Kane G

Hey Kevin,

To style the Input you can just use custom CSS:

input.postcode_check_input{
background: blue;
}

To Style the Button, or Success or Error Messages you can add an extra class within the options.

Hey Dejr,

You can send them to [email protected] and I can view them there.

It could be issues with wordpress.com still as I can’t test it properly to see if there are any issues. But we can run through some tests through email when I get the screenshots.

Thanks second2none

Thanks foots much appreciated ??

Hey Dejr,

Not a problem at all. I’ve completed an update (v1.8) that should hopefully fix the wordpress.com issue, unfortunately I am unable to test it because they require you to purchase a plan to install plugins but it does follow the proper documentation for wordpress.com

Let me know if there are any issues, happy to look into it further for you.

Thanks second2none

Thanks for getting back to me, I haven’t tested on WordPress.com so will get onto that tonight for you and should have an update to make it work properly on there.

No Problem all the best.

Hey Dejr,

Just to confirm you are running version 1.7? I get the problem on your website as you explain but when I run your list on my website it seems to run fine.

I’ll need to run a few tests tonight when I get back and should have an answer at some point tomorrow for you.

Hey Jesseslam, atm there are not options to provide wildcard postcodes but might be a feature I look at in the future. Currently I am developing a new plugin for small business, but after that might look at implementing a wildcard postcodes.

If you get stuck you can try v1.6 there were a few typos / bugs that have been corrected and may now work for you.

Version 1.6

* List now accepts postcodes only, or format postcode:suburb (or both)
* Fixed incorrect labels and hints
* Fixed Submit Button Issues
* Fixed couple of bugs in JS

Yes it is will 1 per line but following the format Postcode:Suburb

Thanks for the note will make sure that is updated.

I’ve tested your link, everything works for me. Including those 2 postcode examples. I’d assume after a cache clear it should work fine for you as well.

Foots is correct, need to follow the format

Postcode:Suburb (or burrow I think you call them in the UK) if you want to display ju8st the postcode you can use the format Postcode:Postcode v1.6 will come with ability to have postcodes only.

Hey Dynadom, there was a change in how the postcode format needs to work. It was originally Suburb:Postcode but was easier and made more sense to use Postcode:Suburb.

Please make sure your list now reflects the changes ??

Sorry for late reply been on holidays. Will have a look today and use some of your postcodes to see where the errors are happening

Just double checking your postcodes contain colon (:)
They should follow the format
Postcode:Suburb

I assume after the first 4 characters the remaining 3 are associated with the street etc? If they are you could do something similar to:

SO31 6RP:Sloe Tree Cl, Park Gate
SO31 6RQ:Milton Grove, Park Gate
SO31 6RR:Huxley Cl, Park Gate
SO31 9NU:Warsash Rd, Park Gate
SO32 9NU:Southampton

I just searched those postcodes in google so if the results aren’t correct you can just change them. The plugin splits each line, and then splits the line by the colon (:) it uses the first part to check against the user input and if found, displays the second part. If you just want to display the postcode you can just use the format

SO31 6RP:SO31 6RP

I’ll create a new update soon that will check for postcodes only but for now that is a workaround. Let me know if that fixes it otherwise I’ll double check for errors again.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Kane G.

I did a few tests and there seemed to be a small error in grabbing some of the options. I’ve sent through a new update (1.5) that should fix the issue. If it continues on 1.5 let me know.

Hey mate, I can look into it for you, could you some of your postcodes so I can test?