tom1899

Thanks bcworkz for the further clarification – that was exactly the type of response I was hoping for (intelligent and impartial).

I have found a solution. A theme hook gives me a few different locations aside from header/footer/body. So I used opne called: generate_after_primary_content_area

It eliminates the gap and validates per the script authors rules.

Again, thanks for taking the time!

Thanks George! (Definitley looking for “virtual” yes.) Appreciate the feedback and education. Exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks Faisal for your reply. But was looking for a non-plugin alternative. May check this out though. Appreciate it!

• This reply was modified 7 months, 4 weeks ago by tom1899.

I had turned off “Has Archive” in CPT. Cleared cache. No difference.

There seems to be a disconnect between CPT and Yoast I am having trouble bridging. I have also asked Yoast Premium support and am waiting to hear back.

Michael – I’m not really a developer – so I’m not intentionally storing anything. Just trying to use the tools – it’s giving me a result I don’t want. Hahaha.

Where do I add this code?

Also – why would the tool not do this by default? It seems like that should be an option?

Thanks!

Yeah – I have looked at it -however – there seems to be an inability to get Pro version right now. And was looking for different options.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by tom1899.

Worked perfectly Tim – appreciate the feedback!

I will reach out to Gravity Forms. I would rather it send after stripping out the URL. Not telling the user that they need to remove the URL. That seems like that might escalate the problem in a % of cases.

Alan,

I found this code that someone posted on another site. They put it in the functions.php page – but I am not sure where to put it on that page.

1 – Does this code look good?
2 – Can you let me know where to put it? Does it just go at the bottom of the page?

// add custom validation to form
add_filter( 'gform_field_validation_74_7', 'validate_phone_74_7', 10, 4 );
function validate_phone_74_7( $result, $value, $form, $field ) {
    $nourl_pattern = '(http|https)';
    if ( preg_match( $nourl_pattern, $value ) ) {
    $result['is_valid'] = false;
    $result['message']  = 'Message can not contain website addresses.';
}
return $result;
}

thanks.

Thanks Alan,

The problem with the email spam is that we are getting URLS within the message. And no matter how much you try to educate employees – someone os going to click something.

It seems as though a simple “Do not alLow URLS in the message” Button – would be a great addition to any contact forms product (Gravity, CF7, WPForms, etc)

But I guess it is more involved than that.

Does your plugin help in that regard? ( I will go read up on it also)