Hi

There isn’t anything built into the plugin to be able to do this without custom development.

It is possible to create a user account (example here) and add a product to the WC cart, then redirect to the checkout with custom code. The actions after payment happens (like setting user roles) would have to be done outside of the Quform hooks. You may need a developer.

Regards, TC

Hi

You can install this plugin to convert the email layout to a two column layout, which saves space. Click Download ZIP to get an installable WordPress plugin. You can also customize the code to suit to change font sizes etc.

Regards, TC

Hi

It depends on how you set it up. From Quform’s end you can get it to send the phone number and message from the submitted form data to Zapier. From there, you should be able to send an SMS with or without that form data.

Regards, TC

Hi

The textarea is added by the reCAPTCHA script itself. According to this, the WAVE tool should be ignoring fields with the display: none; style set.

If you add this code to Forms – Settings – Custom CSS & JS – Custom JavaScript, it should fix it:

jQuery(window).on('load', function () {
    var tries = 0,
        interval;

    interval = setInterval(function () {
        if (window.grecaptcha) {
            jQuery('textarea[name="g-recaptcha-response"]').attr('aria-label', 'do not use');
            clearInterval(interval);
        } else if (tries++ > 5) {
            clearInterval(interval);
        }
    }, 1000);
});

Regards, TC

Many thanks TC, that fixed it!! Thanks too for the link, yes I noticed some scan results are potential false positives. Thanks again.

Hi

Here is an example of the email notification.

Regards, TC

Hi

We aren’t aware of any issues with that theme, it should work fine with Quform.

Regards, TC

Hi

There isn’t anything built into the plugin for this, but it should be possible with custom development. You can populate fields with custom code, so if you had the order ID or could look up the order in PHP code, you could populate fields with order meta data, you may need a developer.

Regards, TC

Hi

In the settings for the Email field, on the Advanced tab add an “In Array” validator and enter the email address(es) in the “Allowed values” field (one per line).

Then enable the “Invert” option – this will make it so that those values are not allowed.

Regards, TC

Seems to work, many thanks guy’s.

Hi

It is in our plans, but there a few other features we will be adding before the Akismet integration, so it won’t be added soon unfortunately.

Regards, TC

Hi

You can make the forms have a static ID by adding the following code to the WordPress theme functions.php file (or using a plugin).

add_action('quform_pre_display', function (Quform_Form $form) {
    static $count = 1;
    $form->setUniqueId('abcde' . $count++);
});

The first form on each page will have the static ID abcde1, the second form abcde2 and so on.

Regards, TC

Hi

You can do that by adding this code to Forms – Settings – Custom CSS & JS – Custom JavaScript:

jQuery(function ($) {
    $('.quform-field-1_3').on('click', function () {
        $('.quform-field-1_3').not(this).prop('disabled', true);
    });
});

Replace both occurrences of 1_3 with the Radio field unique ID.

Regards, TC

Many, Many thanks!

Ok

Can we create our own username while doing signup?

Hi

Yes, the Registration form guide is based on a form with Username, Email and Password fields.

Regards, TC

Hi

Yes, in the guide on Step 3, line 56 of the code sets the value of a Hidden field with the total, this will be sent in the email.

Regards, TC

Will this feature be integrated by builder in the future?

Thank you

Hi

We are planning to add calculations to the plugin in the future, it may be some time before that happens though.

Regards, TC

Hi

Yes, add a global style at Edit Form – Settings – Style – Global, with the selector “Form outer wrapper” then add the CSS for the background color (you may also need to add some padding):

background-color: #2a3354;
padding: 30px;

Regards, TC

hi how can I add css to the Form Outer Wrapper through the custom CSS & JS in the global configuration not within the form itself

Hi

We aren’t aware of any incompatibilities with the Flatsome Theme, Quform should work fine with it. Let us know if you do run into any issues.

Regards, TC

Hi

There isn’t currently anything built into the plugin for this, but there are a couple of ways to do it with some custom code.

You can add a review page before they submit the form, using this guide.

You can display the submitted data after submission, by redirecting to another page and having a shortcode to display it, see this page.

Regards, TC

Hi

It looks like the radio field has a button style “chilled” and this is override the background image with a color. Can you try removing the button style in the radio field settings on the Styles tab?

This looks like a bug, we’ll get it fixed for the next update.

You may also need some extra CSS to set the dimensions, see this page for more info.

Regards, TC

Hi

Instead of adding the email to the array, you can override it, like this:

add_filter('quform_notification_mailer_config_2_1', function (array $config, Quform_Notification $notification, Quform_Form $form) {

    $email = get_post_meta((int) $_POST['post_id'], 'empleo_empresa_email', true);

    if ($email) {
        $config['to'] = array($email);
    }

    return $config;
}, 10, 3);

Regards, TC

Great. Thanks so much

Hi

You can use the Dynamic default value feature to populate fields from URL parameters and other sources.

Regards, TC

Hi

It’s in our plans to add this feature in a future update.

In the meantime, it’s possible with a bit of custom code. There is an example here on the forums.

Regards, TC