[nickharambee]

Hi Ally

Thanks for getting back to me. There was one fatal error in the error log:

Fatal error: Class ‘EEH_Template’ not found in /home/admin/domains/opendialogueapproach.co.uk/public_html/wp-content/plugins/eea-people-addon/public/template_hooks.php on line 66

So I disabled this plugin and QuForm started working again. So it would appear that the conflict is between QuForm and Event Espresso 4 People Add on Plugin. How do I go about sorting this?

Nick

[nickharambee]

Thanks Ally. I have emailed the plugins to you.

With best wishes,

Nick

[nickharambee]

Thanks for the swift response Ally. Glad to hear this feature is coming, but not looking forward to all the manual adding of elements! It’s not just the elements, but also the options/styling on the individual elements that I would like to be able to duplicate.

All the best,

Nick

[nickharambee]

Thanks Ally. I can see from the post you linked to that you are planning to implement placeholders in the next update. Do you have a rough ETA for this, as I don’t need to implement this urgently and if it’s coming fairly soon I will wait for the integration.

Best Wishes,

Nick

[nickharambee]

Great!

By just using:

$value = array(
'text' => iphorm_get_wp_uploads_url() . '/' . $result['path'] . $filename,
'fullPath' => $fullPath
);


I just get the URL and nothing else which I can then use to build a hyperlink when creating the table on my page.

Thanks again for walking me through this Ally. QuForm is a great product, and with a service to match.

[nickharambee]

Thanks again Ally. I will look in to issue 1 further. I feel confident that I will be able to sort this out.

Regarding issue 2 though, I am still a little confused. The code you are suggesting I use I already have in place, i.e.:


$value = array(
'url' => iphorm_get_wp_uploads_url() . '/' . $result['path'] . $filename,
'text' => 'View file',
'fullPath' => $fullPath
);


This generates an entry in the following format: View File (URL) – which doesn’t work as a hyperlink. I attach a screenshot of an example entry.

Nick

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[nickharambee]

Hi Ally,

That’s a very helpful response. Thanks. The upload path is now set just as I’d like it, and I amended the function for renaming the uploaded file so that the file is named in the form {year}_{month}_{day}. There are a couple of outstanding issues though:

1. If two files have the same name then your script appends 1_ , 2_, etc to the start of the filename. So that I can identify my files easily by date, I would like the numbers to be appended to the end of the filename, i.e. filename_1, filename_2, etc. I can see where the renaming is handled in your script (lines 1013-1024), but because the extension is included in $filename it isn’t straight forward to change this. What would be the simplest way of achieving the desired filenames?

2. For Item 2 above, I wasn’t just wanting the text of the filename to change to ‘View File’. What I was wanting is simply the text ‘View File’ which would be a hyperlink to the URL of the file (i.e. when clicked the uploaded file would be seen on a webpage). So either I need your script to just return the URL (without the space and brackets which are currently included in $fullPath), and I can wrap this in <a href='[url]'>View File</a> when constructing the table, or your script could be adapted to generate the HTML and enter it into the table (probably the more straight forward method).

I hope this is clear, and thanks again for your help.

Nick

[nickharambee]

Thanks. It looks like the ‘replace’ code from above is what I already have (I am using version 1.3.5).

I am happy not to use the flash uploader for now – there doesn’t seem to be any particular advantage to doing so.

[nickharambee]

Thanks for your prompt response Ally. Disabling the flash uploader fixed the issue. Should I just keep it disabled, or is there something I can do to get it working?

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