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19xela86 – Having issues with Hubspot matching up fields also, did you manage to fix it? Worth connecting?

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It seems to be a common problem looking through forums about google API. Maybe not for all postcodes.

Anyway we have gone with a UK Postcode API instead and that works much better. (https://addressian.co.uk/)

Thank you.

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Thanks. This works for autocomplete, although the postcode is not included in the autocompleted field.

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Thanks so much I’ll give the code a go.

Points 2 and 3 found how to change it. Cheers.

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Unrelated quick question though, is why do dropdown fields appear bold, including their label. They stick out from other fields, is that by design?

Thanks

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Sorry was my mistake, cos I added more fields than the 2 you gave I didnt add commas after the new ones.

All seems to work perfectly thanks.

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Thanks, although I cant get this working. I am guessing I also need to do something thats in my other code snippet, currently:

add_filter(‘quform_element_valid_1_5’, function ($valid, $value, Quform_Element_Field $element) {
$max = 300;
$count = preg_match_all(‘/\S+/’, $value);

if ($count > $max) {
$element->addError(“Please enter no more than $max words”);
$valid = false;
}

return $valid;
}, 10, 3);

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(and not all the same word limits)

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Still having this ajax error issue.

I did a test. If I update WordPress to 5.5.1 but keep you plugin at v2.11.2 then the form still works. If I update your plugin then it breaks and I get the Ajax error

My site has about 8 forms, some really simple with no customisation (like the one above which still gets the ajax error) and some are complicated with hooks into APIs etc

What do we need to look for to fix this?

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That works. Thanks so much!

I have 30 licenses of Quform and I will continue to use it on every project I build. Great support.

Thanks again

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