Hi, have you checked out the forms on this examples page. You can use the export code download to import into your Quform. Maybe that will help you start…

Otherwise, let us know what you need to do.

TC

It is an incompatibility with the W3 Total Cache plugin. To solve this, edit the file iphorm-form-builder/includes/jquery.iphorm.js at the bottom of the file you will see this code:

window.iPhorm.preload([
            'file-upload-tick.png',
            'captcha-refresh-icon.png',
            'default-loading.gif',
            'error.png',
            'success.png'
], iphormL10n.plugin_url + '/images/');

replace it with

$(window).load(function () {
    window.iPhorm.preload([
            'file-upload-tick.png',
            'captcha-refresh-icon.png',
            'default-loading.gif',
            'error.png',
            'success.png'
        ], iphormL10n.plugin_url + '/images/');
});

Regards, TC

In the WordPress menu editor can you create a new link with the URL set to

#show-form

Then the code you posted should work, on your site it looks like you’ve changed the code to a[href="click here"]The code inside the double quotes here should be <code>#show-form</code>. Regards, TC

If you go to the element Settings, Optional tab tick “Dynamic default value” and enter product for the parameter name.

If you add the value of the option you want ticked to the URL like so, it will be selected.

example.com/form/?product=Product1

If you don’t want to do it via the URL you can use a PHP function, similar to below. This would be put in to your theme functions.php file and you’ll need to add custom code to detect the URL /post and return the value you want.

add_filter('iphorm_element_value_product', 'mytheme_set_parameter');

function mytheme_set_parameter($value)
{
    // Check which post/URL we are on and return the values of the options we want ticked
    return array('Product1');
}

Regards, TC

I hope I’m not asking much but can u guys PLEASE write whole thing for php function…? I’m not good with php and cant seem to find custom code for detecting url… thx a lot

Can you send me an message to the contact form on my profile page with link to your site and product pages so I can see how it is set up and what the checkbox options are.

Regards, TC

Radio buttons = Multiple Choice from the right hand menu in the form builder.

TC

Yes, It is displayed in the Entries – Additional information section.

TC

1. Yes admin can manage entries data.

2. You can give them the permission iphorm_view_entries if you use a role management plugin.

3. It’s not possible to edit the submitted form data, but we hope to add this feature in a future update.

Regards, TC

If you restrict the uploads to only images and your server is configured to process these files as images correctly it is safe. You would need to ask your host if having a writable directory is a security hole if you are on shared hosting, it depends on how the server is set up.

Regards, TC

Yes it is possible with the “Dynamic default value” feature, for each field you’d tick this and set a Parameter name, in your theme functions.php file you’d need to add a function to pull the value from the DB and return it. There is an example of this function in the built-in help.

Regards, TC

thanks for you reply. I like to use your plugin for 2 different types of forms. Form 1 would display data from a MySQL database table in a form in readonly mode. Is it possible to disable all the fields on the form so it has default values from the MySQL table and edits are not allowed. Form 2 would allow users to create/update records as per normal.

You could do it with jQuery, if you wrap the read only form in a div with ID read-only-form. Then add the following JavaScript to your theme.

jQuery(document).ready(function ($) {
    $('input, textarea, select', '#read-only-form').attr('disabled', true);
});

Regards, TC

It sounds like there may be a JavaScript error in your admin section that is breaking it. Can you check for this or try disabling other plugins to allow the Verify to work.

Regards, TC

Add the following code to your theme functions.php file

add_option('places_left', 10);

add_shortcode('places_left', 'show_places_left');

function show_places_left()
{
    return get_option('places_left');
}

add_action('iphorm_post_process_1', 'update_places_left', 10, 1);

function update_places_left($form)
{
    update_option('places_left', get_option('places_left') - 1);
}

Go to any page on your website, then remove this line from the above code

add_option('places_left', 10);

You can then add a HTML element to the form and enter the content:

Hurry, only [places_left] places left!

If your form ID is not 1, change the number 1 in iphorm_post_process_1. The form will still accept submissions after 10 you will need to manually remove the form.

Regards, TC

I’m not sure about this. Can you try going to Settings -> Email and at “From” address set it to static email address and enter an email address that is associated with your hosting account. Can you also try using PHP mail() to send after the above change, instead of SMTP .

Regards, TC

You can lay out the fields in rows and columns but you can’t have them in an actual HTML table.

It hasn’t been tested with RT-Theme 6 but there are not many themes that are incompatible (I’m not aware of any).

Regards, TC

See this tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JZ-XgNuPx8

Regards, TC

Our plugin was disabled when I checked.

Regards, TC