I have a formidable forms view, which lists the form entries and integrates the pagination, the download button has been added to each entry to download.
When on the website page, every time the page in question refreshes, it automatically downloads the first entry (on that page) PDF, without clicking on anything.
Also when adding text to a field, for instance a address, the text only appears in one long line and doesn't incorporate any word-wrap. So for a lot of the information, only partial information can be seen. Is it possible to add custom styling (CSS) to the template to get around this issue. Can html also be added to the fields.
I have also added the download button to a single entry view, using the same technique but the shortcode does not work and just displays it?
Please could you let me know how to correct these errors, this is quite urgent. Thanks
7 February, 2019 07:54:51
E2Pdf
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Hi,
Check please if you do not have "Auto download" checkbox in your "Template" If so you can try to add parameter to shortcode to avoid "Auto download". Example: [e2pdf-download id="1" auto="false"]
Check please if you are using "textarea" field or "html" object inside "E2Pdf Template". "Input" fields can't contain multi-line text. HTML can be used only inside "html" object and support is limited due the structure of PDF.
Regarding non-working shortcode we replied you in this thread and requested some more information about attaching screenshots from "Formidable View" of "Visual" and "Text" tabs but did not get any feedback from you.
If it's acceptable for you, you can submit support ticket here with access details so we can review all issues on your website.
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The auto download stopped this from happening. Apologies I missed the previous ticket, I will update this.
Is there any way to bulk update the form fields. I have a load of fields added to 7 pages and need to update all fields to font size 8pt for example. I have tried to use control to multiple select and do this but it doesn't work.
Is it possible via a SQL statement?
7 February, 2019 08:24:41
E2Pdf
Support
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Unfortunately no. I'm not sure that changing font size via SQL will be faster. You can try to change "Global" Template Font size (if fields font size were not defined), which will affect all fields.
P.S. We are working on extending mass actions and have it already in our "roadmap" but these functions are not expected to be released in nearest time.
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Thanks for getting back so quickly. So to confirm there is no way to update the SQL database? I can see the table with the styling, but there is now way to see the query string for the element styling as there is no unique id being used on the rows. If I could see this I could update the DB myself which will save me a lot of work.
Bulk updating would be great.
Thanks
7 February, 2019 09:18:49
E2Pdf
Support
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If you are using phpMyAdmin, you can view full value by setting "Options" (over the table) -> "Full texts". The problem that value is "serialized" so depending on previous value it can be need to "recalculate" the length. The value is saved like: s:14:"text_font_size";s:0:"";
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