kirkward

I would

I’d like to thank Mike also. It has been my favorite plugin and had been featured in my new ebook. Fortunately (or unfortunately for my readers), I was able to pull the recommendation the day before launch.

For years, and its been so many I don’t even remember how many, I have been using this plugin, and occasionally donating a small bit to Mike, who is probably the ONLY person to ever receive multiple donations from me.

I hope someone, with Mike’s character and devotion is able to restore this plugin, a valuable part of my website.

Thanks again Mike!
Kirk Ward

That is fantastic. Thank you.

I may have misspoke. These are not merely hints, these are more instructions and I feel would best remain visible while the entry is being completed.

That’s what I was afraid he meant.

Thanks

My bad. Talking from prior experience.

My guess is that there is a naming conflict between one plugin and the reCaptcha you are migrating to. As mentioned, the probability is that a plugin is causing the problem. If you can rename the same function in either of the scripts (presuming you can identify the culprit) you may alleviate the problem until an update is issued.

No. The before and after settings include the label and the field between them.

I would like to add a tip between the label and the field.

My difficult and not satisfactory workaround is to use an nbsp in the title, then to format the title and the tip in the before settings. However, this leaves an empty row between my pseudo title/tip in the html and a duplicate field name warning, as well as an asterisk if the field is required.

FYI, I am using the contact form as a contest entry form and saving the data to the database. I have not checked as yet, but my guess is this will leave me with several empty column titles in the database, or worse, mangle the data.

Yes.

And this is what I am asking about:

Solution #1:
You can just send a reply email to them if you want. The reply email will have the copy of what they sent.

Where is this particular reply that will send them what they sent? I was only able to send a custom message, not containing what they submitted.

Thanks

I found where this feature was left out on purpose as a security risk. The post said something about sending a copy of the message sent to the admin.

How can I get a copy of the admin message sent to the submitter?

I’m new here, where do I get the info for the hashtags?

That would be a big Oops, and an apology. I forgot this had been posted when I sent the portal request (which I just discovered, and would not have used if old git memory had worked).

BTW – I am finding the plugin to be extremely easy for an old person to learn. Means you young folks done good.

Okay, once again I hang my head in shame.

I was using double quotes in the do_shortcode function. Works fine with single quotes.
<?php echo do_shortcode( '[ratings id="1" results="true"]' ); ?>

I have also tried using do_shortcode with no success. The page will not load.

<?php $show-ratings=("[ratings id="1" results="true"]"); ?>
<?php echo do_shortcode( $show-ratings ) ?>

Escaping the double quotes did not help.

Can you advise to either this problem or the php question in the prior post?

Thanks,
Kirk

After hanging my head in shame, as I should, I realize I need to expand on my question.

The php on the page you refer to is what I used to call the plugin, which I mentioned is working fine. I remember the shortcode and did not use it because I wanted to embed php in the code that did what the shortcode does. (I is an old git and my memory forgets stuff, like things I read.)

I tried <?php if(function_exists(‘the_ratings’)) { the_ratings(1); } ?> , thinking that the parameter may go with { the_ratings) }, but it kept trying to load, so that I had to remove the php and parameter.

Anyhoo, is there a parameter that goes with <?php if(function_exists(‘the_ratings’)) { the_ratings(); } ?> that will allow me to call the ratings of a specific page?