Shaylee

The User Management add-on offers features to manage user roles and permissions, but it doesn’t have built-in support for restricting access to specific form submissions based on user roles. According to our documentation & https://ninjaforms.com/blog/allow-users-to-edit-wordpress-form-submissions/

You can grant a specific user role permission to:

• View their own submissions only of any form they’ve submitted.
• View all submissions of any form anyone has submitted

I recommend exploring alternative solutions or considering custom development to achieve your specific requirement. For some suggestions, take a peek at our blog post, Four WordPress Plugins that Restrict User Access to Content, for some suggestions.

I understand your concerns regarding reCAPTCHA and its impact on resource usage and Google PageSpeed results. To enable reCAPTCHA only on specific pages where it is needed, try the following can code to conditionally load and display reCAPTCHA on those pages.

Here is an example of how you can achieve this by adding custom code to your theme’s functions.php file:

function add_recaptcha_to_specific_pages() { if ( is_page( array( 'contact', 'contact-us' ) ) ) { // Replace 'contact' and 'contact-us' with the slugs or IDs of the pages where you want to enable reCAPTCHA // Add code to display reCAPTCHA here } } add_action( 'wp', 'add_recaptcha_to_specific_pages' );

In the code snippet above, we use the is_page() function to check if the current page matches the specified page slugs or IDs. If it does, you can add the necessary code to display reCAPTCHA within the conditional statement.

Otherwise, I recommend reaching out to the Customer Success team. They will be able to provide you with more tailored guidance based on your specific setup.

Hello,

To further troubleshoot and resolve this issue, I recommend reaching out to the Ninja Forms Customer Success team. They have specific expertise and knowledge about the plugin and may be able to provide further assistance or guidance on how to disable the PHP-deprecated messages effectively.

If you haven’t already done so, consider updating your version of Ninja Forms to the latest available release ( 3.6.28 ), as newer versions often include bug fixes and improvements that might address this issue.

I apologize for any frustration caused by this ongoing problem. It’s important to ensure that the error reporting configuration in your wp-config.php file is properly set to suppress the deprecated messages. The support team for Ninja Forms will be in the best position to help you troubleshoot and resolve this issue. ( click here )

We apologize for any dissatisfaction you experienced with Ninja Forms. We appreciate your feedback and would like to better understand the specific styling issue you encountered. Our team is committed to providing excellent support and finding solutions to improve your experience.

In comparison to other form builders, Ninja Forms offers a comprehensive set of features in our core plugin, for free, including:

• Unlimited forms: Create as many forms as you need.
• Unlimited form submissions: Receive and manage submissions without limitations.
• Submission exports: Export form submissions for further analysis.
• Form import and export: Easily transfer forms between websites.
• Shareable public form links: Share your forms with others through unique URLs.
• Customizable email notifications: Configure personalized email notifications for form submissions.
• Spam protection: Benefit from built-in spam protection with Akismet and Google reCaptcha integration.
• Wide range of field types: Choose from 27+ field types to create diverse and interactive forms.
• Regular updates: Our team is dedicated to providing frequent updates to ensure the best performance and security.
• Dedicated support: Receive assistance from our knowledgeable support team whenever you need it.
• Customizable form templates: Tailor your forms to match your specific branding and design preferences.
• Fully responsive, SEO, and mobile-friendly: Ensure your forms function flawlessly on all devices and comply with SEO best practices.
• Seamless integration with your theme: Ninja Forms seamlessly integrates with your theme’s design decisions.
• Easy WordPress GDPR compliance: Simplify the process of ensuring compliance with GDPR regulations.

We believe these features offer great value and flexibility to all users. However, we understand that every user has unique requirements, and we appreciate your feedback as we continually strive to improve our offerings.

If you could provide more details about the specific styling issue you encountered, we would be more than happy to assist you further and find a suitable solution. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us with any additional questions or concerns.

From what you are describing, it sounds like you may have the dreaded “caching issue” on your hands. Clear your browser and site cache completely and see if that resolves the styling issue.

If it doesn’t, I recommend reaching out to our Customer Success team for further assistance. You don’t need an account to submit a request. Just head over to https://ninjaforms.com/contact/ and click on Free User ??.

Hi! So sorry for the long response time here.

Hoping you’ve already found and reached out to us?in support here, but if not please do. We can help you troubleshoot what you’re describing much more effectively there.

Hi! Hoping you’ve already found and reached out to us?in support here, but if not please do. We can help you troubleshoot what you’re describing much more effectively there.

Hi Jong,

Thank you for providing valuable feedback on the behavior of the submit button in Ninja Forms. I understand how the current behavior may lead to confusion and give the impression that the form is stuck in a processing state.

To address this concern and suggest improvements, I recommend reaching out to our Customer Success team directly. They are well-equipped to handle feature requests and can log your specific suggestion for our engineers to review.

We offer free support for non-members here.

By contacting our Customer Success team, you can ensure that your feedback is properly documented and considered for future updates to Ninja Forms. They will be able to provide further guidance on how your feature request can be submitted and tracked.

We appreciate your input in helping us enhance the user experience of Ninja Forms. If you have any additional questions or require further assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our Customer Success team.

I’m sorry to hear that you experienced a fatal error after the latest 3.6.27 update of Ninja Forms, even though you didn’t update the plugin yourself.

Here are a few options you can try to restore the functionality of your site.

1. Disable automatic updates for plugins: In WordPress, you can disable automatic updates for plugins by adding some code ,
   
   add_filter( ‘auto_update_plugin’, ‘__return_false’ )
   
   to your site’s functions.php file or by using a plugin that provides this functionality. This will prevent all plugins, including Ninja Forms, from updating automatically.
2. Enable manual updates only: If you prefer to have more control over plugin updates, you can switch to manual updates for all plugins. This means you will need to manually update each plugin through the WordPress admin dashboard when new updates are available. To do this, you can use a plugin like Easy Updates Manager or similar solutions that allow you to manage updates manually.
3. Use a plugin management tool: There are plugins available that provide advanced plugin management features, including the ability to disable or control automatic updates for specific plugins. These plugins allow you to choose which plugins should update automatically and which ones require manual updates. One example is the “Advanced Automatic Updates” plugin.

It’s worth noting that while preventing automatic updates can help in avoiding unexpected issues like the one you encountered, it’s important to regularly update plugins to ensure you have the latest security patches and bug fixes. Therefore, it’s a good practice to keep an eye on plugin updates and manually update them in a timely manner.

If you need assistance in resolving the fatal error caused by the latest Ninja Forms update, please reach out to our Customer Success team directly, They can provide you with specific guidance and help resolve any issues related to the update.

appreciate you reaching out to the Ninja Forms community for assistance with modifying forms using PHP. Let’s take a look at the code you provided.

In the first code snippet, you successfully create a new form and update its title using the Ninja Forms API. That’s working well for you, which is great to hear.

Now, let’s focus on adding a field to an existing form. The code snippet you provided should work as expected. However, there might be a couple of things to check:

1. Verify the form ID: In the second code snippet, you’re using Ninja_Forms()->form(12) to retrieve the form with ID 12. Make sure that the form ID you’re referencing is correct and matches the form you want to modify.
2. Confirm the field settings: Ensure that you’ve defined the necessary field settings correctly. The update_settings() method should include all the required settings for the field type you’re adding. Double-check the field type and any additional settings that might be required.

If you’ve verified the form ID and ensured the field settings are correct, but the code still doesn’t seem to be working, I recommend sending your question to our Customer Success team, ninjaforms.com/contact, for more direct assistance.