[michael_baxter]

As a follow-up… I double-checked my log files this morning. Much to my dismay, the most important installation still has that error occurring every few minutes.

There are two major differences between other installations and this one:

• This server is a “Networked” or “Multisite” environment.
• This server is running on Microsoft IIS, not Apache/Linux.

I cannot figure out why your suggestion worked in all other environments, but not the most important one. Is there any chance that you could investigate, or recommend a course of investigation?

[michael_baxter]

I had already attempted the suggested update on one of my servers, with no luck. As of this morning, it was still throwing warnings, and I have rebooted and cleared the cache since applying the update.

So, to ensure I hadn’t missed something I added variants. In all, here are the entries that I added:

• quform_sessions (recommended)
• quform_session
• quform_sessions_
• quform_session_

I’m not sure which of these worked, but one of these entries helped. I copied these settings to several of my sites, and they all appear to have stopped throwing the PHP warning reported earlier.
NOTE: I had to purge all W3TC caches for this to work, but it worked almost immediately after that.

If you can review which variants might have worked and confirm that it appears to be the additional of “quform_session_” or “quform_sessions_”. It would be really helpful to update the page you linked to.

Thanks for the continued support!

[michael_baxter]

Not sure if this addresses your question directly, but I wanted to remind you that Email CSS must be inline. It cannot refer to external sources.

So, for example, you would include the <style> configurations at the top of your email definition. (I have done it several times)

<style>
body {
background-color: gray;
}
</style>


This makes the background color of my email gray. In order for your email to use the desired background image, you would also need to ensure it was publicly available the recipients, and use a full URL, not a relative URL.

<style>
body {
/* NOT THIS */
background-image: url("paper.gif");
/* NOR THIS */
background-image: url("/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/paper.gif");
/* THIS! */
background-image: url("https://your-site.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/paper.gif");
}
<style>


[michael_baxter]

I believe you will find your answer in this post:

Populating a select menu based on the value of another select menu

It worked for me!

[michael_baxter]

It would be great if you added a hook for quform_pre_export, or similar, that would permit manipulation of the field values exported from Quforms.
In my current case, my client uses custom values in the <Select> options which we would like to alter for the export to excel. She frequently uses commas in those options, which can be very difficult to parse in Excel.

One example:  (single entry with two values):
Folsom MOB – Tuesdays, 5:15-6, CR3A&B, Point West MOB – Thursdays, 5:15-6, CR3

I use a filter on notifications to turn these values into linked bulleted lists. It would be great if I could do similar to remove the superfluous values on export.
Thanks for creating a wonderful plugin and forums full of hooks and other customizations!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by michael_baxter. Reason: removing br tag

[michael_baxter]

Of course! As soon as I submitted an inquiry, I found the answer in a Ally’s reply to a different subject.

It is now possible to add a dot value to the ID to retrieve a portion of the name field. So, my adjusted code would read

&?nm[2]={element|id:11.2|Name}&nm[4]={element|id:11.4|Name}

Hope this helps somebody else!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by michael_baxter. Reason: Replacing html entity with question mark

[michael_baxter]

You could use “Conditional Logic” to hide an HTML field with the message you want displayed.

Open in the properties for this hidden HTML field, click the <Logic> button, then “Enable conditional logic”.

For the rules, select “Show this field” and “if all these rules match”.

Finally, click the <Add logic rule> button to build a rule [Foo (1_4)] [is] [No].

Hope this helps!

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