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  • Thread Starter Jonathan

    (@jonathanphf)

    Hi, see my reply above. Sorry for not marking as resolved and not responding more quickly – my work has seen me on four flights and five different countries in the last week…

    It seems that placing * after dynamichidden may have been causing the problem. It is all working now.

    At bristolreconnect.org.uk/about/ there is a list of staff (just me so far – staff are completing theirs). The list is generated from custom posts with a custom field which is their email address. You can see the full text of the post, includimg a contact form by clicking on ‘more’ under the photo. Contact forms are generated for each member of staff that send a message to their email account.

    It works like a dream! Thanks for your great plugin!

    Thread Starter Jonathan

    (@jonathanphf)

    Thanks @soniz. I did get it working with the code you suggested. Also after changing to dynamichidden… and after adding obfuscate=’on’! It seems it is the * that I’d added after dynamichidden that was causing the problem.

    This works:

    Form tab
    [dynamichidden dynamicrecipient "CF7_get_custom_field obfuscate='on' key='team_member_email'"]

    Email tab
    [dynamicrecipient]

    In the custom posts I’m now creating for each team member there is a custom field called team_member_email which contains their email address, and by including the shortcode for this form in the post there is now a form to send them an email directly. Contact Form 7 still tells me that there’s a configuration error but messages are arriving and the email address is obfuscated to reduce harvesting…

    • This reply was modified 9 years, 2 months ago by Jonathan.
    Thread Starter Jonathan

    (@jonathanphf)

    Thanks for getting back so quick. Unfortunately the hidden field doesn’t work – it appears as plain text in the contact form and it doesn’t place the email address into mailto:

    Really nice. For a different reason I’d done a css version of removing links for a single post on one page (I added another link to direct to a page where the post is embedded). The css:

    `a[rel=”bookmark”] {
    text-decoration: none !important;
    box-shadow: 0 0 0 0 currentColor;
    pointer-events: none;
    cursor: default;
    color: #000000;
    }

    The box-shadow was needed in order to over-ride an inherited style.

    Thread Starter Jonathan

    (@jonathanphf)

    Hi Stephen,

    Thanks for your reply. I solved the issue 🙂 The problem was a css fault higher in the theme someone had made for me… and I hadn’t spotted. Great plugin. Great blog (enjoyed your Brexit Argument Deconstructed!)
    For your interest the link: http://bristolreconnect.org.uk/get-involved/ (that’s me on the far right of the banner!)
    I’ve used your plugin more extensively on another page (Events) but also in the text of the paragraph headed ‘Volunteer Days’. The actual html / shortcode is:
    <div class=”inline_event_list”>
    [eo_events group_events_by=series event_category=volunteer-day showpastevents=false]We regularly hold volunteer days, working as a group to take on a bigger task. Our next volunteer day is on %start{l jS F Y,}% from %start{g:i a}%. You can also contact us if you’d like to be informed about future days.[/eo_events] </div>

    Thanks a lot

    Jonathan

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