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  • in reply to: Form Not Visible #16507
    kernel
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    All green ticks, same error.

    in reply to: Calling the form (fancybox) from 404.php #6563
    kernel
    Participant

    Ok, i am able to get this to work, but all javascript and css has to be called from the <head> section. I now have one error, from this snipit in jquery.iphorm.js:

    // Preload the images in the base theme
    $(window).load(function () {
    window.iPhorm.preload([
    'captcha-refresh-icon.png',
    'date-picker.png',
    'default-loading.gif',
    'error.png',
    'file-upload-tick.png',
    'help-icon.png',
    'refresh-icon.png',
    'success.png'
    ], iphormL10n.plugin_url + '/images/');
    });

    The error is “Can’t find variable: iphormL10n” Please take a look at line 781 in jquery.iphorm.js, this is the only error and would greatly appreciate not having it.

    Thanks

    in reply to: Calling the form (fancybox) from 404.php #6561
    kernel
    Participant

    ^lol

    in reply to: Calling the form (fancybox) from 404.php #6560
    kernel
    Participant

    I have tried the examples shown which eliminates most if not all errors found but this does not include the call for iphorm.

    There should be something using javascript and or:


    <?php
    require('/wp-load.php');
    ?>

    I really need this functionality, i would appreciate a solution. My source for 404.php is accessible for testing on your end to find a result, attached here:

    Thanks

    in reply to: Suggestions & Ideas #6158
    kernel
    Participant

    With any plugin an author will always look for features and compatibility. What many disregard, overlook or place last is resource utilization. I would place this plugin in this category, you have many features and you have placed resources to the side.

    I like to use this plugin, i don’t mind paying for it. What i DO NOT like is that i have 9 scripts running to have a popup contact form, this does not include the stylesheets.

    You need to consolidate, and include options within the admin panel to minimize load. This issue is not known to many users, as most will not be checking with google page speed or take the time to minify the javascript and stylesheets that are bloated. One thing is certain, nobody will object to the files in a minified and consolidated form. You just don’t do it, and yes it may be one more step for each update, but this one plugin equals 6 or more plugins in terms of resources and render blocking ability.

    Furthermore, at least 6 of your scripts are less than 3 lines in length, i have a suggestion…

    CONSOLIDATE!

    What I don’t want to do is hack and edit every file in this plugin and consolidate myself, every time you update. Quform for wordpress is rich in features, but it does not need to be as bloated as you are making it. I understand why you are providing it this way, it’s easier for you to make changes and placing the burden on a paying customers domain. I think we have enough plugins out there to blame for delays in page speed, please take some time in ensuring this plugin is not to blame. Making changes to consolidate this plugin is a win for everyone, hopefully you will see that and do something to improve upon it.

    Thanks

    in reply to: CSS in WebApp #5999
    kernel
    Participant

    Resolved,

    The “?1” trick didn’t work, i just renamed the .css and corrected the common.php file to resolve the cache.

    in reply to: White Border CSS when using dark theme? #4779
    kernel
    Participant

    I found a solution, by adding to my style.css adding a color as well with a 1px size instead of 10.

    #fancybox-content[style] {
    border-width: 1px !important;
    border-color: #545454 !important;
    }

    in reply to: HTML only PopUp? #4758
    kernel
    Participant

    With the following code i was able to easily omit the footer.php code and keep everything within the code in a css menu, adding overlayOpacity:

    <li><?php if (function_exists('iphorm_popup')) echo iphorm_popup(1, 'CONTACT',
    '{ overlayOpacity: 0.6 }'); ?></a></li>

    You just need to change the “1” to the form you are needing.

    in reply to: HTML only PopUp? #4757
    kernel
    Participant

    The above text, if the proper method (or) along with the following code to achieve overlay color change should be made available within your guides. Both of which were time consuming to achieve.

    Changing the overlay color:

    #fancybox-overlay[style] {
    background-color: black !important;
    }

    in reply to: HTML only PopUp? #4755
    kernel
    Participant

    This works, but is it the way it should be done:

    <li><?php if (function_exists('iphorm_popup')) echo iphorm_popup(1, 'CONTACT'); ?></a></li>

    in reply to: HTML only PopUp? #4725
    kernel
    Participant

    need code for the html markup listed above, that will fit inside ” ” for a popup form

    in reply to: HTML only PopUp? #4723
    kernel
    Participant

    <li><a href="the following code">CONTACT</a></li>

    in reply to: HTML only PopUp? #4722
    kernel
    Participant

    kind of hard to give you the code when this damn forum won’t do it.

    BOOKS

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