tylerriversadmin

Between what you’ve told me and my own digging, I believe I’m on the right track. At current though I can’t get it to work.

My code is currently:

var sagePaymentsURL1 = (function(){
var subtotal = fieldname69;
var tax = fieldname61;
var shipping = fieldname49;
document.location.href="https://www.sagepayments.net/eftcart/forms/express.asp?M_id=XXXXXXX&T_amt="+subtotal+"&T_ta
x="+tax+"&T_shipping="+shipping;
})()

I’m unfamiliar with the document.location.href method (still rather new to javascript). I’d like to pass the value of the above function to an HTML content field where I can build a simple button to send the customer to the URL. At current, I have this:

<script type="text/javascript">
document.write('"<div class="pbSubmit" style="color: #FFF;"><a href="')
document.write(sagePaymentsURL1)
document.write('" data-featherlight="iframe" data-featherlight-variant="flDownloads" style="iframeWidth: 1200px;" iframe scrolling="no">Check Out</a>
</div>')
</script>

Please let me know if I’m missing anything. If I can hash this out, the forms will be essentially complete and I can stop bothering you 🙂

I appreciate you taking me through it. With a little extra testing, I realized that the issue is specific to certain email programs, as you mentioned. We will be migrating our site once it is finished, so the issue of our emails being filtered as spam or phishing emails should clear up then, once we’re permanently located at the correct domain.

Thank you.

I’m sorry to report that the new code has the same effect as the old.

Apologies, but that little bit of code seems to be killing my submit buttons. Upon submitting the page hangs and never goes to the Thank You page, and I don’t get a form-submission notification email. I believe I’ve put it in the correct place.

The code before my edit is :

$dexQuery("#cp_calculatedfieldsf_pform<?php echo $CP_CFF_global_form_count; ?>").find( '.ignore' ).closest( '.fields' ).remove();
$dexQuery("#form_structure<?php echo $CP_CFF_global_form_count; ?>").remove();
$dexQuery("#cp_calculatedfieldsf_pform<?php echo $CP_CFF_global_form_count; ?>")[ 0 ].submit();

The code after my edit:

$dexQuery("#cp_calculatedfieldsf_pform<?php echo $CP_CFF_global_form_count; ?>").find( '.ignore' ).closest( '.fields' ).remove();
$dexQuery("#form_structure<?php echo $CP_CFF_global_form_count; ?>").remove();
$dexQuery("#cp_calculatedfieldsf_pform<?php echo $CP_CFF_global_form_count; ?>").find("[type='hidden']").remove();
$dexQuery("#cp_calculatedfieldsf_pform<?php echo $CP_CFF_global_form_count; ?>")[ 0 ].submit();

Please let me know if I have somehow failed to Ctrl-C > Ctrl-V correctly. Thank you.

Thanks for your reply.

I did find the Submit button option under Paypal, which seems to work. I didn’t expect to find it there since we aren’t using Paypal for payments.

I have correctly included the fieldname url tag in the notification email text as per your instructions. Unfortunately I’m not receiving the uploaded file as an email attachment, or through a link in the email. Can you help? You can find the form I am testing here

Any thoughts on if it is possible to move the submit button and/or captcha fields? I would like to embed them in different places in the form.

Just had a chance to implement this, and sadly it isn’t having any effect; any suggestions?

Sure.

http://72.41.28.254/wordpress/products/banners-signs/

Check the form near the top of the “Window Signage” tab. There is another, simpler form on the first tab that is working as intended.