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Glenn
(@rglennnall)
never mind, i think i have it. looks nice…
I need to know the answer to this question. Did you produce seperate pages for each shortcode? Would love some direction if you have it!
Thread Starter
Glenn
(@rglennnall)
yes, create a WP page for each Mage Form you create, and in the WP page you put the Form shortcode, [form id=####]. In the Mage Form you put
[text name="post_title" label="Title" req=1]
[textarea name=”post_content” label=”Content” req=1]
[textarea name=”post_excerpt” label=”Excerpt”]
[upload name=”post_thumbnail” label=”Featured Image”]
[select name=”post_category” label=”Category”]
[multicheck name=”tags_input” label=”Tags”]
[submit name=”submit_1280″]
etc…
Then just link to each WP page as needed.
Hi Glenn and Laura,
I just updated to version 1.0.9, which creates a form for post submissions upon activation, so that the form only needs to be placed on a desired page/section via its shortcode.
Hope that helps – let me know anything else otherwise.
Thread Starter
Glenn
(@rglennnall)
thanks Max –
LOVE this app.
2 things:
1 – It doesn’t offer the full Text Editor (TinyMCE?) Options that’re available on the backend, whereas I see other apps do so. Is it possible to do this within the code myself? I know a little about code.
Is it in the near future?
2 – Where is it suggested that the Edit link be placed? Is it only visible to the content author?
thanks for your help.
Glenn
Thanks Glen & Max for your responses.
It does seem to be pretty simple now that you explained it this way. I have created a page with it, but it does not seem to submit?
Thanks so much for any help provided! I know your time is very valuable. Here is the page I placed the code on: http://www.norwoodcolorado.com/members-sumbit-a-post.com
I figured this out!!!! I think this will change the way the website gets content from its members. Thanks you so much. I just used the shortcode for the form.
Thank you thank you thank you.
