Robert Keahey

Hi Paul,

I’ve been using the plugin and it seems to be working ok, except for the new Windows 10 Edge browser. All other platforms I’ve tried it on work ok.

I haven’t had much luck with responsive mode yet though, but am still working on it.

Here’s a link to an example: http://www.cplanenetworks.com/openstack-cloud-bursting/

Which version of Edge Animate? Can you post your publish settings? That might help. Are you saving your project in a folder structure (“Save in a folder?” option checked on first save)? That was a problem for me early on.

I’m having the same problem. The following div is being inserted:

<div class=”screen-reader-response” role=”alert”>Your message was sent successfully. Thanks.</div>

The problem also occurs when there are errors for invalid field data. The errors are displayed at the top of the form as well as after each field in error. See below.

<div class=”screen-reader-response” role=”alert”>Validation errors occurred. Please confirm the fields and submit it again.

• Please fill the required field.
• Please fill the required field.
• Please fill the required field.
• Email address seems invalid.

</div>

I’m not a JS person, so I wouldn’t know where to look.

Yep – the solution that M&S implemented in the last release works great. No longer need for CSS override.

Good job guys!

Hi @totallylaura,

If you post as new topic as suggested by @esmi, please include the shortcode so we can take a look at it.

Thx

R

A quick and dirty fix would be to wrap your Email Before Download short code tag in a div statement and then use a CSS override to set the border. Something like:

<div class=”fixitquick”>
[email-download download_id=”xxx” contact_form_id=”xxx”]
</div>

Then use a custom CSS plugin (e.g., PC Custom CSS) and add a statement to match the border on the “Your Name” field:

.fixitquick input[type=email] {
border: 1px solid #e0e0e0;
}

But I may be getting the impression that this is just a Contact Form 7 question. Are you actually trying to download a file or just send them an email? If latter, should probably post this on Contact Form 7 forum.

Elisa,

Sorry I didn’t answer your question earlier. I’ve been looking at the code and trying to figure out why the <ebd_left /> short code (tag) that you can place in the Contact Form 7 was not working – at least when you use the “Hidden Form” option (#13) in Email Before Download. Turns out there appears to be a logic error. Line 258 of version 3.2.7 of email-before-download.php is as follows:

$f->appendXML($chekboxes);

This places the input type=’checkbox’ before the download file name. If you want the checkboxes on the left, the replace line 258 with the following:

$f->appendXML($chekboxesL);

This is a quick and dirty fix and should be used ONLY if you want to use the hidden form and want the checkboxes on the left. Or, you can leave it as-is and use the CSS solution I provided above. By using the latter you hopefully won’t get caught by changes in subsequent releases. But, on the other hand you will probably run into browser compatibility problems…

With respect to KM’s suggestion, I’ll leave it to him to answer. I’m not sure what version he coded against and I would probably need to do some more research to answer your question correctly. So while my solution(s) don’t give you all the options as KM’s, they at least clean up the checkbox on the left problem for hidden forms.