davidpey

Hi BE (Arian?),

Yes, I understand that. Perhaps, out of the box, have a full Monday to Sunday listing. Then in addition to that, allow the removal of days (much like the Phone and Email listings).

Cheers,

Dave

Tremendous! Thanks Norik!

Hi Arian,

Unless I’m much mistaken, the link you provided (https://bigemployee.com/projects/big-contact-wordpress-plugin/2/#custom-layout) doesn’t have any information about custom layouts? I see information about custom subjects, but not custom layout.

Please pardon my daftness if I’ve missed it?

Cheers,

Dave

Hi Norik,

Thank you for this information! I find it interesting that conversion rates are lower with required phone fields. I will bear this in mind.

Regards,

David

Hi Arian,

Many thanks for the careful explanation.

Yes, I suspect that .com Google Maps may return different results to .co.za

I am unable to give an actual street location, since my business is located within the shopping centre – which is located at the crossing of the two roads (there is no street address strangely).

As an aside: yes, I do always have to refresh the Form Options page to see changes take effect (as per this post). This is, albeit, separate from the Google Maps issue. Whenever I refresh, it loses the crossroads address. But there is a way around it.

Thanks again!

David

Just an incidental pointer as well:

On the widgets page, the description under BigContact is: Display your cantact information

That has done the trick!

Thanks again for a great plugin ??

Thank you. The error message has gone.

I get exactly the same problem as mentioned above… I press enter upon editing a form option, but the update does not appear automatically until I’ve clicked “Form Options” again.

Thanks for a great plugin! Huge potential!

I’m also currently experiencing this problem exactly as Opally describes.

I changed the “Max Number of Media Files” down to 1 and am able to wait a few minutes for the page to load. Then the podpress section appears. But thereafter, I am not able to edit/add any media.

Hi Bernard,

Thanks again for the reply. I have just been informed by another Bluehost user that:

“I think it’s to do with the way that the mail server looks up and resolves it’s own domain name (i.e. – the domain of your website) – it doesn’t do this if you put an address on a different server as the sender’s address (hotmail for example).”

So I tested it out with an email address not part of my domain–and it worked successfully, showing the email address.

Thanks again.
David

Many thanks for that suggestion Bernard.

I tried you suggestion without success.

Could it be a problem with the bluehost configuration?

Hi all!

Sorry for the late bump of this… but I have a domain in which I have a Joomla installation at / and WordPress at /blog. I only have 1 robots.txt file in / and here is what is currently in it:

*****************
User-agent: *
Allow: /sitemap.xml
Allow: /blog/sitemap.xml
Allow: /index.php
Allow: /blog/index.php
Disallow: /*.php$
Disallow: /blog/*.php$
Disallow: /*.js$
Disallow: /*.inc$
Disallow: /*.css$
Disallow: /*.wmv$
Disallow: /*.cgi$
Disallow: /*.xhtml$
Disallow: /*.php-dist$
Disallow: /*.ico$
Disallow: /blog/*.js$
Disallow: /blog/*.inc$
Disallow: /blog/*.css$
Disallow: /blog/*.wmv$
Disallow: /blog/*.cgi$
Disallow: /blog/*.xhtml$
Disallow: /blog/*.php-dist$
Disallow: /blog/*.ico$
Disallow: /administrator/
Disallow: /cache/
Disallow: /components/
Disallow: /editor/
Disallow: /help/
Disallow: /images/
Disallow: /includes/
Disallow: /language/
Disallow: /mambots/
Disallow: /media/
Disallow: /modules/
Disallow: /templates/
Disallow: /installation/
Disallow: /cgi-bin/
Disallow: /blog/wp-content/
Disallow: /blog/wp-admin/
Disallow: /blog/wp-includes/

Please take a look at the items highlighted in bold (particularly the first few)–and let me know if this is allowed (and especially if it will work) in the robots.txt file?

Also, should I have a separate robots.txt file for the /blog directory?

Many thanks!

David