roffalf
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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [AccessibleWP - Accessibility Toolbar] Not real accessibilityWell, while you are very right about this, this is now the law (at least in germany) so we all have to dip into this pile, like it or not. While this tool might be not 100%, it is free and often gives small businesses a fair chance. Because these Laws are made by people who dont understand technology, minorities or simplicity. So after the data privacy debakel, which forces most users to consent into spying on them and actively giving big tech companies permission to something that should not be allowed in the first place, we now get this, wich will burn billions of dollars to implement, test, judge and scam the hell out of people who just want to do their actual jobs. Dont get me wrong, i am all for inclusion and you are of course right, build websites like the WCAG suggests and keep it simple for developers, site owners and most of all, disabled people who have to conquer these ridiculous add ons.
so to sum it up: this is a free tool that is not as invasive as some others and help all of us out to keep the scammers and lazy lawsuits at bay. So thumbs up for this plugin, thumbs down for people who force us to use it.
Thanks for your reply.
I will try and block it completely.
As far as I know, in Germany you need consent before the IP can be shared with a third party (in this case Google), so I have to block that script completely if someone clicks “deny all”.Regards
Ralf
Ah, alright. I don’t know how your plugin works, I just thought it might be possible. Anyway, I found my solution and it works fine now.
Hi @dcooney, Thanks for your quick response.
I get that, but in my case, the client initially wants to show up to six posts. The Number of posts are changing regularly due to it being a job offers page.
To anyone having this same issue in the future:
I try to solve this with a condition that loads the regular query when it’s under six posts and the shortcode if its more.@dcooney this is up to you, but I think it might make sense to provide a fallback for this case in future releases.
Thanks again, have a nice day
Ralf
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Advanced Forms for ACF] Repeater Field – notification e-mail form layoutThanks for your Reply.
I’m not really sure how to use this, as the example ist just adding Text, while I need to kind of rebuild the repeater-field layout.
I know that this is a free tool and you answer in your spare time, so I hate to bother you once more. But is there maybe additional information or some examples I could use for reference?
Thanks again for your help.
…resolved (sorry, I’m new here)
Oh man, sorry for that…
turns out it was global $post, without it it’s working.
… oh, and it wont display the confirmation message or send anymore either.
The Form is displaying correctly after the Password is entered, but it wont send or redirect to the confirmation page.here’s the code example:
<?php global $post; get_header(); if ( ! post_password_required( $post ) ) { ?> <section class="section-form"> <div class="frame frame-formcontent"> <?php $args = array( 'submit_text' => 'Auftrag absenden', 'display' => array( 'success_message' => 'Vielen dank, Ihre Nachricht wurde erfolgreich übermittelt.', ) ); advanced_form( 'form_5e6228c23rf28', $args ); ?> </div> </section> <?php }else{ ?> <section class="section-form"> <div class="frame frame-formcontent"> <?php echo get_the_password_form(); ?> </div> </section> <?php } ?>