lotfus

Thanks a lot for your answers.

resolved

Wondreful! it works.

Thanks a lot. Once it is live I will let you know ??

Best,
L.

Thanks a lot. I will send you an email.

Actually I have a local www.remarpro.com installation, nothing is online yet.

I installed firebug to check the javascript error, but it’s telling me: “Access to restricted URI denied.”

I am trying to figure it out.

If you have any other hints I am happy to hear. thanks.

Hello again,

thanks a lot for your help. I have just tried, unfortunately it doesn’t work. My form id is 12, here is my code now:

// before form is load
function before_load() {

}

// before form submit
function before_submit() {
     //var pageName = "Hello!";
     document.getElementsById('wdform_4_element12').value =document.title;
}

// before form reset
function before_reset() {

}

But when I hit submit, there is no reaction.

Any other ideas ?? ?

Hello webdorado,

thanks a lot for your answer.

I did as you described: now I see indeed in my “submission” section the column pageTitle. The problem is that the piece of code is not working. The form doesn’t submit anymore when I hit the submit button (no reaction).

Here is the code I inserted in before_submit():

// before form submit
function before_submit() {
     document.getElementsById('wdform_4_elementform_id_temp').value =document.title;
}

And I tried to put a simple string instead just to test, but it still didn’t work:

document.getElementsById('wdform_4_elementform_id_temp').value ="Hello!";

Any idea what is going wrong?

Thanks a lot.
L.

Another way to see it is that I want to have feedbacks specific to the posts…

Is there any way to do it?

Thanks!

Thanks.

to be sure there is no misunderstanding: I don’t want to add any new button or functionality in what is obviously the “TinyMCE” module in the wordpress editor or the default toolbar. I don’t think I need to develop any plug-in.

I will detail a bit more:

What I want is to use the functionality that is already there. When I edit a post, I can obviously add a button within my post that the visitors of my blog can use.

This is how I did:
– When you edit your post, through the visual editor, you have a button in the toolbar that has the “+” icon, when you hover over it, it shows “Add Custom Shortcode“.
– When you click on it, you can select which shortcode you want to add… you have a long list, that includes “White button”, “Green button”, …, “One third”, “Two third”, etc.
– When I select the button shortcode, a form pop up with the fields I described above: url, target, position, content..
– Then it includes this tag within your post:
[button-red url=”#” target=”_self” position=”left”]Button text[/button-red]

What I want, is to create such a button that will direct the user to a very small form when s/he clicks on it (a modal window would be nice).

So I would like some guidance to do so. I think first of all I need to understand the attributes of this button. “Position” and “Content” are quiet clear.

More specifically:
– What does “target” stand for?
– How can I use “target” and “url” to create such a button?
– More generally, what are the main steps I have to do to get all this thing done?

I looked over the web and didn’t find anything on this topic. If you have any such links, I would appreciate very much.

Thanks a lot.

Hello, Thanks esmi.

I am referring to the visual.

but I quickly checked, on the textual this is the button code:

[button-blue url=”#” target=”_self” position=”left”]keep me updated![/button-blue]

One remark:

the first version of the site I am creating is public… users don’t have accounts or any such things.