• Resolved jonnyboy2005

    (@jonnyboy2005)


    Hi, is there anyway I can set the “default value” to be used with geoip-detection plugin shortcode?
    If I post the shortcode to the form it displays as a text field autofilled with the correct value. but then the information for that text field is not stored with the post form after being submitted.
    For example, if I add “[geoip_detect2_text_input name=”city” property=”city” id=”city” class=”class”]” into a shortcode field on the backend form designer, when I preview it, it displays a text field, with the field already showing “MyCity” on the form
    I click on submit, and the information from this text field does not save with the post.
    If I check the source code for the page when the form is displayed it say’s the following: <input name=”city” id=”id” class=”class” type=”text” value=” *my city name* “>
    And also the word “Shortcode” is constantly displayed as the label, and there’s no way to turn that label off in the backend.
    Is there any support for the geoip-detect property fields, to populate the WPUF form fields with properties values from this plugin?
    I’ve been trying to get this one single problem sorted now for hours, so any help from anyone would be appreciated!
    Or even if there is a way to duplicate the shortcode value=” *city* ” output from this text field and set another WPUF form text field “default value” automatically with the same shortcode auto filled text input field?
    Many thanks

    • This topic was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by jonnyboy2005.
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  • Hello @jonnyboy2005,

    The Shortcode field of WPUF is unavailable in the free version of WPUF. I am afraid, the forum doesn’t allow us to discuss any feature that is unavailable in the free version.

    For the features that are unavailable in the free version, please contact the plugin author directly from their site.

    regards,

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