ElectricMonk111

Another vote for this. More specifically I’d like to be able to use the usual WordPress “Caption” option with images in the Image Grid. When I’m displaying a grid of images I often want to be able to label each one to say what it is.

Many thanks

Andy

Thanks. I guess I was expecting some way to do it without resorting to HTML.

Suggestion for a future release to make this easier (it’s quite a common requirement):

Either (a) as part of the settings for a “button” element, provide a “Disabled” checkbox which simply adds the “disabled” attribute to the button’s HTML..

or (b) in the Conditions tab for an element, have three states to choose from: Show, Hide and Disable.

(b) would be better.

Cheers

Thanks, David. I’ve updated to 1.1.2. When I have the energy I’ll try splitting the form back into two pages…

Thanks very much!
I’m filling in the form in Preview mode, if that matters.

If the slug does have a value, it is substituted correctly. The conditionals tags just seem to be ignored completely.

For example if I include this line in my auto-responder:

[if name2] Second person: %name2% [else] No second person [/if]

then if the name2 field is filled in with “Bob”, the resulting email contains the line:

[if name2] Second person: Bob [else] No second person [/if]

Hi, David – please could you explain the syntax of the conditionals a bit more? I’ve just tried it and it doesn’t seem to work. In my Auto Respnder message I’ve put the line:

[if name3] value: %name3% [else] .. [/if] [if reqs3] – %reqs3% [else] .. [/if] [if child3] – %child3% [else] .. [/if]

– but when the email is generated that line just appears verbatim in it. name3, reqs3 and child3 are all text fields that have been left empty.

I’m on version 1.1.1.

Many thanks

Andy