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If you’re not using TAF then -as a kludge- you can remove the call from cforms.php.

What WP version are you running? get_the_ID is an WP core function.

single checkboxes can have their label on the right hand side, just need to configure the fields properly.

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I agree, I could add a number or ref that stays with the form, but referencing it by a user defined name leaves lots, lots of room for error (I already see zillion of emails, about not seeing the form online…) – let me think about this one.

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Hope your wive recuperated from that experience ??

The FAQs will help you, it’s in there (look for “wp_head();” )

You may want to check your memory_limit setting in php.ini. Chances are it is set to a lower value, try increasing it to 16M or 32M.

I noticed this behavior too and had sent the author an email a while ago, the fix that did it for me was easy:
resetting and saving the admins role in the profile settings helped.

Thanks! I’ll check to see if that’s indeed the issue.

Hate to say, but it was one of my own plugins that caused the trouble (I used to have a set of pre-selectable custom fields, save me time creating these and entering a value).

Resolution: plugin is turned off (not compatible with 2.1 and I didn’t feel like making it)

no worries ??

slodaddy, It may be something I covered in the FAQ’s. I’m quite certain it has to do with the fact that the middle column is NOT floated. Simply by floating it (usually) left, it should do the trick.

If it doesn’t work out, you can post the URL and I’ll have a look.

cforms is not meant to act as an API, however, what you can do is enable DB tracking of submissions and copy paste directly from the “tracking view” into your draft.

you may want to give this one a shot cforms

try cforms

Yes, simply deactivate & replace the plugins’ (/contactforms/) directory, activate the new release and you’re good to go!

By the way, v3 now has Backup & Restore features which not only give you “additional safety” but also allow for quick deployment of similar forms on different blogs etc.

fillemon, yep – it does support drop down. I just released v2.5 …

is this requirement so “far fetched” ? i would have thought more people would have experienced unscheduled DB downtimes / temporarily high-jacked WP installs.