Radek Jurzysta

It’s better, thanks, but stil not fully what I’d expect.

So the tag I used on your demo site is

[acceptance acceptance-845] Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet [/acceptance]

In the PDF body I wrote:

[acceptance-845]

And the output in the PDF was

acceptance-845

In the PDF body. Why not full tag content (Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet) instead?

The checkbox is not an issue. CF7 now has a dedicated [acceptance] field that looks like a checkbox but works slightly different:

Example: https://strefaklimatyzacji.pl/serwis/zgloszenie-uruchomienia/ – scroll to the very bottom. The last 3 checkboxes are done using this type of field, example of one of them:

[acceptance newsletter optional] Wyra?am zgod? na przetwarzanie podanych przeze mnie danych osobowych przez LG Electronics Polska sp. z o.o. do celów przesy?ania drog? e-mail newslettera Strefa Klimatyzacji LG. [/acceptance]

The code for PDF generation looks like this:

<tr style="padding-bottom:16px;">
		<td style="width: 70%; vertical-align: top;"><b>Zgoda na newsletter:</b></td>
		<td>[newsletter]</td>
</tr>    

The end result in the PDF is rendered like below:

So instead of “1” I’d rather see something more user friendly, potentially somehow configurable.

Theme is Divi. As for the plugins there’s a lot of them (41 currently active). But the ones related to CF7 would be

• Flamingo
• Conditional Fields for Contact Form 7
• Generate PDF using Contact Form 7
• ReCaptcha v2 for Contact Form 7
• Redirection for Contact Form 7

https://strefaklimatyzacji.pl/kontakt/

• This reply was modified 2 months, 2 weeks ago by Radek Jurzysta.

Thanks Neil! Installed the plugin, updated Contact Form 7, still, same result.

It’s fine now – this is a production site so I had to act fast ??

The solution was to update the referer on Google maps to *://*.strefaklimatyzacji.pl/*
Not sure why tough, as I tried putting https and http in front of the referer and that didn’t work.

If you look at my original post, you will see that it’s where I started. My original shortcode was
[events_list limit="10" location="358"]
And it didn’t work, hence the whole thread. I also posted this on Pro support forum (in which you replied I believe), but still no resolution whatsoever.

That actually completely broke displaying the location details. Following your pattern of thoughts, I tried

<h2>Warszawa</h2>
[location post_id="358"]
<h4>Najbli?sze wydarzenia</h4>
[events_list limit="10" post_id="358"]

But no luck either. I recently purchased the license, do you want me to move this to paid support forum?

Will give it a try, thanks!

I don’t have a definite design yet, But depending on my customer needs, I will be using some of the Divi modules. Hence the whole thread about customising the whole page.

Said all the above, it would be nice-to-have feature to just set a custom static page as your locations root, and just leave it up the the user to fill in the content.

Temporarily, I just used the autogenerated list with some custom content: https://dumdum.eu/strefa/szkolenia/lokalizacje/

It’s not perfect but does the job for now. Thanks for your help!

The shortcodes are actually what I’m using to achieve the desired result ?? But I’m having an issue with upcoming events list (it’s in another topic).

Yeah I know about that, thanks ??
I’m using Divi and it would be way easier for me to just link to a custom page that I can easily manage, as it’s content may be often customised.

OK enabling additional APIs helped (I only had the Javascript and Embed APIs enabled), I got the maps showing up.
But the styling still doesn’t work on the frontend – it’s applied only in the admin panel.
Example:
Admin panel: https://gyazo.com/9b6a46f5c58ed85abd302dd5b55a0d37
Actual page: https://dumdum.eu/strefa/lokalizacje/wroclaw/
Version: 5.9.5