Built a form using Contact Form 7 and Oxygen (a wordpress builder), all fields behave as expected apart from the part where the user enters card details.
See live page here > https://adeeba.com.au/checkout/
Struggling to copy in code as it was built using plugins, hoping someone can use the inspect tool to suss out what's going on.
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I have encountered a strange hiccup with a Wordpress site that has a graphical editor requirement (Tatsu). It is 97% mature, and of course there is now a problem.
Contact Form 7 was used to create a simple form capable of accepting a file attachment. With the classic editor the form embeds and functions without issue. With Tatsu and a couple of other graphical editors the form works as embedded with their formatting and in all preview modes...until it is saved by the graphical editor. Then we see the 404 error for the form.
If I use a traditional wordpress form, the embed is successful in both traditional editors and the graphical editors. What I have found is the Contact Form 7 (form) has a space in the shortcode whereas the traditional Wordpress forms do not. Example. I can't use the traditional Wordpress form for the file upload form because it requires an expensive paid version to accept the file upload and that PRO version isn't in the budget.
It appears as though the graphical editors are truncating the form's shortcode leading to the 404.
I tried modifying the page's code and was moderately successful, until the required graphics-editor re-saves the page and chops off the form's shortcode. When the graphical editor sees the space in the shortcode, it appears to truncate the shortcode leading to the 404 error. I can switch back to the classic editor and see the modified shortcode--the truncation. With the classic editor I can correct it, but the formatting of the page is wonky until it is opened and re-saved by the graphical editor (Tatsu)...then the formatting is spot on but the form is broken.
-I tried the default wordpress form generator, but making the file upload happen required a costly PRO subscription.
I think I'm searching for the wrong thing based on buzzword mismatches. I've looked for how to alias a shortcode (I was thinking I could create a different form shortcode without a space and point to the Contact Form 7 shortcode with a space), but most information I find in that approach is lower-level concerning form fields.
A more direct approach--I thought about modifying the shortcode, but can't find where the auto-generated form shortcodes are stored to attempt modification for the subject form's shortcode.
A more aggressive approach--I tried a do_shortcode php approach, but it did not work.
For grins I tried %20 in the shortcode reference, but met the same demise...404. Suggestions to get past the hump are appreciated.
I worked with this in several combinations through the day. I really dislike what some of these editors are doing to conform to their own style, but I understand.
The solution I found--there is another editor called PageSlayer. Unlike the Classic editor, it allowed me to edit the html and save it precisely, preserving the style of the graphical interface. This isn't a good solution because when anyone else goes into the graphical interface (Tatsu) to edit something they will lose the form...but it looks right and plays right this moment.
I have sent a request to support Contact Forms 7 to Tatsu. Thanks for the time!
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I am wanting to get rid of the following text on the page "* Financing not available with sale items or discount codes." If anyone has any idea as to where this type of text is typically located please let me know.
I have scoured through the code and cant seem to locate the specific wording. My working theory is that its not specifically in the code but in the builder somewhere within the bigcommerce GUI. I believe this may be the case since I cant find it in the code specifically.
I've used the stencil-cli to run the web page but only the add to cart button shows, none of the other text or button when a customer is ready to pay.
I have found what I think to be the spcific page it should be under which would be product-details.html
from this I expected to find the specific text
I have inspected the page using google chrome to find where it could possibly be
I have searched in the page builder in bigcommerce but have failed to come up on this specific piece.
I know that the financing button is input using apps and scripts in bigCommerce GUI
there is this site https://www.delinski.at/ and it has a nice form where you can pick some values from dropdowns like Date, Number of Persons etc., and then submit the form. It redirects and I see the values on the redirected page link as parameters (if I have changed the defaults).
I searched for and tried several Form Plugins which all do not seem to work - most recent one (Form Maker) lets me design the form as I want but at the end I realized when I click on Submit, the values are not transfered to the target page (confirmed by Form Maker Support as work as intended). It's confusing because actually that should be a basic funciontality of a HTML form, right?
So I want to know if there are plugins where I can get a similar look&feel like the example given above.
That site is a Static Site Generated framework not WordPress. That site would also be very expensive to build cause that is all coded, and very well:)
You are not actually seeing a form there at all that is just how PHP natively uses the URL to navigate via a button.
Almost all the form plug ins for WP use the database write now and do not pass the parameters of the entered form as a php _ POST with a redirect.
I kind of think what you really are looking for is a faceted search feature
One of the best that comes to my mind is https://facetwp.com/demo/cars/?_vehicle_type=truck
Notice the car icons those are actually search buttons:) Of course you will have to build a template to do that neat stuff on the SSG site you linked but...
here is a really informative write upon how it works to get started.
Hi I'm building a site using the WPTUBE4 theme in WordPress. I'd put the link but I'm creating it on my localhost using WebMatrix. My issue is i can't get a register/login popup form to work. I just want to have a button or link in my header that says Login and another that says Register and when you click have a form popup in a "lightbox" lets say and then the user can Register using their email and a password like most other sites have. Then from then on they can just login to the site. To complicate it a bit more I would like to set up a "log in using facebook option" much like how StackOverflow has. I've just been having a hard time finding the right tutorial or plugin online and I'm hoping that this newbie question can be answered and/or someone can point me in the right direction. Thanks and sorry for it being such a simple thing to ask. Not sure if i should be using jQuery for this or something like it, I might just redirect to another page with the form there but i wanted to avoid this, i wanted to keep users on the same page and just overlay (Lightbox effect) the form then when they're done they could return to exactly where they were. Regardless of what i use i would like to learn the skill to use both. Thanks.
Is there any way to write in the Drupal back-end the text to display in the search engine summaries?
Currently, the beginning of my home page (usually menus...) is displayed. I would like to add a description instead.
Thanks
Google uses the metatag "description" when is it is available, instead of the content on the page.
There are a few modules that will help you create them:
nodewords
and
Integrated Metatags
Are the most popular. Using one of these modules will most likely be easier than hiding text with css, and from what I understand google ignores hidden text at least part of the time.
you can see this in action at our site
www.industrytrader.com
Here is a google search showing the how the custom descriptions show up.
You can't do this in the backend.
You should be able to this with regular Drupal theming. How depends on which search tool you use.