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Working great for Twitter and Instagram, but I’m having some issues connecting with Facebook…. No error messaging, just nothing being returned.

Anyone have some insight into what might be the issue? Given that the plugin hasn’t been updated for some time.

Thanks… I was afraid I’d get that response.

I’m actually looking to alter the size of the thumbnails within the “Edit Gallery” admin UI only… Not the outputted thumbnails generated by the WordPress install… My client is using the “Edit Gallery” function to order 100+ photos, so if there’s a way to reduce the default size of the images from 200×200 to 100×100, it would be easier for her to manage the photos (more on screen at the same time).

I just reverted the permalinks to the default setting and when trying to access a pdf, I noticed a “/” appended to the end of the file… Odd, right?

https://websiteurl.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/File-name.pdf/

I switched back to previously used permalink “Post Name” structure:
https://websiteurl.com/%postname%/

Thanks for the reply… I was able to solve it by using the code similar to this:

<ul>
	<?php $related_documents = get_related_links('documents'); ?>
    <?php foreach ($related_documents as $rdocument): ?>
    	<li><a href="<?php echo get_post_meta($rdocument['id'], 'ecpt_wp-pdf-document', true); ?>"><?php echo $rdocument['title']; ?></a></li>
    <?php endforeach; ?>
</ul>

Thanks for the quick response… It looks like the delete process when I posted this didn’t take, so did I again and all of the tables were removed except for “_countries”… Just thought I’d share an update on the issue… Will manually drop that one via phpmyadmin.

Great plugin and I will be using it on other projects – However, the client was more interested in the functionality of the WordPress Download Manage plugin… Just different needs.

Anyone?

Very helpful… Thank you.

I’ll pass it along to the client.

I’m suffering from a lack of sleep at the moment and just want to clarify…

Upon submitting the form, the user’s referral will show up as the “Lead Source” in the “Lead Detail” on salesforce.com… Essentially, the info in the yellow-highlighted areas in this image:

https://www-cdn.pardot.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/adwords-info-lead-record.png

Thanks for the clarification, I really appreciate it.

Thanks for the quick reply.

From what I can tell from reading the link below, salesforce.com adds a script in the footer to track where the user is coming from (Google search, direct, etc) and then passes it along when the form submits.

https://na5.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/adwords_lead_conversion_tracking.htm

Is there a way to utilize this existing script and pass that value to the current version of the plugin?

I found the article on “Setting Up Lead Tracking” via Salesforce.com… Checking it out now.
https://na5.salesforce.com/help/doc/en/adwords_lead_conversion_tracking.htm

I found the following question on the salesforce.com customer community forum… I believe this is the issue you at hand… his question was never answered there.

We are using a wordpress-to-lead plugin on our new site, integrating the contact forms to create new leads in Salesforce. It’s set up to feed ‘Lead Source’, but this only displays the name of the page the form is on within the site. How can we set up ‘Lead Medium’ field to collect the referring url for analytics?

Thank you!

Quick request?

Right now, the plugin outputs label/input groupings as:

<label class="w2llabel text" for="sf_phone">Phone: <em>*</em></label>
<input value="" id="sf_phone" class="w2linput text" name="phone" type="text"/>
<br/>

It would be better from a CSS styling POV to add an container to these groupings like so:

<div>
   <label class="w2llabel text" for="sf_phone">Phone: <em>*</em></label>
   <input value="" id="sf_phone" class="w2linput text" name="phone" type="text"/>
</div>

Yeah?

This is what I was looking for:

<?php $related_links = get_related_links('page'); ?>
<ul>
    <?php foreach ($related_links as $link): ?>
        <li><a href="<?php echo $link['url']; ?>"><?php echo $link['type']; ?>: <?php echo $link['title']; ?></a></li>
    <?php endforeach; ?>
</ul>

I create a quick mockup to demonstrate the idea… In this scenario, it shows an instance for related Pages and one for a custom post type called “Whitepapers”

https://swept.co/_dev/related-link-expanded.png

Update – Instead of adding the code on lines 737 and 738, I revised the following code on line 695, so that the checkbox would appear to the left of the label text.

if($input['type'] != 'hidden') {
	if ($options['wpcf7css']) { $content .= '<p>'; }
	if ($input['type'] == 'checkbox') {
		$content .= "\t\n\t".'<input type="checkbox" id="sf_'.$id.'" class="w2linput checkbox" name="'.$id.'" value="'.$val.'" />'."\n\n";
	}
	$content .= "\t".'<label class="w2llabel'.$error.$input['type'].'" for="sf_'.$id.'">'.esc_html(stripslashes($input['label']));
	if ($input['type'] != 'checkbox') {
		$content .= ':';
	}
}