fabioladercole

Worked like a charm!

  
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                        'post_type' => 'services',
                    );

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                }

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by fabioladercole.

Hello,

thank you for your reply. What I was looking for was quite different. Right now I have an input field where users insert, for example, their computer’s serial number. If in the future they want to open a new ticket for the same serial code, they shoud type the serial code once again when I’d like to create a dropdown menu where they can find previous serial code inserted.

Regards

Great, thanks!

I’m sorry but right now I have all incoming orders checked with a invoice number and a green checkmark on the invoice button. Maybe there is something that I’m missing?

Hello Takayuki, thank you for answering me. Unfortunately, I cannot share the website’s link ’cause it’s still in development. I am just curious about why I cannot use the ::after selector on a CF7 submit button. Maybe there’s a conflict with the ajax-loader?

Thank you