[miwalter]

Thanks, got it working! 🙂

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[miwalter]

Thanks for making that clear!

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[miwalter]

Thanks, working!

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[miwalter]

Thanks Richard.

I solved the problem, just for the record the “how”:

Create a script file inside the theme-folder (e.g. “/scripts/hideform.js”):

jQuery(document).ready(function () {
    jQuery('body').bind('dhvc_form_after_submit', function (event, form) {
        jQuery('.dhvcform').hide();
    });
});

Then enqueue the script using the theme’s functions.php like that:

wp_enqueue_script('hideform', 
get_template_directory_uri() . '/scripts/hideform.js', 
array('jquery') 
);

This section has to be run at the “wp_enqueue_scripts” action, so you have to create some envelope around the code like that:

function add_my_scripts() {
wp_enqueue_script('hideform', 
get_template_directory_uri() . '/scripts/hideform.js', 
array('jquery') 
);
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'add_my_scripts');

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[miwalter]

Maybe “$language = apply_filters(‘dhvc_form_language_code’,$language);” overwrites the language-setting a few lines above:

<?php
$output = $css_class ='';

extract(shortcode_atts(array(
	'captcha_type'=>'2',
	'type'=>'recaptcha',
	'theme'=>'red',
	'language'=>'de',
	'control_label'=>'',
	'control_name'=>'',
	'placeholder'=>'',
	'help_text'=>'',
	'required'=>'1',
	'attributes'=>'',
	'el_class'=> '',
), $atts));

$name = esc_attr($control_name);
global $dhvc_form;
$name = $name.'_'.$dhvc_form->ID;
$label = esc_html($control_label);
$language = apply_filters('dhvc_form_language_code',$language);
if($captcha_type == '2'){
[...]

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[miwalter]

Thanks Richard, I’m with you – this should be a default feature.

Now I’m going to have a look where to put the js into my custom theme.

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[miwalter]

Are you sure about “vc_templates”? I just did that and it is not working.

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[miwalter]

I cannot get this to work. Where should I put the Javascript? Into “Additional Settings” or into the header/footer of my page? FYI I had to use jQuery instead of $, but this is usually the case with my setup.

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