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@glenwpcoder Thanks for the quick fix, the folder structure now works correctly, good job!
I would also like to make sure that if I have “Send Attachment as links?” and “Don’t delete files” checked in the free version, so that the data will never be deleted. Can you guarantee/confirm this please?
Thanks for the answer, but now when I have “Send Attachment as links?” checked, the files are saved in “/uploads/wp_dndcf7_uploads/*.*” without a date structure.
In CF7 forms, I have shortcode only in mail body, not in attachments.
So it’s still not working properly.
Correction: I had “Send Attachment as links” checked already before the update. It got unchecked after I updated the plugin so it confused me. I understand that the new version of the plugin stores the settings in the database as an array, so it did not take into account the previous settings.
I did one more test. When “Send Attachment as links?” is checked, files are stored in the root directory /uploads/wp_dndcf7_uploads/, also without a structure based on dates.
Thanks for the quick response.
I only have “Don’t delete files” checked. I have everything else unchecked.
I also noticed:
Even though I have the “Send Attachment as links?” unchecked, even so, sending the attachment as a link works for me if I put the shortcode in the body of the email. I don’t think this bothers me, I’ve had it for years, but it is excluded with the documentation for the plugin.
I use it in combination with the “Advanced Contact form 7 DB” plugin and it inserts the url to the files correctly in the records. So what difference will it make if I also check “Send Attachment as links?” ?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Packeta] výdajné miesto nedokončenej objednávky zobrazované ako defaultUPDATE: chová sa to rovnako aj pri dokončenej objednávke. 🙂
Thanks a lot, it works. These values are optimal for BP users:
$userdata = array( 'user_login' => $username, 'user_pass' => $password, 'user_nicename' => $username, 'user_email' => $profileData['email'], 'display_name' => $profileData['name'], 'nickname' => $username, 'first_name' => $firstName, 'last_name' => $lastName, 'description' => isset($profileData['bio']) && $profileData['bio'] != '' ? $profileData['bio'] : '', 'user_url' => $profileData['provider'] != 'facebook' && isset($profileData['link']) && $profileData['link'] != '' ? $profileData['link'] : '', 'role' => get_option('default_role') );Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7 extension for Google Map fields] GEOLOCATIONThank you for your response.
My idea is: A button or icon “find my location”, right next to the address search text box.If the user clicks the button, the browser will ask him to allow access to his location (default way).
Once access is granted, the user’s coordinates are marked with a marker on the map and the coordinates are also passed to the hidden field of the contact form. (as it is now with manual search.)
I think my knowledge of JS is not enough for this and the modification would take me too much time.
After a little research, I think a lot of users would appreciate this functionality. It would be great if you added it to the next update.
There is the same functionality in this plug-in, but it looks like dev is no longer working on it and its other features are not optimised. https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/location-module-for-contact-form-7/
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