PortMacOnline

@vbmv no worries, you guys deserve to be at the top of the theme repo, not dragging your feet down the bottom! Too many sponsored themes above you, I would say.

Hi @arsalantariq
Too little, too late! We deleted the plugin a month ago, we will not have our clients’ websites trying to send out spam under any circumstances, so we installed another SMTP plugin, which solved the problem!

However I will try out your new version to see if it has fixed the issue, but for future reference, you need to take issues like this much more seriously if you want to stay in business.

Cheers,
Terry

@jay7134 no worries, I hope that that fixes the issue for you!

Hi,
I have got nothing to do with the plugin, but one of our clients had a similar problem. Turns out that the limit is set in your Flutterwave account, not the plugin, so try contacting Flutterwave support and ask them to raise the limit in your account and see if that helps.

Cheers,
Terry Chadban

Hi Erik, thanks for the reply! I checked out the first link, but I got put off when the developer himself said that he didn’t recommend the practice! I have also checked out all the docs on his website, but still came up short.

Given the common use case, I was hoping that someone else had come up with a simple but workable solution, without having to hack into the source code of the plugin.

Cheers,
Terry Chadban

Hi Patrick,
Thanks for the added info, but the Customizer fix will do for now if you guys are working on a better fix. Having an option to delete the submit button altogether would probably be the easiest and best way forward?

Cheers,
Terry Chadban

Hi Nebu John,
Thanks for that, that works fine! But going that way, I would need to duplicate the code snippet (but change the module ID) every time I add a new form where I wanted to hide the button, is that correct? If so, the custom CSS file would fill up pretty quickly?

Is it possible to add that code to the form custom CSS itself, rather than using the theme Customizer custom CSS, or wouldn’t that work?

The website I am working on is inside Local by Flywheel, so not sure I can share the link anyway.

Cheers,
Terry Chadban

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@wpexpertssupportteam as I said above, I have created a support ticket, gave you access to the website, and you couldn’t find a solution. It sounds like you are part-way to fixing the bug, but not there yet so this ticket should never have been marked as ‘resolved’ in the first place.

We eventually went with Caldera Forms and their Stripe integration, but our client prefers Square, so if you do get it working I would definitely be interested in your solution?

Cheers,
Terry

Yes, we went through the same frustration, their ‘Support’ actually contacted us and we gave them access to the website, but they couldn’t solve the problem so we eventually ‘solved’ the problem by going back to Caldera Forms!

This ticket is marked as ‘resolved’, but I can’t see any solution. I have exactly the same issue, and I have ‘saved’ and ‘updated’ every time I add a new extra field, then saved and updated again after I have finished.

When I paste the shortcode into an Elementor shortcode element, the form doesn’t show at all, but when I open the page to view it, it shows just the basic fields and amounts, and when I go back to ‘Extra Fields’ again, the page is completely blank, none of the extra fields are showing and not even the default fields are showing up, or the right hand field options panel.

Can you share the solution with the rest of us, to save answering the same question over and over again?

Cheers,
Terry Chadban

I thought I explained the situation better, but obviously not!

We are not talking about moving fields around, we are talking about the content of the logo field itself. By default it shows the logo as left-aligned, the client wants to have the logo centred. It should be simple enough to add custom css to do this.

Hi Christian
Apologies for the late reply. Thanks for the investigation, looks like the theme is over-riding the settings, as I thought. I will get on to the theme developer to find out why, and what we can do to remedy the problem.

Thanks again,
Terry

As I said, three countries out of more than 200! But where does it say that in the description? We needed a plugin for a non-profit organization in Africa so I won’t hold my breath until you get to covering it.

Just in case anybody else has the same question, the simple but not obvious answer is to center-align THE SHORTCODE itself! Haven’t tried it, but I guess right-aligning would probably work too?

Terry