Hi

Not possible just now, I will look into this for the future.

Just an idea for a workaround – create a draft page and use the editor to make the email then copy/paste the HTML to the form settings.

Regards, TC

Hi

You can put script tags into the form by adding an HTML element to the form (from the “More” tab where you add an element).

If you want to track a submit, add a script tag to the success message content box at Form Builder -> Settings -> General

Regards, TC

Hi

In the Form Builder for each form you can turn off entries, go to Settings -> Entries and untick “Save submitted form data”.

In the current version there is a “Check for updates” button on the Quform -> Settings page, the plugin itself also checks for updates periodically and you can update within WP like you would any other plugin.

Regards, TC

Hi

I’ve tested it on 4.1 and it works fine for me. Can you explain in more detail what doesn’t work?

See the common problems page, and also check for plugin/theme conflicts.

Regards, TC

Hi

Can you try going to Form Builder -> Settings -> Style -> Global styling, add a new style for “Form outer wrapper” and enter a CSS like this and adjust it to suit:

width: 400px;
padding: 20px;
border: 1px solid #d2d2d2;

Regards, TC

Amazing!.

Thank you.

Hi

See this guide.

Regards, TC

Yes you can send the email using SMTP. You can configure it at Quform -> Settings on the WP menu.

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You can create a post/page from the form data – see this guide.

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Hi

Add this CSS to your site (see this page for how to do that):

.iphorm span.iphorm-required {
    color: #cc0101 !important; 
}

Regards, TC

Worked great! Thanks heaps

The default email layout is table of the form data. You can customize it in the form builder at Settings -> Email -> Customize email content. For more control e.g. IF statements you can build the email content in PHP code, see the guide here.

Regards, TC

Hi

We have integration guides for similar services here but no guide for ZOHO CRM specifically. A developer should be able to use a similar technique to insert a record to ZOHO, there is a PHP API wrapper here or you can do it using cURL.

The entries are only available to users with the Administrator role. You can disable entries completely for each form by going to Form Builder -> Settings -> Entries and untick Save submitted form data.

Regards, TC

Hi

This error is usually caused by an email problem, your host might have changed something that is causing the error.

First thing to do is update the plugin to the latest version 1.4.18, it should stop the errors being generated and people should still be able to submit the form. See this page for help updating, you may need to manually update this time if the update notification does not show up. If there is an email problem you can still view the submitted entries within the WP admin.

After that if you are not receiving emails, see this page for help.

If the issue appears to not be email related, enable debug logging to find out the exact error message and send the debug.log file to info@themecatcher.net if you want me to take a look.

P.S. I tested the form and didn’t get an error.

Regards, TC

Hi again – switching off the recaptcha has fixed the issue, but we’d obviously like to keep the recaptcha there to stop spam.

Follow the debug logging steps linked above when you have a minute to get started solving it.

Regards, TC

You can add the forms to your site in various ways, see this page.

Add Hidden fields to the form and at the Default Value option, choose Insert variable… then choose Form URL or Post/page title, and so on.

Regards, TC

Hi

It’s not possible to edit the database within the admin area.

You can choose which file types are allowed in File Upload -> Settings -> Optional tab.

Is the other website part of the same WP Multi-site install? If so you can maybe use the Creating a post guide coupled with the switch_to_blog function. Otherwise you may need to write a script to receive the data and insert it to the new site, you can use this guide to send form data to it. You’ll need a developer.

Regards, TC

Hi

We have a guide here for creating users, if you use this you may not need the other plugin.

1. There is nothing built in to the plugin to support this so it would require custom development.

2. It’s not easily possible to modify the input names and post URLs, the plugin would need to be modified.

3. There is an email validator on the Email Address field. No password validator, but if you check the Advanced tab of the element settings there are more validators like Length that you can use, or create a custom validator.

Regards, TC

Yes it’s UTF-8 compatible so will work with Turkish. The plugin is not translated into Turkish yet though.

Regards, TC

when takes a minute or two I can and write in the fields … it’s weird

It is a conflict between jquery and bootstrap. I will try to solve it. Thank you

I tried to get it to work on even a simple SELECT tag outside of WordPress and Quform and it would not work, even though the documentation says it should. If you have a developer familiar with the framework maybe they could get it to work.

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You can do this with some custom PHP code. Add the code below to your theme functions.php file, and change the number 1 to your form ID and replace my_custom_email with the custom field meta key. The code will clear the recipient set in the form builder and set it to the email of the author of the post and add the custom field address as a recipient.

function my_modify_recipients($mailer, $form, $attachments)
{
    // This section retrieves the post author
    $post_id = $_POST['post_id'];
    $post = get_post($post_id);
    $recipient = get_user_by( 'id', $post->post_author );

    $mailer->ClearAddresses();

    if (!empty($recipient->user_email)) {
        $mailer->AddAddress($recipient->user_email);
    }

    $customEmail = get_post_meta($post_id, 'my_custom_email', true);

    if (!empty($customEmail)) {
        $mailer->AddAddress($customEmail);
    }

    // Hide recipients from each other
    $mailer->SingleTo = true;

    return $mailer;
}
add_filter('iphorm_pre_send_notification_email_1', 'my_modify_recipients', 10, 3);

Regards, TC

That looks fine for 1 form, but how would this look if we have 5+ forms using the same custom field email recipient?

Duplicate the last line for each form:

add_filter('iphorm_pre_send_notification_email_1', 'my_modify_recipients', 10, 3);
add_filter('iphorm_pre_send_notification_email_2', 'my_modify_recipients', 10, 3);
add_filter('iphorm_pre_send_notification_email_3', 'my_modify_recipients', 10, 3);
add_filter('iphorm_pre_send_notification_email_4', 'my_modify_recipients', 10, 3);
add_filter('iphorm_pre_send_notification_email_5', 'my_modify_recipients', 10, 3);

Regards, TC