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  • in reply to: Display success or error message above the form #11448
    hortondesigns
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    Problem Example: I have disabled all my other jQuery except the following jQuery and required error messages appear on a separate page. Without the “jQuery.noConflict();” the jQuery script carousel breaks. I have tried moving the jQuery script after the form because the carousel appears near the bottom of page. However, the problem still occurs.

    <!– image carouFredSel or slider –>
    <script type=”text/javascript” language=”javascript”>
    jQuery.noConflict();
    (function( $ ) {
    $(function() {
    $(“#foo1”).carouFredSel({
    auto : {
    items : 4,
    duration : 9500,
    easing : “linear”,
    timeoutDuration : 0,
    pauseOnHover : “immediate”
    }
    });
    });
    })( jQuery );
    </script>

    Any recommendations would be appreciated.

    in reply to: Display success or error message above the form #11383
    hortondesigns
    Participant

    I am using multiple jQuery scripts which use different jQuery version. In order to fix conflicts, I have used “jQuery.noConflict();” and even created multiple variables “var jq142 = jQuery.noConflict();”.

    As a result, the required error messages appear on an other php page. I tried adding “jQuery.noConflict();” to the top of scripts.js but the error messages still appear on separate php page.

    Do you have any recommendations so the required error messages reappear above the input text fields and not on a separate page?

    hortondesigns
    Participant

    Ally your last post worked great! Thanks!

    How would you pass the <?php echo Quform::escape($mailer->Subject); ?> like used in the notification.php file to the autoreply.php and a thanks.php file.

    If I need to open another topic, I can. I hope to catch onto php better. My thank-you.php file is attached.

    hortondesigns
    Participant

    How would you pass a multidimensional array with the label and variable to the redirect page? Then basically loop through “foreach” element like the notification.php file.

    <?php echo Quform::escape($element->getLabel())?>
    <?php echo $element->getValueHtml(); ?>

    The redirect http://www.example.com/thanks.php can handle redirects from other forms.

    in reply to: Filter options (Advanced) in regards to "allowWhiteSpace" #8328
    hortondesigns
    Participant

    Thanks Ally! My form is working properly without any errors. 🙂

    in reply to: Adding a Reset button function which clear Error messages #8111
    hortondesigns
    Participant

    That’s exactly what I was looking for to reset and clear form of error messages. Thank you!

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