Default Woocommerce Registration lacks of funcionalities and I have been using Formidable as a registration form. I have a custom field that I wanted to save as user meta. At this point everything works and this value has been displayed correctly at user/profile page.
Then I wanted to configure it to be able to collect that value and display it (through a shortcode) in the automatic purchase confirmation mails (I use a drag & drop template plugin). I don’t care if this funcionality doesn’t work for old registrations, but I really need to make it work for new users.
I have been trying [user_meta key=”?”] but I feel like this code is not working for me. Am I missing something?
I would appreciate any help!!!
Thank you all,
C.
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as per your documentation [foreach] can be used inside table outside , in my case [foreach] shows like “[foreach ID][/foreach ID]” outside the table before begins !
we are using Formidable Forms with your plugin to have a professional looking mail template.
The notifications when forms are submitted are being sent fine using the template set up with your plugin.
We are also using the Save & Resume feature of Formidable Forms that adds a “Save” button to the form so that users can fill out the form partially and return (via a custom link created by FForms) at a later time to complete the form.
When this feature is activated and a user clicks the “Save” button, Formidable Form sends a Save+Resume email-message containing this custom link. The message can be edited in Formidable Forms, screenshot: https://prnt.sc/3aOeZNKzuHBG
When your plugin is activated, this Save+Resume email is not being sent.
As soon as your plugin is deactivated, the email-message is sent.
What can we do to have these Save+Resume mails sent using the template of your plugin?
]]>2. Add your Shortpixel API to the plugin.
3. Set Shortpixel Advanced Settings to use Custom Media folders.
3. Create a Formidable Forms form with a file upload field.
4. Submit the form with a file in the upload field.
5. Wait a couple minutes for Shortpixel API to activate to process the image.
5. Check Access logs. You will see 404s for every thumbnail version that ShortPixel is trying to access via the frm_file folder which doesn’t exist. This occurs even if you specifically set the folder for it to access under Media > Custom Media.
Summary: Shortpixel tries to optimize EVERY image uploaded with Formidable Forms even if that form’s Formidable image folder is NOT selected for optimization. AND in doing so, the ShortPixel Image Optimization API bot tries to access the wrong folder and throws dozens or hundreds of 404 errors on the server depending on how many images have been uploaded in a given day.
The API “detects” an image has been uploaded via a Formidable Forms form, but then searches the wrong folder for it.
Fix needed:
1. Shortpixel should ONLY access images in the folders specified under Custom Media. ShortPixel should NOT be trying to optimize every image uploaded with Formidable as this uses ShortPixel credits and may not be what people want to spend their credits on.
2. ShortPixel should NOT be searching a folder that doesn’t exist, ie frm_file
Our recaptcha has stopped working on our contact page resulting in a LOT of spam through the contact form.
We are using Formidable Forms and apparently this issue happens when there are javascript errors on the page.
I have used Inspect in Chrome to view the errors, but I am not sure what they mean or how to fix them.
Could anyone help?
Thanks!
Sarah
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