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Hello @jpaulwebdev

My apologies for the confusion. In the current plugin version, you can exclude URLs from the loading screen by using URLs with wildcards but not configure the URLs that display the loading screen by their URLs. It could be a useful addition for a future plugin update.

However, if this feature is necessary to your website, you can contact us directly through the plugin website. Contact Us.

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Hello @sg13040

You must enter the page URL through the “Thank you page URL” attribute in the form settings, and use the shortcode for results in the thank you page content (https://cff.dwbooster.com/documentation#thanks-page). The shortcode for results is included in the commercial plugin versions.

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Hello @omigosh

Please note there is another issue in your store settings. You entered “CDN” as the currency code to charge the users. However, “CDN” is not a valid currency code supported by PayPal. You can find the currency code list by visiting the following link:

https://developer.paypal.com/api/rest/reference/currency-codes/

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Hello @jayceezay

Please use the PREC operation.

PREC(X, Y) rounds the number X with Y decimals. The PREC operation supports a third parameter with the value true or false (false is the default value). If the third para parameter is true and X is an integer number, the PREC operation returns the integer number without decimals. For example, if you have the operation fieldname1+fieldname2, and you want the result with four decimal places, you can edit it as follows:

PREC(fieldname1+fieldname2, 4, true)

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Hello @pexel

The custom behavior is the button code, not the CSS class definitions. You are requesting us to implement the custom behavior of your buttons and counters as part of the plugin support. But that is specific to your project, not the plugin.

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Hello @pexel

As part of the onclick event you should check a global variable, to know if the button was pressed previously. Something like:

if(typeof button_pressed != 'undefined') return;
button_pressed = true;

And you must remove the variable when counter reaches zero:

delete button_pressed;

It ensures the button is pressed only once until the counter finalize.

Regarding your second question about displaying some form fields when printing the form but not on the web, you can assign a custom class name to these fields, ex. fields-for-printing

The class names are assigned to the fields through their “Add CSS Layout Keywords” attributes.

Then you can enter the following style definition through the “Customize Form Design” attribute in the “Form Settings” tab:

.fields-for-printing{display:none !important;}
@media print{
.fields-for-printing{display:block !important;}
}

Please note the support does not include developing the users’ projects. Your questions are not about the plugin but the custom behavior of your form. We can offer you a custom coding service directly from the plugin website for additional questions about these subjects. Contact Us.

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Hello @pexel

Please enter the style definition:

.cp_cff_custom #fbuilder select option{color: #f90f2a !important;}

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