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@johnny538 I think this will be complicated. You could add hidden fields to your form, for each of the UTM parameters, assign them values with some custom JavaScript when the form loads, and then use those fields as variables in your Redirect URL.
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In reply to: [HTML Forms - Simple WordPress Forms Plugin] HTML Form block stopped working@hozefasmile I’m having a hard time recreating this issue. Are you getting an error on the frontend or any indication inside the admin that it’s not working? Anything in one of your error logs that might help?
@scandidesignco I wouldn’t think so. WP Terms Popup doesn’t actually change or modify the source code of the pages it’s used on. It’s similar to how newsletter opt-in popups work in that it simply covers the display of content.
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In reply to: [HTML Forms - Simple WordPress Forms Plugin] HTML Form block stopped working@hozefasmile Thanks for the report. I’ll look into this and get a fix into the next release.
@rayeason You’re in the support forum for the wrong plugin. I think this is the plugin you want:
https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/auto-terms-of-service-and-privacy-policy/
@coopi There’s not a great way to do this without some effort. You could try removing the
requiredattribute from your fields, to disable browser validation, and then write your own custom form validation code. Or you could try triggering a JavaScript event on an error to add your CSS.@hozefasmile That’s definitely a Contact Forms 7 error message. I can see it’s active from looking at the source of your page. I suspect it’s overwriting your form. Does HTML Forms work when you have Contact Forms 7 disabled?
@hozefasmile I think you’ve got the wrong support forum. That looks like a Contact Form 7 error message:
https://contactform7.com/faq/contact-form-placed-in-wrong-place/
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HTML Forms - Simple WordPress Forms Plugin] Custom ValidationYou can remove browser validation by removing the
requiredattribute from your inputs and not using theemailtype. If you do that, you’ll probably want to look into writing custom form validation:https://htmlformsplugin.com/kb/custom-form-validation/
You can disable error messages using the filters. You can learn more about this under Custom Form Message in the Code Snippets section of the Knowledge Base:
I never heard back and, since this appears to be an issue with a premium add-on and not the free plugin, I’m closing this thread.
@jaimesews Can you contact me via email? [email protected]
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In reply to: [HTML Forms - Simple WordPress Forms Plugin] Form@chengjianping Sorry, but I’m not sure what I’m looking at in that screenshot. It doesn’t look anything like a form to me. HTML Forms is free, so you’re more than welcome to try it out at no risk.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HTML Forms - Simple WordPress Forms Plugin] Conditional Elements@kxpro Your best bet is to use the
hf_form_markupfilter and add those fields to your form with PHP and a loop. You can learn more about how to add HTML to a form dynamically on the Code Snippets page of the plugin’s knowledge base.There’s also a
hf_action_email_messagefilter that you could maybe use to adjust the email. This would be a lot of work, though. Again, information is available on the Code Snippets page.@kxpro Thank you for the kind review.
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In reply to: [HTML Forms - Simple WordPress Forms Plugin] Future of this plugin@ionutalex30 Thanks for reaching out and for the kind words.
The immediate plan is to patch up some existing bugs and tidy up the interface a little bit more. I’d like to improve the form editing experience after that. I do have a list of features I’d like to implement over time. It’s a mix of free version updates and, to be frank, updates to the Premium add-on. I need that to be successful for this to be sustainable.
I agree that marketing is a problem. I’ll continue to tweak the SEO here as best I can, but I really want to grow and expand the marketing site at htmlformsplugin.com throughout the rest of the year. I’ve found success with my other plugins with a similar approach.
Again, thanks for the feedback.