, and check if the feedbacks are properly recorded there?

If they are, the problem is most likely caused by an issue with your server's email settings. Unfortunately, I won't be able to help you with that, but your hosting provider should be able to help.

Richard Archambault on "[Plugin: Jetpack by WordPress.com] Contact form don't send nothing to me email"

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Hi Dennis,

Can I have a link to your site please so I can look into it? Thanks.

Dennis on "[Plugin: Jetpack by WordPress.com] Contact form don't send nothing to me email"


Richard Archambault on "[Plugin: Jetpack by WordPress.com] Contact form don't send nothing to me email"

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Hi,

There appears to be an issue with your Jetpack connection to WordPress.com. Can you please try installing the Jetpack Compatibility Plugin so we can see some additional information from your site?

1) Download the plugin from http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/jetpack/branches/jetpack-compatibility-test.zip
2) Upload the plugin to your site via Dashboard -> Plugins -> Add New.
3) Activate the plugin and go to Plugins -> Jetpack Compatibility Test.
4) Click the "Select All" button.
5) Send the results of the test back in to support@jetpack.me, and please include a link to this forum thread.

Thanks!

Richard Archambault on "[Plugin: Jetpack by WordPress.com] Contact form identical field names"

savedave on "[twenty eleven] align a contact form"

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Hi wonderful WPers

I'm having a little trouble on this page of my site:

http://nadaav.com/n/contact/

I'd like to align the contact form to the left, to keep it inline with the rest of the text. The form is a script generated by jotforms.

I tried to be clever and used the Inspect element function of my browser. From what I can tell, this code ought to solve the problem:

.form-all {
margin: 0px -12px;
}

but when I add it to my style.css it has no effect. I don't know if I am missing some sort of class or other text to make it function as I am still pretty new to css, but I am trying!

If you have any thoughts on how to achieve this realignment please let me know.

thanks kindly

sd

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