karevn

Try the next: <a href="javascript: usernoise.window.show(); return false;">My link</a>

Moving to the private email discussion. I’ll publish a result here.

shivaji, try to go to admin area and save Usernoise settings without changing them. That should help.

shivaji, are you using a latest Usernoise version?

The answer is “yes” and “no” at the same time.
Usernoise was designed as a site-wide feedback form, so it does not have any mechanisms allowing to build page-specific forms. BUT: there is un_feedback_form_body action available that allows you to add your custom fields below existing ones, un_validate_feedback validation filter and un_feedback_created action, those allow you to customize the form pretty deeply. You’ll face with the problem of determining how to tell at which page the form is loaded – but you can use HTTP referer to do so. In 0.4 release I am planning to revert to loading the form along with the page without an ajax call, so it will be a bit less complex.

And somewhere in future, I am planning to include some kind of form builder UI into the admin area allowing to customize the form without hand coding.

In most cases, that is because you were logged into wordpress. If user is logged in, his email is known and is not required by usernoise. For anonymous users, email IS required.

Please let me know if it does not work the way I described in your case.

It is a z-index problem, should be fixed in upcoming 0.3.1 release. Stay tuned!

Thanks. I’ll consider changing this link in next Usernoise release, most probably it will be 0.4.

Luxman, Usernoise is almost spam-proof because the form is not visible in server HTML response (the form is loaded with AJAX call). That is why I did not add any captcha.
If you have problems with spam on your site – please contact me and we can figure out how to improve Usernoise spam protection. I really don’t want to add captcha without a serious reason because usability will suffer.

rasilva, just download, edit with any text editor and send me a pot file from the repository. I will do the remaining job myself.

Plase send me an email. My email is hello (at) karevn dot com

rasilva, if you have pt_PT.mo file, you need to rename it to usernoise-pt_PT.mo and place it into wp-content/plugins/usernoise/languages folder. Then, you need to update wp-config.php file and make sure you have WPLANG constant set to pt_PT, like this: define('WPLANG', 'pt_PT');. That should do it.

I would really appreciate if you sent me .po file if you have it to add to main Usernoise download.

Regarding ability to change messages – I am not planning to do that yet, because that will add too much mess into settings screen. But I understand the need and am planning a separate “quick localization” plugin.

rasilva, if you have pt_PT.mo file, you need to rename it to usernoise-pt_PT.mo and place it into wp-content/plugins/usernoise/languages folder. Then, you need to update wp-config.php file and make sure you have WPLANG constant set to pt_PT, like this: define('WPLANG', 'pt_PT');. That should do it.

I would really appreciate if you sent me .po file if you have it to add to main Usernoise download.

Regarding ability to change messages – I am not planning to do that yet, because that will add too much mess into settings screen. But I understand the need and am planning a separate “quick localization” plugin.

Vobo, please open a separate topic, your question is not related to Usernoise.

rasilva, you are welcome!

It is a builtin feature – check “Settings – Usernoise” admin section to make sure admin notifications are enabled on your usernoise installation. There may be some setup-related email delivery problems – it takes some time to set email delivery up right in WordPress. Feel free to contact me if you’ll still have problems.