[vegastriguy]

Thanks Ally for this tip. I was trying to figure this out….I did something more rudimentary with “In Array”, but thanks for this code and tip. Works like a charm.

[vegastriguy]

Hi Ally,
Thanks for the quick reply….that worked perfectly! I appreciate it and have a great weekend!

[vegastriguy]

HI Ally…
Not sure if this is the correct thread to post in….but, I would like the email notification to be similar to the actual form – In simplest terms….can the email notification render the form field responses in two columns?

[vegastriguy]

Ok, thanks….I will try your work around first.

[vegastriguy]

I went ahead and used the HTML provided above…but, this is a new website I am working on and I have not created in v2.0 before….did you update anything since this posting allowing for a different customization to modify the width of the notification email?

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That fixed it…thanks for the link.

[vegastriguy]

Thanks for the fix!

[vegastriguy]

Hmmmm…I went back to check it again in the afternoon and it was not working…..are there any other anti-spam solutions? On a drupal site I had a spam guard that basically put a blank single line text field. The was a note to not enter data. If a spammer did the auto fill, it was filed as spam. Is there a way to create those arguments within qform?

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Hmmmm…I got it working again….my license key disappeared? Once I put that in I was ok.

[vegastriguy]

Ok, I figured out my solution.

I use the Black Studio TinyMCE plugin and when I add that to my sidebar, and work in HTML view, there is the Quform shortcode insert. So, in HTML view, I insert the shortcode and include the prompts for a pop-up. THEN, I insert media which is my .jpg button. I move the closing tag .

So, it ends up looking like this for me.

[iphorm_popup id="1" name="myformname"]<img src="/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/salesbutton2.png" alt="salesbutton2" width="281" height="206" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-62" />[/iphorm_popup]

[vegastriguy]

Thank you Ripla for the efforts….that did not work for me…BUT, I did find my solution finally. I use the Black Studio TinyMCE plugin and when I add that to my sidebar, and work in HTML view, there is the Quform shortcode insert. So, in HTML view, I insert the shortcode and include the prompts for a pop-up. THEN, I insert media which is my .jpg button. I move the closing tag .

So, it ends up looking like this for me.

[iphorm_popup id="1" name="myformname"]<img src="/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/salesbutton2.png" alt="salesbutton2" width="281" height="206" class="alignnone size-full wp-image-62" />[/iphorm_popup]

[vegastriguy]

I hope it is ok, to jump on board this thread. I am actually trying to link a pop-up form from a custom graphic I have created and want to put in a sidebar widget. At this point I only have the one form.

Here is the code I came up with but it is not working….

<a target="_blank" href="”> img src=”/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/salesbutton.png” align=”center”>

Can you tell me what I am doing wrong? Thanks in advance.

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