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Hello @ohtusabes

I’m not sure about your question. The Summary control displays both, the field label or title, and the information the field would send to the server when the form is submitted.

For instance, if you are using a Single Line Text control, a Number field, a Calculated Field, or any other control that features an input box, the value will directly reflect the information entered by the user or the calculated result. Conversely, in controls that offer multiple choices—such as radio buttons, checkboxes, and dropdown fields—you have the ability to determine the information that will be submitted. This is done through the settings of the fields, allowing you to specify whether the submitted data will consist of the choices’ labels or values. This selected information will then be displayed in the summary control.

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Hello @ohtusabes

If certain emails are being sent while others are not—despite all being dispatched through the same form—there are several potential causes to consider:

1. The emails are being sent; however, they may be blocked by the spam filters of the user’s mailbox. To help ensure successful delivery, please make sure to enter the same email address used with the SMTP server as the “From” attribute in the form settings.
2. The SMTP server has its own set of rules that may result in certain mailboxes being blocked. To determine whether the emails were successfully sent, please check the logs of the SMTP connection plugin for detailed information.

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Hello @ohtusabes and @geshra

The issue is related to the sanitization module. I’m checking the issue in detail to implement a solution that preserves the symbols without affecting the plugin’s security.

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Hello @ohtusabes

In this case, please, follow the steps described below:

1. Insert an “HTML Content” field in the form.
2. Tick the “Accept JavaScript code in content” checkbox in its settings.
3. Enter the following piece of code as its content:

<script>
fbuilderjQuery(document).on('cff-form-submitted', function(){GOTOPAGE(1);});
</script>

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Hello @ohtusabes

Summary controls are not sent to the server (forms submit only input, textarea, checkbox, radio, and select tags). They allow you to display the information entered by the users directly in the form so they can confirm it is correct before submission. If you want to include in the notification emails the same information displayed in the form by the summary control, you must enter the corresponding fields’ tags.

If you want to submit the form in the background and display a message directly in the form, please tick the “Submit the form via AJAX” checkbox in the form settings and enter the thanks message.

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Hello @ohtusabes

Thank you so much for using our plugin. The global texts are entered through the “Define Texts” section in the form settings. Enter the new text in the “Submit button label” attribute:

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Hello @svd89

No, I’m sorry. If you want your form to extract the “alt” attribute from the img tags and use them with the summary fields and the form submission it will be required to customize the form behavior.

If you need a custom coding service, please contact us directly through the plugin website. Contact us.

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Hello @svd89

If you want to display the image on the public website but not in the notification emails or the summary, you can tick the option “Choice value” in the “Value to submit” attribute in the field’s settings.

If you want to hide the checkbox control and use the image as the checkbox you can follow the steps described below:

• Assign a custom class name to the checkbox field. E.g. custom-checkbox-field

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

• Enter the style definition below (or similar), through the “Customize Form Design” attribute in the “Form Settings > Advanced Settings” tab:

#fbuilder .cff-checkbox-field.custom-checkbox-field input{display: none !important;}
#fbuilder .cff-checkbox-field.custom-checkbox-field .dfield label span{border-radius:100px !important;box-sizing:border-box;padding:5px !important;border:2px solid white;}
#fbuilder .cff-checkbox-field.custom-checkbox-field input:checked+span{border:2px solid #0051ba !important;}

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