Not without modifying the core of the plugin.
It is possible, though.
Could you give me some hints as to where to start? I’m willing to play around with it, and I’ve got a separate copy to mess with so I don’t break the one on my site.
(I’m still pretty shaky on PHP).
Thanks!
Farfetched,
Last time the file was updated I created myself a little check sheet. First thing to remember to to make a extra copy of the code that you have not touched – just in case. The first time I did this I missed a semi-colon and took hours to find. This is change the core code and I would not suggest doing this on a live site. We have a demo site for testing.
So, when the plugin is updated then you must go in and remove the unwanted fields.
Go to plugin editor in WordPress.
Copy the “visual-form-builder/visual-form-builder.php” code into html/php editor – I use Crimson Editor but any will do. Remember to keep a clean copy.
Look for the country field – I used United States as a search term – and remove the lines associated. Was around lines 2127, 2151-2157 today. If there are any other unwanted field do the same. I would suggest keeping a cheat sheet of what you removed.
Copy the new code and paste back into “visual-form-builder/visual-form-builder.php”. This will need to be done every time the plugin is updated.
This will change all of the current forms.
Hope this helps.
Kristin
Thanks – I’ll leave it like it is for the event form (the even is coming up soon and just need to start getting people registered)
But thanks for your work, once I’ve got the site, I’ll be sure to create a copy and play with it in a safe way.
