alansod

Great and fast support. My compliments.

I now have version Ditty Version 3.1.15
and Ditty MegaTicker Version 1.1.13
And WordPress version: 6.2

This combination is working fine

Ok, forget my message, I have installed backup and it seems to work now.

Hi Adam,
you did not replied me anymore and I’m a bit lost now.

I tried other forms without like WP forms instead of contactform7 but it has all the same problem that your plugin don’t see the urls in the form. i also tried embed excel files, word and pdf files to see if your plugin will see the links but all not detected.

Is there any workaround it as it is very important for me to get it working.

As I mentioned before if I need to pay something to get it working I have no problem with it.

Regards Alan

Thank you very much Takayuki.
I’m nof very good with coding can you help me out with the code to use?

This is an example in the link you gave me:

function( $replaced, $submitted, $html, $mail_tag ) {
    if ( is_numeric( $submitted ) ) {
      $replaced = number_format( $submitted );
    }
 
    return $replaced;
  },
 
  10, 4
);

This is an example for:
When “1234567890” is the user input you will see “1,234,567,890”

How to make the code work in the way I want it?

Thanks Alan

Hello aurovrata,

as you answered newer topics does that mean you can not help me?

At the moment I’m totally stucked here and I really hope you can help me out.
I use the contact Grid plugin, I forgot to mention this.

Kind regards Alan

I have been googling: comma-separated string to line-break-separated format.

Something like: Replace(‘,’,’\n’);

But where to add?

Enter quilter is different from maker

Should it not be IF different

Indeed nice form

Greetz Alan

Hello Ziegel,

thank you for your reply.

I’m no really an expert with this.

Do you mind to be a little bit more specific?

Regards Alan

Hello Takayuki,

Thank you for your reply.
You are right but not totally in my opinion.

The contactform creates an output what is not seen by the plugin in the back-end. My question is how to make the output from the form in a way that the plugin is able to check the links.

You write there are no links in the form. Yes there are if you look on the example website I made.

That’s the output of submitted contact 7 form. I like the urls to be seen by the plugin.

Kind regards
Alan

I forgot some information what might be important.

To make the links clickable i use this code

(function ($) {
  $('td[title="url-367"] div').each(
    function () {
      $(this).html('<a href="' + $(this).html() + '">' + $(this).html() + '</a>');
    })
})(jQuery);

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).
• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).

Hi Adam,

thank you so much for your reply, very appreciated.

Let me explain what I want to create.

I have a seperate website with a lot of links.
This website is not a wordpress site so there is no option to run your plugin there.

I made a form where I can fill in all the links used on the other website.
If your plugin finds a broken link then I know I have to change that link on the other website.

So this wordpress site is only used to report broken links.
To make it easy to add the links in the wordpress site I use the plugins Contact7 and Contactic. The plugins create the submitted links in the contactform to display on the webpage. As you can see here: https://www.alans.nl/checkpage/

The shortcode created is the following:
[cfdb-table form="Link Checker Invulformulier" show="naam-cursus,naam-hoofdstuk,naam-pagina,url-367,text" headers="naam-cursus=naam cursus,naam-hoofdstuk=naam hoofdstuk,naam-pagina=naam pagina,url-367=url,text=url in tekst"]

I really hope you have a solution for this and if I need to pay for your work then that is not a problem.

Kind regards Alan

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).
• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).

I forgot to give an url to see the table.
It is just a testpage to show the problem
https://www.alans.nl/checkpage/

I’m willing to pay for a solution if needed.

Kind regards Alan

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by alansod.

Ok, I found it myself already. But for others who might have this problem here the solution.

The problem was a missing filter.
filter.so was not in my library on the server.

After installing the filter and changing: short_open_tag = On to OFF
And adding the line: extension=filter.so in my php.ini file it was working again.

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