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Thanks, any idea when this will be? A few days, weeks or more?
It’s a shame since I’ve just bought this and Woo 2.6 is 2 weeks old already, so I’m surprised this has happened.
in reply to: Masonry format fails (fatal error)This reply has been marked as private.in reply to: I have no sidebar on my templatesThis reply has been marked as private.in reply to: Masonry format fails (fatal error)Hope you can, in your case I’m assuming this should work:
jQuery(‘body’).bind(‘dhvc_form_after_submit’,function(event, form){jQuery(‘.dhvcform’).hide();})
If you don’t know how to add JS into a child-theme, and your theme doesn’t allow it I’m sure there’s a plugin for adding Jquery into your site.
Good luck and hopefully this will be a standard feature soon!in reply to: Hide form on submit…In my case, I copied the following code into my custom JS box for my theme.
$j(‘body’).bind(‘dhvc_form_after_submit’,function(event, form){$j(‘.dhvcform’).hide();})
If your theme doesn’t allow custom JS, you could add it to a child-theme, or edit the plugin.
I’m still shocked this feature of having the form fade out on submission still isn’t done, nor standard feature of whoever fills out the form is the “sender” and not a fixed email address. A shame as this is the best form mailer, but lacks 2 very standard features all others have.
in reply to: Hide form on submit…Perfect, thanks… now I can hide the form after submission and hopefully a standard feature you’ll add in future editions.
I mean, who submits a form – then needs to do it again, would be best to fade out the form on submit and it looks slick!
thanks.
in reply to: Hide form on submit…Is there not a way I can do this now in Additional Settings which states “triggered by AJAX”
What is additional settings for?, I can’t find any documentation about that bit.
thanks,
in reply to: Hide form on submit…Simply… before you submit the form you enter your details, I want all of that to fade out, including the submit button and thus replace with the success message.
Right now, you only give the option for the success (thank you) message to appear ABOVE or BELOW the form, and I’ve been told by clients some are not seeing this and re-submitting the form.
It would make more sense once the form has been submitted to hide it.
Sure enough, if I don’t use AJAX I can redirect to another page but that means building another page for that bit.
in reply to: Hide form on submit…Wow, well perhaps you should consider making something to work on Chrome since it’s the most popular browser with developers, and fast becoming the worlds most popular.
And having icons in a select is very easy to make work. (see http://bootstrapformhelpers.com/country/#.Um1EhhD9WcY)
Or even something like this: http://www.bootply.com/foladrives/EkRgzaasd6
Or this: http://mjolnic.com/fontawesome-iconpicker/I use many other plugins which use icons in select, just your plugin fails perhaps because it’s not done correctly.
I hope you’ll update that on future updates perhaps.
all the best,
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