Django edit form based on add form?
I’ve made a nice form, and a big complicated ‘add’ function for handling it. It starts like this…
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Making a Django form class with a dynamic number of fields
I’m working on something like an online store. I’m making a form in which the customer buys an item, and she can choose how many of these item she would like to buy. But, on every item that she buys she needs to choose what its color would be. So there’s a non-constant number of fields: If the customer buys 3 items, she should get 3 <select> boxes for choosing a color, if she buys 7 items, she should get 7 such <select> boxes.
How to code auto-retry for API call
On my site I have a form that can be filled out by users. Once submitted, I am storing the form data in a third-party service using their RESTful API.
Match tag names with form titles
I am trying to match tag names with form titles to fetch the correct form into the current post, to subscribe to new posts tagged with the current posts tag.
I only have 1 tag assigned per post.
Use an HTML Element To Filter Taxonomies In WP Search
I have a WP search form where I would like to add a <select> element for a particular taxonomy and its terms (salary bands) for a custom post type of ‘jobs’.
Using wp_editor tinyMCE in metabox cause form alert on leaving page
Using tinyMCE as wp_editor in a custom post type metabox create an alert when I try to submit or If I want to change location
Form checkbox value going to dynamic URL
Well, I have a Database made mostly with ‘Advanced Custom Fields’ in a page on my site that is supposed to get all the STORES (custom post type) of a city and show them to me, and by changing dynamically the URL I could made it get a genre, type, etc “www.urltoshow.com/ville/Paris?genre=Man”…
how to use reCaptcha v3 in wordpress custom login form?
I tried to create a custom login form and custom register form by ajax. I have been successful to make that and you can see my code below for custom login form.
What is the alternative code to if (isset ($_POST) && !empty ($_POST) to avoid warnings?
I am trying to insert some php code to my WordPress website but it gives security warnings perhaps due to directly accessing $_POST variable.
Signup Form that adds customer to MailChimp, redirects to checkout, and fills in form data
You can see what I am trying to do on this test page – the top button labelled “MAILCHIMP + CHECKOUT” is what I’m working on.