It must be a problem with PHP sessions on your server or a conflict with another plugin. Can you try with other plugins disabled?

To find out if there is a PHP problem with sessions you may need to enable WP error reporting/logging and see if anything shows up.

Alternatively you can use reCAPTCHA.

Regards, TC

They are not supported, but you can use {user_display_name}? If you want to add these 2, you’ll need to modify the function getPlaceholderValue2 in includes/iPhorm.php lines 2937 – 2998 to include another case for these values.

Regards, TC

1. For the username you’d need to create a custom validator, check $value with the username_exists functions and if so return an error. A password strength meter you would implement on the input field with custom JavaScript (plugin?).

2. I’m not sure how to do this, I can give you some general advice but you would need to figure this out yourself. Create a login for with a post process hook function (like you create user one) but this time it logs the user in using wp_signon. You’d maybe also want to set the form to redirect on success to pick up that they have logged in.

Lost password looks trickier. You could write a form post process hook with a modified version of the retrieve_password() function from wp-login.php

3. Possibly, but not sure. You could use the “Dynamic default value” functionality in Optional element settings, with a filter hook for each field to pull the user data using get_user_meta. Write another post process hook to pull the form values and update the data using update_user_meta.

I don’t have time to write a guide for this any time soon, but I will put it on the list. Hope this helps.

Regards, TC

Can you find out the unique ID of your element, then add this CSS to your theme stylesheet, replace iphorm_X_X with your unique ID.

.iphorm_X_X-input-wrap .iphorm-input-wrap-date-select-wrap {
display: none;
}

Go to element settings, Advanced tab, add a CSS style “Text input” and enter your CSS width e.g.

width: 250px;

Regards, TC

Your theme has a CSS style that is setting the textarea a fixed width, /themes/dandelion/styles.css line 1701

textarea {
    border: 1px solid #CCCCCC;
    border-radius: 3px 3px 3px 3px;
    font-family: Arial;
    font-size: 13px;
    height: 150px;
    padding-bottom: 8px;
    padding-left: 5px;
    padding-top: 8px;
    width: 300px;
}

5 stars

Columns also have no fixed width and are based on % proportions, you may need to reduce the width of the inputs with CSS (or have them % based) to look ok when smaller.

Regards, TC

There are no fixed widths by default, in the preview the outer wrapper is a fixed width, on your site they will grow or shrink to fit the container.

Regards, TC

Hi,

Yes, you can set multiple (and different) email addresses and BCC for each form. You can check out all the Email options in the Demo, in Settings – Email.

TC

Yes you can give those capabilities to other roles with a role management plugin e.g. Members.

Regards, TC

It works on multi-site but the license if for one domain only, if the other sites are set up on subfolders it will be fine.

Regards, TC

Yes, just verify again on the new site using the same key.

Regards, TC

We have a guide for creating a WP user from the form data if this helps?

Regards, TC

Fantastic TC, but what if I need to add fields to wordpress registration ?

You would then customize the code inside the function to add user meta data from the values of other form fields.

Regards, TC

Right now we are working off a different server (meordev.org), but our email host will be “meor.org,” which is where we are switching the site over to once we are finished updating it. Will this solve the email problem, since our email addresses are “meor.org” addresses?

Thanks.

I tried both of those solutions, neither worked. Spoke to my host, they are not blocking any emails. They said we are under SMTP , so I did switch it to that, but that did not help either—in fact, now i just get an error message when I submit the form.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks.

I sent you an email about this.

It appears that it’s not the form, its the company they are using for marketing automation. Once they map the form, then the redirect stops working. I asked my client to pass the issue along to the other company. Thanks for replying!

Okay, that form was not mapped by the other company…this form is: http://www.amptopia.com/register/ from your end do you see any issues with why the redirect won’t work? The mapping company is claiming that its the code of the plugin…so I’d like to have a good “come back” to their claim. Thanks!

I’m stumped, it does not send the Ajax request with the form data correctly, but I can’t find out what would cause this to happen and there aren’t any errors. Could you send me admin login info and FTP details to the contact form on my profile page and I can debug this further? Can you tell me if it works with other plugins disabled?

Regards, TC

We have guides for this:

How to create a WordPress post from submitted form data

How to create a WordPress user from submitted form data

Regards, TC

The default email uses tables and inline styles and looks like this: http://i.imgur.com/K1Udv.png

You can customize the email content yourself, in the demo go to Settings -> Email -> Customize email content.

Regards, TC

I took the site offline, I wasn’t comfortable having it up when it’s not ready to be live… I emailed you credentials.

I replied to your email.

Put an image tag inside the form shortcode…

[iphorm_popup id=1]<img src="http://link.to/your.button.jpg" />[/iphorm_popup]