Background color of the form cell

Hello @pexel

You are using the (‘) symbol but the valid apostrophes supported by javascript is (')

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my_counter = 10; 
my_interval = setInterval(function(){
    jQuery('.counter').html(my_counter);
    my_counter = my_counter - 1;
    if(my_counter<0){
        clearInterval(my_interval);
        jQuery('.counter').html('');
        EVALEQUATIONS();
    }
}, 1000);

There is no such quotation, even I am adding the code I use at the bottom as a code.

Yes it works for you. I do the exact same thing over and over.

JS library comes to mind? Could it be something related to this?

I would very much like to be able to run this. This is a very important case for our form.

Please don’t get us wrong and let’s solve our problem with common sense.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by pexel.

Hello @pexel

Your website is encoding the single quote symbols. Please, look at the screenshot images below:

Could you please check your form with the “WP Meteor” plugin disabled?

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I am not using any cache.
But right now, we are looking at it with a very detailed expert friend.
The code is actually correct (‘) but it creates its own corrupted field..
We wrote it by hand, we wrote it in Notepad, when it comes to that part, it creates itself.

We wrote your code manually from scratch in notepadd++ “‘” to the section on the screen auto transforms it into shape.

It looks like there is a different problem.

Thankfully we fixed the problem. We are very, very tired of you. Thank you very much for your understanding with us.

Hello @pexel

Could you tell me how you solved the issue, please? It might help other users in a similar situation.

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Actually in source trace this was changing the code even though the quotation mark (‘) was correct. We really couldn’t figure out why.

But we changed the code a bit by asking artificial intelligence. The code below works fine.

Thank you very much for THIS beautiful plugin and your beautiful support, patience and understanding.

my_counter=5,my_interval=setInterval(function(){jQuery(".counter").html("Text : " + my_counter + " saniye"),(my_counter-=1)<0&&(clearInterval(my_interval),jQuery(".counter").html(""),EVALEQUATIONS())},1e3);

Hello @pexel

Thank you very much for sharing your solution.

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Hello, the code works fine, but it goes directly to the calculation without considering the mandatory fields.
Is it possible to consider the required fields in this code before proceeding with the calculation?
For example, 1 cell is not filled, he said, calculate visitor. Before proceeding with the counting process, it should give a signal warning that please fill in the mandatory fields.
Thanks.

my_counter=5,my_interval=setInterval(function(){jQuery(".counter").html("Text : " + my_counter + " saniye"),(my_counter-=1)<0&&(clearInterval(my_interval),jQuery(".counter").html(""),EVALEQUATIONS())},1e3);

Hello @pexel

You can check if the form is valid or not before evaluating the equations:

if(jQuery(this.form).valid()){my_counter=5,my_interval=setInterval(function(){jQuery(".counter").html("Text : " + my_counter + " saniye"),(my_counter-=1)<0&&(clearInterval(my_interval),jQuery(".counter").html(""),EVALEQUATIONS())},1e3);}

Now, you can configure the fields as required.

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Hi yes, thank you very much.
How to translate the warning at the bottom into Turkish.

This field is required.

Hello @pexel

You can enter the errors and messages texts through the “Validation Settings” section in the “Form Settings”:

https://cff.dwbooster.com/documentation#validation-settings

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