cbrendlinger

It actually works out perfectly for us! It’s really visible but doesn’t mess up our page design. Thanks for the great plugin!

I will keep you posted if I figure it out. Thanks for taking a look! For now, the plugin will work with the few tweaks. Thanks again!

https://www.exitmap.com I am using the most basic of themes, WordPress Twenty Ten.

I am familiar with CSS. I was able to move the tab but I could not get it to actually stick to the side of the page where I wanted it. It changed from browser to browser so I just placed it at the top and change the rotation. Is there something else that I could do that would make it stick to the side of the page instead?

I have the same error when editing both posts and pages. It does not seem to cause a problem overall, although I guess that nothing is actually getting autosaved. However, all of my updates seem to work just fine. I have tried re-installing WordPress and adding the define(‘AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL’, 160 ); to wp-config.php but have had no success. I am running WordPress 3.9.1 and would love a resolution if anyone has found one. Broken Link Checker is not installed on my site. Thanks for your help.

Frank,
Are you close to adding the Facebook feature to the plugin? It’s a really great plugin but I need to be able to let users share the results of the quiz on Facebook. Perhaps you could just point me in the right direction?

They were less than helpful. But I just found a solution which I think will work for us until you all add the email to seller functionality. Instead of using the account email address on the plugin side (settings), I used the accounting professional’s email address. It still hooks in to the correct account and then generates the appropriate payment notification to the accounting email address. When the functionality is in place for the plugin to generate an email to the seller, we will be able to go back to business as normal.

I am not sure that this question is related but it’s suspicious. Let me apologize up front if I am posting in the wrong place. When a user signs up on our website, the admin gets two notification emails indicating that there is a new signup but they are sent about 5 minutes apart. At least that’s what it looks like. I cannot figure out how it’s happening. If the user went back to a previous screen and resubmitted, I think the plugin would disallow it based on a duplicate email address. I am quite perplexed by this. Could it be PDb_Signup.class.php?

Any chance of a work around for the Outlook 2007 float left problem. All of the emails generated by wysija are hyper left justified in Outlook 2007. The same is not true of Outlook 2010. I am probably familiar enough with code to get myself in trouble with this but I see that there is an auto generated div with a width specified that is less than the width of the email. If you could point me in the direction in the code, I could modify the width. I tried inserting a </div> before the content but it didn’t work… self corrected. The funny thing is that that banner fills the entire width just fine. Please advise. Thanks!

Joshua,

I have not, as yet, actually implemented the change to the submit button. I have temporarily stopped developing that side of the application. However, I do use this plugin quite effectively anyway. I am just forced to redirect to a payment screen with the paypal link. Not perfect but not terrible. Even so, this is a terrific plugin.

The templates provided with this plugin will allow you to make modifications that allow you to calculate/generate a unique ID field based on the values in other fields. You just have to define it.

My signup page can be found at https://www.corporateaccelerationgroup.com/premium-membership-registration/.

Hope this helps… Christi

Dear alexdex,

I am not really sure what you are asking. pdb_list provides a list of the records in your database. pdb_record is used to edit an individual record based on the private_id. pdb_single is just used to display a single record and is visible to others.

You have to have a separate pdb_signup template for each of your groups.

For pdb_record, I do the same thing that I do with pdb_single. I create arrays that contain the fields that I don’t want to display for each group. Then set the array accordingly.

<?php if ($this->record->main->fields->type->value != 'Group1') $myarray = $exclude_group1;
else $myarray = $exclude_group2; ?>

… and so on …

<?php
  while ( $this->have_groups() ) : $this->the_group(); ?>

    <table  class="form-table">

      <?php
      // step through the fields in the current group

      while ( $this->have_fields() ) : $this->the_field(); 

          // skip any field found in the exclude array
          if (in_array($this->field->name, $myarray)) continue; ?>

      <tr class="<?php $this->field->print_element_class() ?>">

… and so on …

I hope this gets you pointed in the right direction.

Christi

Fair enough… I was wondering if I had stepped into the fringe. I appreciate you pointing the way though. I will take a stab at it and get back to you if it is too far out of my comfort zone. Thank you!

Roland,

I understand the approach but I am not familiar with either Javascript or AJAX. If you could be a little more specific regarding actual commands, that would be awesome. You know, just which ones I will need to use and I can probably take it from there… Thanks as always for this great plugin and your amazing support.

Christi

Johann,

I excluded every field in group1 from group2 and vice versa. So, the final outcome looked like I had excluded the group but I actually excluded all of the fields for the group. It wa a little cumbersome but I got the results I needed.

Christi

So, here is the format of the PayPal button code:

<form action="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr" method="post" target="_top">
<input type="hidden" name="cmd" value="_s-xclick">
<input type="hidden" name="hosted_button_id" value="KSJJJFDIECSA">
<input type="image" src="https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/i/btn/btn_paynowCC_LG.gif" border="0" name="submit" alt="PayPal - The safer, easier way to pay online!">
<img alt="" border="0" src="https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/i/scr/pixel.gif" width="1" height="1">
</form>

I would like to be able to modify one of my templates so that the normal submit button is not displayed but instead, the PayPal button is used. However, I need the PayPal button to execute the above code along with the regular submit button… Essentially, I would like for the user to pay and when they are returned to the webpage, I want the form submitted for Participants Database. I need both things to happen from one click. Would appreciate any insight. Thanks again!