How to correct 3 issues
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Thanks for the great add on! I have 3 minor issues I'd like to find out if we can change.
1) Is there a way to include links to the uploaded files in the email alert that is sent? In our standard Concrete5 forms that take file uploads we have links automatically. I also don't see a way to assign the uploads to a file set, is there one?
2) We have captcha on, but we use the Are You Human? add on. Is there a way to remove or hide the "Please type the letters and numbers shown in the image." text since there are no letters or numbers in the form to type?
3) After completing payment at PayPal the link back to the site is listed as our PayPal account email. Is there a way to make this show the actual link instead? It says "go back to [email address]" now, which is hard to understand.
Thank you!
1) Is there a way to include links to the uploaded files in the email alert that is sent? In our standard Concrete5 forms that take file uploads we have links automatically. I also don't see a way to assign the uploads to a file set, is there one?
2) We have captcha on, but we use the Are You Human? add on. Is there a way to remove or hide the "Please type the letters and numbers shown in the image." text since there are no letters or numbers in the form to type?
3) After completing payment at PayPal the link back to the site is listed as our PayPal account email. Is there a way to make this show the actual link instead? It says "go back to [email address]" now, which is hard to understand.
Thank you!
| Type: | Pre-Sale |
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| Status: | In Progress |
Update: We corrected #3. Any help on #1 and #2 would be much appreciated. Thanks!
1. That might be possible, but I don't know how. When I developed the add-on I did not intentionally include a way to do that.
2. You shouldn't need captcha at all because the form won't go through to your results until the payment is made on paypal. Does that make sense? If an automated spam bot were to use your form, you would see any of the spam unless the bot continued through the payment portion on paypal, meaning you would be receiving $ from an automated bot; which is very unlikely that a bot would be programmed to do that, and even if it was I assume you would gladly welcome automated payments to your account.
2. You shouldn't need captcha at all because the form won't go through to your results until the payment is made on paypal. Does that make sense? If an automated spam bot were to use your form, you would see any of the spam unless the bot continued through the payment portion on paypal, meaning you would be receiving $ from an automated bot; which is very unlikely that a bot would be programmed to do that, and even if it was I assume you would gladly welcome automated payments to your account.
Thanks!