Nobel Dahal
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Greetings @beaversagency
wp_deregister_script( string $handle );should help you out in that.Greetings @beaversagency
I believe it’s because you have the same callback for 2 different added hooks.
Try something like
add_action( 'wp_print_styles', 'dequeue_evf_STYLE' ); function dequeue_evf_STYLE() { wp_dequeue_style( 'inputmask' ); } add_action( 'wp_print_scripts', 'dequeue_evf_SCRIPT' ); function dequeue_evf_SCRIPT() { wp_dequeue_script( 'inputmask' ); }Note that the functions should be different, as they both are supposed to do 2 different things, and they are supposed to be done at particular WordPress events, namely 2 – printing styles, or printing scripts.
Also, do keep in mind that you might have to deregister the script as well, in extreme cases.
wp_deregister_script( string $handle );, this should work out if you add it in the same function as the one where you dequeue evf scripts.Greetings @beaversagency
For sure. Here are some that are the names of the registered scripts under frontend scripts:
inputmask flatpickr mailcheck jquery-validate everest-forms everest-forms-text-limit everest-forms-ajax-submissionDo note that these may change as the everest forms potentially assimilates new features. In order to find out what they are from time to time, you’ll need to refer to the
EVF_Frontend_Scriptsclass inclass-evf-frontend-scripts.php.Hope that helps, happy tinkering! 🙂
Greetings @beaversagency
You can force specific scripts/styles to be dequeued. A sample code for doing so would be:
// For styles add_action( 'wp_print_styles', 'dequeue_evf_styles' ); function dequeue_evf_styles() { wp_dequeue_style( 'everest forms stylesheet id you wish to dequeue' ); // ... } // For scripts add_action( 'wp_print_scripts', 'dequeue_evf_script' ); function dequeue_evf_script{ wp_dequeue_style( 'everest forms javascript id you wish to dequeue' ); // ... }Please note that this has to be done in a very controlled manner, with care so the de-queue don’t hamper everest forms from operating as intended. And quite often than not, the performance improvement you gain by having selectively remove essential css/js enqueues is almost always not worth the effort put into optimizing enqueues. I wish you all the best!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Plugin broke my site- site has disappearedGreetings Karen.
Normally, deletion of plugin should suffice if a critical error’s occurred. Or, you could perhaps login into a safe-mode instance of WordPress if you can’t access it normally.
At this point, I’d look to see if the DB is affected in anyway. If it isn’t, I recommend cloning it via remote SQL to a different DB, then setting up your configuration from a fresh WordPress installation.
You might want to contact your hosting provider just in case meanwhile, to see if they can restore a backup of a few days/weeks prior. Chances are you’ll lose some data/clients, but if the database is gone, that’s essentially the only way.
Greetings flotsman,
Thanks a lot for the review, means a lot. Thanks for choosing Everest Forms!
Can you perhaps try doing it from a different browser, after clearing your cache? I tried reproducing the error, and it does say “Processing”, and shows the success message immediately. I just tried asking around to see if anybody else faced the problem, and apparently everything’s going well. Can you recheck from different computer(s), to see if everything’s okay at your end?
Best.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Contact Us form not workingGreetings @neptune1
Normally, your server/WordPress instance email settings should suffice for sending the emails. Most plugins utilize WordPress’s admin email parameter for sending entry notifications by default.
Check to see if the admin email is defined in your wordpress instance. You can utilize a plugin to check if emails are being sent, I have a hunch that’s where your problem probably lies. Feel free to investigate then get back to me, I’ll try my best so we can get you your important form emails 🙂
- This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Nobel Dahal.
Greetings @ofdrive.
I took the liberty to check out a form, and I see nothing wrong, the frontend part seems to be working as intended.