Johnathan69

@marcus

Thanks for the nice advice. That seems to be the best solution. I’ve checked around and found that others with similar problems have requested their URLs to be removed from their posts and had it done quite easily. Wonder why my request seems to be so difficult? My potential customers will just end up being confused clicking on a link to this forum instead of my page. Seeing as my homepage is a WordPress-based site, one might almost think that by removing the URL link, WordPress would be satisfying 1 direct “customer” (myself), and many other “indirect customers” (users of my WordPress site).

Thanks again Marcus for all of your support and suggestions to fix not only my coding issues, but also this problem. Keep up the great work!

@marcus & @moderator

Thank you for the reply. All of the people viewing our site are Japanese — if they click on the Google search results (currently, this is the only search result when the url is entered directly in to the search box – as many of our clients often do in Japan) leading to this page (in English), that would be quite confusing for them. Would this lead to a “special circumstance”? The whole post could stay in tact, if you could just take away the entire homepage reference, that would be most helpful, and understanding of this perhaps unique situation.

In the future, we will be more careful about posting links to pages in forums (perhaps PM-ing might work better)!

Thanks in advance for any help.

@marcus @admin

Is there any way to delete a webpage reference in a posting? I would like to delete the “matsubokkuri-hiroba.jp” address above, as it is coming up in Google search results, and will likely confuse anybody trying to access it. (I guess that I should have PMed it rather than posting the address here….!)

@takayuki

Thank you for the quick reply…..nice Javascript trick! I think that I might have used this before, but wasn’t sure if it would work in your form (of course it’s in the ‘Docs’ section)

I was wondering if people are used to seeing this kind of ‘unchecking’ checkbox….? Anyways a solution.

どうもです！

@takayuki

Thanks for the great plug-in…..Really useful and so user friendly.

I am also having difficulty with the form being submitted without the ‘radio buttons’ being selected. I’ve thought about the idea of having one selected by default, but then incorrect information could be submitted by accident. Checkboxes are another alternative that I’ve thought about, but they leave the potential of having more than one box checked (in this case, I cannot have that).

I’ve also thought about the dropdown / [select] feature, but it is less desirable than displaying all of the information at once, as with the radio buttons with labels.

Any guidance that you could provide would be appreciated. よろしくお願いします。

Thank you for the reply (どうもです。) I’m using Mac OS 10.5.8 (Safari 5.0.6) with WordPress 3.2.1

My target is the Japanese customer, thus most tend to be using older browsers (Windows XP seems to be pretty mainstay — about 50% of hits, with IE 8.0 also being about 40-50%).

Any help is greatly appreciated. よろしくお願いします。

I had the same issue, and after searching quite a bit; I have found the answer here (by the plugin creator):

https://github.com/fubralimited/WP-Survey-And-Quiz-Tool/issues/82

p.s. You cannot edit this file using the “Plugin Editor” in the WordPress Admin Menu, rather, you need to use a FTP program (I use Cyberduck on Mac — sorry, don’t know about any Windows applications)

Hope that this is helpful

I had the same issue, and after searching quite a bit; I have found the answer here (by the plugin creator):

https://github.com/fubralimited/WP-Survey-And-Quiz-Tool/issues/82

p.s. You cannot edit this file using the “Plugin Editor” in the WordPress Admin Menu, rather, you need to use a FTP program (I use Cyberduck on Mac — sorry, don’t know about any Windows applications)

Hope that this is helpful

I had the same issue, and after searching quite a bit; I have found the answer here (by the plugin creator):

https://github.com/fubralimited/WP-Survey-And-Quiz-Tool/issues/82

p.s. You cannot edit this file using the “Plugin Editor” in the WordPress Admin Menu, rather, you need to use a FTP program (I use Cyberduck on Mac — sorry, don’t know about any Windows applications)

Hope that this is helpful

@marcus Thanks for your previous responses. I have a different issue, but related to this forum.

I have searched in the ‘documents –>placeholders’ section of your homepage, and the forums. I have tried all of the “Pricing Information” placeholders; but they just price the actual placeholder (eg: ‘#_BOOKINGPRICE’), rather than the actual price — in the “Single Event Page” settings, and also in the sidebar “Widget” settings.

Is it possible to display the price of an event / ticket in the “Single Event Page” or “Widget”? (btw I’m not using the booking form, but a customized form – ‘Contact Fom 7’ for bookings, thus the booking form is not displayed)

Sounds like you don’t need this extension, just the original plugin [Contact Forms 7]…..check the settings on the “Edit” section of the Contact tab in the Admin menu…..you just need to set up your form, and enter the information that you would like submitted to you by mail in the lower righthand side of the settings page…..

Check the “Contact Forms 7” homepage — they have extensive support documentation. Hoping that this is helpful.

Problem Solved! Just found / remembered an older plug-in that I had forgotten about — “Optional Content Plugin”. I was able to re-work the date formatting to fit with your event formatting, and voila! Date-sensitive information display.

Thank you again for the excellent plug-in (muchas gracias gran persona!)

Thanks again for the reply. I’m not really sure how to implement the code that you suggested (programmers such as yourself must really get frustrated with user like us!)

I did try to fiddle with conditional placeholders, like you suggested, but I couldn’t figure something related with dates (this really would be a handy feature for future versions, I think)…..My workaround was to use the {has_bookings} placeholder, but this means that I have to physically remember to 1) enable bookings for each event (but, remember that I’m not using your booking form, but a simple “contact form”), and 2) remember to ‘physically disable’ the bookings after the events are finished. But nevertheless, a workaround to be able to use such a fine plug-in.

Thanks again for the great plug-in!

I’ve set the ‘Enable bookings’ to ‘no’ — and am using a “contact form 7” accessed by a button, which is displayed next to the individual events. Here is the page — but it is not linked to anything yet: https://www.matsubokkuri-hiroba.jp/?page_id=62

This should give you a better idea of what I’m trying to do, but it is still rough and incomplete. (booking button is the blue right-hand button)

When the date for the event is passed, I don’t want to display the “booking button”, but keep the “past” events displayed.

@marcus

Thank you for the quick reply — I played with the settings for “event bookings”, and wish that I had found this plugin years ago when I had to hand code (borrowing heavily from others) an application form — it was painful, given that I am not a programmer.

Thus having begun using WordPress – with all of its great plugins – like yours, am really delighted. However, the types of bookings that I’m wanting to do now are quite simple, and I am thinking of going with a simple “contact forms 7” form with a button link added into the event listing. I would be able to manage the bookings quite simply through e-mail, though not as elegant as your form; but simpler for my needs at the time.

Thus the request — I’d like to keep a list of ‘finished events’ (showing a track record of our events for the year), but only have the reservation button available for events that have not yet finished. I thought that a “date conditional” might suffice, but was unable to figure the necessary code from the tutorial (no fault of the tutorial – which is great), just that I’m no programmer, unfortunately. Any thoughts….?