Happyforms name placeholder issue
Hello guys i have 2 questions please !
there is this new contact form for wordpress i like it but they have some troubles .
1 - name placeholder can accept any type of values ( numbers - dots and everythings ! any solution to fix that ?
2 - the error messages are showen in a bad way...it is possible to output the error - succes messages in a popup like a bootstrap modal ?
here is the code i found :
function happyforms_message_notices( $location = '' ) {
$notices = happyforms_get_session()->get_messages( $location );
if ( ! empty( $notices ) ) : ?>
<div class="happyforms-message-notices">
<?php foreach( $notices as $notice ): ?>
<div class="happyforms-message-notice <?php echo esc_attr( $notice['type'] ); ?>">
<h2><?php echo $notice['message']; ?></h2>
</div>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</div>
<?php
endif;
}
php wordpress
asked Nov 20 '18 at 23:53
Alexandra MexiAlexandra Mexi
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Hello guys i have 2 questions please !
there is this new contact form for wordpress i like it but they have some troubles .
1 - name placeholder can accept any type of values ( numbers - dots and everythings ! any solution to fix that ?
2 - the error messages are showen in a bad way...it is possible to output the error - succes messages in a popup like a bootstrap modal ?
here is the code i found :
function happyforms_message_notices( $location = '' ) {
$notices = happyforms_get_session()->get_messages( $location );
if ( ! empty( $notices ) ) : ?>
<div class="happyforms-message-notices">
<?php foreach( $notices as $notice ): ?>
<div class="happyforms-message-notice <?php echo esc_attr( $notice['type'] ); ?>">
<h2><?php echo $notice['message']; ?></h2>
</div>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</div>
<?php
endif;
}
php wordpress
asked Nov 20 '18 at 23:53
Alexandra MexiAlexandra Mexi
111
add a comment |
Hello guys i have 2 questions please !
there is this new contact form for wordpress i like it but they have some troubles .
1 - name placeholder can accept any type of values ( numbers - dots and everythings ! any solution to fix that ?
2 - the error messages are showen in a bad way...it is possible to output the error - succes messages in a popup like a bootstrap modal ?
here is the code i found :
function happyforms_message_notices( $location = '' ) {
$notices = happyforms_get_session()->get_messages( $location );
if ( ! empty( $notices ) ) : ?>
<div class="happyforms-message-notices">
<?php foreach( $notices as $notice ): ?>
<div class="happyforms-message-notice <?php echo esc_attr( $notice['type'] ); ?>">
<h2><?php echo $notice['message']; ?></h2>
</div>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</div>
<?php
endif;
}
php wordpress
asked Nov 20 '18 at 23:53
Alexandra MexiAlexandra Mexi
111
Hello guys i have 2 questions please !
there is this new contact form for wordpress i like it but they have some troubles .
1 - name placeholder can accept any type of values ( numbers - dots and everythings ! any solution to fix that ?
2 - the error messages are showen in a bad way...it is possible to output the error - succes messages in a popup like a bootstrap modal ?
here is the code i found :
function happyforms_message_notices( $location = '' ) {
$notices = happyforms_get_session()->get_messages( $location );
if ( ! empty( $notices ) ) : ?>
<div class="happyforms-message-notices">
<?php foreach( $notices as $notice ): ?>
<div class="happyforms-message-notice <?php echo esc_attr( $notice['type'] ); ?>">
<h2><?php echo $notice['message']; ?></h2>
</div>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</div>
<?php
endif;
}
php wordpress
php wordpress
asked Nov 20 '18 at 23:53
Alexandra MexiAlexandra Mexi
111
asked Nov 20 '18 at 23:53
Alexandra MexiAlexandra Mexi
111
asked Nov 20 '18 at 23:53
Alexandra MexiAlexandra Mexi
111
asked Nov 20 '18 at 23:53
Alexandra MexiAlexandra Mexi
111
asked Nov 20 '18 at 23:53
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111
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I'm a developer at The Theme Foundry, authors of HappyForms.
HappyForms doesn't include a "name" part. It also doesn't include an easy way to mask or filter the characters a user can input inside a field. It's doable through the
happyforms_the_part_attributesfilter though, which lets you output apatternhtml5 attribute.There's no built-in way to output your notices in a modal. I guess you could hack your way through it with Javascript and CSS, although you'll need to modify the original Javascript main file (frontend.js), which I strongly discourage.
Just so you know, you can get in touch with us from both our site and our plugin registry forum, which may be a better fit for your questions. ;)
answered Nov 28 '18 at 6:24
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I'm a developer at The Theme Foundry, authors of HappyForms.
HappyForms doesn't include a "name" part. It also doesn't include an easy way to mask or filter the characters a user can input inside a field. It's doable through the
happyforms_the_part_attributesfilter though, which lets you output apatternhtml5 attribute.There's no built-in way to output your notices in a modal. I guess you could hack your way through it with Javascript and CSS, although you'll need to modify the original Javascript main file (frontend.js), which I strongly discourage.
Just so you know, you can get in touch with us from both our site and our plugin registry forum, which may be a better fit for your questions. ;)
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I'm a developer at The Theme Foundry, authors of HappyForms.
HappyForms doesn't include a "name" part. It also doesn't include an easy way to mask or filter the characters a user can input inside a field. It's doable through the
happyforms_the_part_attributesfilter though, which lets you output apatternhtml5 attribute.There's no built-in way to output your notices in a modal. I guess you could hack your way through it with Javascript and CSS, although you'll need to modify the original Javascript main file (frontend.js), which I strongly discourage.
Just so you know, you can get in touch with us from both our site and our plugin registry forum, which may be a better fit for your questions. ;)
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I'm a developer at The Theme Foundry, authors of HappyForms.
HappyForms doesn't include a "name" part. It also doesn't include an easy way to mask or filter the characters a user can input inside a field. It's doable through the
happyforms_the_part_attributesfilter though, which lets you output apatternhtml5 attribute.There's no built-in way to output your notices in a modal. I guess you could hack your way through it with Javascript and CSS, although you'll need to modify the original Javascript main file (frontend.js), which I strongly discourage.
Just so you know, you can get in touch with us from both our site and our plugin registry forum, which may be a better fit for your questions. ;)
answered Nov 28 '18 at 6:24
sixFingerssixFingers
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I'm a developer at The Theme Foundry, authors of HappyForms.
HappyForms doesn't include a "name" part. It also doesn't include an easy way to mask or filter the characters a user can input inside a field. It's doable through the
happyforms_the_part_attributesfilter though, which lets you output apatternhtml5 attribute.There's no built-in way to output your notices in a modal. I guess you could hack your way through it with Javascript and CSS, although you'll need to modify the original Javascript main file (frontend.js), which I strongly discourage.
Just so you know, you can get in touch with us from both our site and our plugin registry forum, which may be a better fit for your questions. ;)
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