The rest of the fields can be obtained by inspecting elements except the email field.
How do I get the entry id even if it's not pre-filled?
As you can see the image below, we can get the entry id of a short text, except the email:
Took a bit, but finally figured it out: emailAddress.
Unlike the others that require "entry.xxxxxx", this one's a little different.
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I have created two sections
First Section I have Order ID after entering the order ID and I click Next - In second section I want to populate order id's related data like (Name, Address, list of orders) All these data are available in an excel sheet, Once it is populated I would like the user to confirm their orders are correct and then hit submit.
Is this possible using google form or any add-ons for Google forms?
Thanks!
i read your question
As far i know about google form, google form don't give option to recheck your pre-filled options. So, what we can do is to give a confirm button at the end which is must required to fill.
You can see it through this example.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSchhhCjcyQe-ZTdl8pFF-ETLPGFTXPcuqQGDGQ1nMbtcwOnGQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
If you want to create a more user defined form you can make it from simple html and php.
hope this will help you.
thanks!
I'm having trouble using Drupal Rooms module.
This is when I input a description for unit.
Maximum length of Unit description is said to be 255.
I wanna input longer.
I figured out that those are stored in tables - field_data_unit_description_description and field_revision_unit_description_description.
I altered those tables, changed the length of the field to 2048.
But it still says "the text may not be longer than 255 characters."
I tried to change this value in db manually, but it never changed....
If i change the value in the site, the value in db changes, but if i change the value in db, it's not shown in the site.
Please help me.
I solved this problem myself by making a new attribute field for this.
It's quite better way I think since it works well and is fully customizable.
Created a new field in Manage Fields panel, with field attribute : Long Text.
It worked well.
I have some processing inside my WordPress loop, and I want to "cache" the results so that the next time the post is displayed I can use the pre-processed info. The obvious place to store the results is as post metadata.
I have therefore incorporated a number of Update_post_meta calls into my code, along the following lines:
update_post_meta($imagePostID, "imageMeta", $imageMeta);
In this the value of $imagePostID is just the numeric Post ID, which I have already used to retrieve other metadata, so that's OK. I have also confirmed that the code is getting called at the right point.
However, the values are not getting saved, and it looks like for some reason the updates are just being ignored.
Does anyone understand why this is, and if there's any way to get the behaviour I want?
Thanks,
Andrew
I have to design a page for user information, for some background verification purpose, at my work. I need a set of fields for address, total count of which will be selected by user to update the form with that many fields. So, if user selects 3, form will have 3 set of address fields. Similar concept for work and education details.
Right now, I am passing the count to a handler page, which checks total count, and return it along with querystring, back to the main page. I am able to update the no. of fields, this way, but, all values are lost, once I return to the form. There are a lot of fields to even use session object for every value. Also, it resets the count of other such field set to 0. So, if I select 4 in address field, it renders four set of address fields, but fields for other details are gone.
I need to know, if it is possible to update the fields, using just one page, instead of creating a handler file to handle the redirect, so that I don't lose other data.
Sorry, for sounding a bit confusing. Will update the question, if needed.
Edit:
Similar blocks are there for education and work details. I want the update button to update the block, with that many fields, while retaining the values already entered by the user.
I have finally shifted the update code to one page. And the total count of blocks, is calculated by this way.
if request.form("addresscount") <> "" then
varaddresscount = request.form("addresscount")
else
varaddresscount = 1
end if
varaddresscount is used to loop through the html code which renders address fields. Even with this method, if I click on update button to change the total field count, every value entered by user is reset to default. Is there a way to retain the no. of fields without using session object, as there are way too many fields for which I have to store the value in session.
Why not have just a "add address" button that, whenever clicked, adds a extra set of input boxes using Javascript? That solves a lot of your problems regarding retaining the data on already filled in fields AND it makes it easier for the user.
I would like to get last inserted id after $wpdb->insert().I got a solution with $wpdb->insert_id(); but unfortunately which retrieves the primary key plus an additional zero.
ie, consider my primary key (or inserted id) is 2 $wpdb->insert_id(); retruns 20 .whats wrong with this method?anybody can please help me.
The insert_id is a property, not a method. Try it without the () at the end, see what you get.