pixelitus

No worries. I’ve already patched it in functions.php fill the sender field correctly. Thanks.

Hi,

do you mean that this scenario I’m facing with the return-path is normal? If that is the case, then I’ll find workaround. Thanks.

Ok, that explains it. Alright, it’s working now.

Thanks again. Appreciate it.

Hi KTS915,

thanks for your feedback. Yes, I see the font-size 18px in the css. Ok, this is what I did in the css to specifically correct the select in login form, i.e. by trying to change the font-size to 16px.

#login form select {
font-size: 16px !important;
}

It does not seem to override the css settings, even when I used “important” in the css line.

Am I missing something here?

Hi,

the link to the registration page is here:

https://its.diversebiz.com.my/wp-login.php?action=register

Thanks.

Hi Chris,

thanks again for your feedback. It seems to work fine now. I’ll continue to test and work towards completing my form.

Hi Chris,

Thanks a lot for your feedback and guidance. Much appreciated. It makes sense now that you mentioned the other PHP scripts are stand alone and not part of WP.

While testing the code, there was one behaviour I noted. When I entered data on form1 and move to form2, then clicking on the code “Back”, i.e. $prevURL, to return to form1. The form1 data input earlier has been cleared. This behaviour differs from the browser back button, which still maintains the data in form1.

What if the user wants to go back to form1 to change information and find the data he input earlier is gone?

Could you please help clarify or point me in the right direction, so I could research further. Thanks.

Hi diegotdai,

thank you for your response and suggestions. I will surely check these options out.

If there are any other suggestions out there, I appreciate feedback from other WP users also. Thanks.