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The SLASH at start of $codes line shouldn’t be there so take it out. I didn’t suggest removing a trailing slash, just the one at start of the first line.
Did you see the directory path change in my code?
WP_PLUGIN_DIR not WP_CONTENT_DIR
You could add a debug statement to see what path is being created and then test the path manually to see if you can access the code.txt file from that path.
You might also see from doing this if the text file contains the correct contents. Sometimes when file security is set wrong the contents shows an error message not the file itself which gives you heads-up you need to fix file attributes.
add_filter('quform_element_valid_1_37', function ($valid, $value, $element) { $pathcheck = WP_PLUGIN_DIR . '/surveyhdapg/codes.txt'; echo '<script language="javascript">'; echo 'alert("Path:' . $pathcheck .'")'; echo '</script>'; $codes = file(WP_PLUGIN_DIR . '/surveyhdapg/codes.txt', FILE_IGNORE_NEW_LINES | FILE_SKIP_EMPTY_LINES); if (!in_array($value, $codes)) { $element->addError('Código no válido'); $valid = false; } return $valid; }, 10, 3);I assume you have the correct field reference 1_37 too? You will know soon enough if the alert box appears.
@omg thanks.
You can do the style adjustment within Quform or you add the style override within your theme css.
Within Quform:
- EDIT the textarea field you want to adjust.
- Choose STYLES tab. You can play with the preset field size options in “FIELD SIZE” or for more precise control:
- goto bottom CSS STYLES option
- click ADD
- Choose TEXTAREA FIELD from “Selector” popup.
- Type in your CSS. in this case:
height:XXXpx;or whatever measurement you want EM or REM etc
- Click [save] to close field edit dialog
- Remember to [SAVE] form.
OR
Outside Quform:
Edit your theme CSS and add:
.quform-1 .quform-field-1_28 { height:80px; }Change
.quform-1to match your form ID. (1 = first form)
Change the1_28number to match your textarea field ID number.Hope this has helped a little.
Hi @mgoldsm7,
Thought I may be able to give you some ideas to try:
If the form you want completed resides on particular page you could check the URL before you attach the event to “nag them”.
That way you would only run the “exit check” on the page that matters.
var current_url = location.href;This returns the full url with all parameters, so to focus on the page name you need to isolate the page name from the querystring like so:
var url = location.href; var url_bits = url.split(‘?’); var main_part = url_bits[0];In your (document).ready function you would get the page name then test if page equalled the page that matters then run/attach the on submit event.
$(document).ready(function() { // INSERT CODE TO GET URL - What page am I on? // INSERT CODE TO TEST IF (PAGE == 'important_form') { $(“#quform-form-146d47”).on(“submit”, function(e) { $(window).off(“beforeunload”); return true; }); // INSERT END IF });If the page name is known by a number of names (aliases) you would need a list of aliases to test against. Method would work but IF would be checking against an array of names and/or checking query string too.
A small request.
Could you in next release add class names to the html lists you auto generate for notifications for multi-select, checkbox and file elements.
I.E Change the getValueHtml() function to add a CLASS name. A different one for files, checkbox and multi-select elements as styling may need to be different.
Using advanced selectors in email html is not possible. The ideal solution is a custom setting where we can define the custom inline style we want attached to the UL and another for the LI elements.
You would then insert a style=”<our code>” to the UL, and the other style code to each LI
Give it thought.
