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Hello @hoijmand

You can provide the screenshots directly through the Contact Us page on the plugin website. Contact Us.

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Hello @mrmet86

Yes, that’s possible. Insert the form shortcode by passing a class name through its shortcode.

E.g.

[CP_CALCULATED_FIELDS id="1" class="form-a"]

Second, pass the form selector as the second parameter in the getField operation:

E.g.

<script>
fbuilderjQuery(document).on('formReady',function(){
  getField('fieldname123', '.form-a').jQueryRef().find('option:eq(0)').prop('disabled', true);
});
</script>

Best regards.

Hello @yellowblader

The problem here is that not every website’s settings are the same because depends on the installed plugins and themes. For example when the optimizer plugins generate combined and minified JS or CSS files, the code on third-party plugins can affect our code, or when activating the JS deferring some initial events are not triggered. So, modifying a little attribute in your WP Rocked settings can be enough for your website, but not for others.

Note our plugin implements a form cache module (available on commercial distributions). However, we decided to deactivate it on websites using cache management plugins, as their HTML optimizers often disrupt the structure of HTML forms.

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Hi,

You may be sending the email in HTML format. You can enclose the %INFO% tag between <pre>…</pre> tags to preserve the line breaks or change the format to plain text.

You can also fully customize the email by replaced the %INFO% tag for specific tags for the info you want to include in the email:

https://apphourbooking.dwbooster.com/faq/#q81

Thank you for using the plugin!

Hello @saralanda

Thank you so much for using our plugin.

Our plugin tries to extract numbers from fields’ values to use them in mathematical operations. However, the use of modifiers allows you to access their raw values. In your case, you should use the |r modifier.

If your calculated field is the fieldname123, you must refer to it in the second equation as fieldname123|r

The current plugin version supports other two modifiers |n and |v.

The |n modifiers tell the plugin you refer specifically to the field’s name instead of its value. The plugin replaces the fields’ names by their values in the equations before evaluating them. However, the |n modifiers tell the plugin you want to use the field’s name.

The |v modifier can be used in the equations with the names of the Radio Buttons, Checkbox, and Dropdown fields. The Radio Buttons, Checkbox, and Dropdown fields allow you to configure the value to submit between the texts of ticked choices or their values. The |v modifier tells the plugin you want to use the value to submit to the server (this would allow you access to the choices texts from the equations).

If you want to store the encodedTransport as a global variable, you only need to remove the var reserved word and assign the value directly.

Edit the line of code var encodedTransport = encodeURIComponent(transport);

As encodedTransport = encodeURIComponent(transport);

Best regards.

Hello @skscomp

Thank you very much for the suggestions.

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Hello @skscomp ,

Thank you very much for using our plugin. You have two alternatives, you can read the taxonomy terms by using the Database data-source, and including an ORDER BY clause in the query, or you can include a callback in the recordset field to sort the results in the client side after receive them as you prefer.

Please try the following example.

Create a form and enter the following structure:

<script>function my_sort(data){
data.sort((a,b)=>a.slug<b.slug?-1:(a.slug == b.slug ? 0 : 1));
return data;
}</script>
[select my_list]
[cf7-recordset id="my_recordset" type="taxonomy" taxonomy="category" attributes="term_id,name,slug" callback="my_sort"]
[cf7-link-field recordset="my_recordset" field="my_list" value="term_id" text="slug"]

The recordset field includes the callback attribute callback="my_sort" it takes the recordset records and sorts them by the slug term. The rest of the fields’ tags have the usual structure.

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Hello @mrmet86

Thank you so much for using our plugin. Please follow the instructions below.

Go to the DropDown field’s settings, tick the “Includes an additional first choice as placeholder” checkbox, and enter the text of first choice through the “First choice text” attribute.

Assuming the DropDown field is the fieldname123, insert an “HTML Content” field in the form and enter the following piece of code as its content:

<script>
fbuilderjQuery(document).on('formReady',function(){
  getField('fieldname123').jQueryRef().find('option:eq(0)').prop('disabled', true);
});
</script>

Best regards.