Google Forms - Version 0.27

Version Description

No known upgrade issues.

Release Info

Developer	mpwalsh8
Plugin	Google Forms
Version	0.27
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Code changes from version 0.26 to 0.27

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gforms.css +23 -0
index.php +2 -2
readme.txt +19 -7
wpgform-core.php +53 -47
wpgform-options.php +27 -1

gforms.css CHANGED Viewed

@@ -13,6 +13,29 @@ label.gform-error {
                 color: red;
                 font-weight: bold;
+            }
             body.ss-base-body {}
             div.errorbox-good {}
             div.ss-attribution {}


13	color: red;
14	font-weight: bold;
15	}
16	+
17	+ div.gform-google-error,
18	+ div.gform-browser-warning,
19	+ div.gform-browser-error {
20	+ -webkit-border-radius: 3px;
21	+ border-radius: 3px;
22	+ border-width: 1px;
23	+ border-style: solid;
24	+ padding: 0 .6em;
25	+ margin: 5px 0 15px;
26	+ }
27	+
28	+ div.gform-browser-warning {
29	+ background-color: #ffffe0;
30	+ border-color: #e6db55;
31	+ }
32	+
33	+ div.gform-google-error,
34	+ div.gform-browser-error {
35	+ background-color: #ffebe8;
36	+ border-color: #cc0000;
37	+ }
38	+
39	body.ss-base-body {}
40	div.errorbox-good {}
41	div.ss-attribution {}

index.php CHANGED Viewed

	@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@
4	* Plugin Name: WordPress Google Form
5	* Plugin URI: http://michaelwalsh.org/wordpress/wordpress-plugins/wpgform/
6	* Description: Add Google Forms to a WordPress web site. Display a Google Form directly into your posts, pages or sidebar. Style the Google Form to match your existing theme and display a custom confirmation page after form submission.
7	- * Version: 0.26
8	- * Build: 0.26.$WCREV$
9	* Last Modified: $WCDATE$
10	* Author: Mike Walsh
11	* Author URI: http://www.michaelwalsh.org


4	* Plugin Name: WordPress Google Form
5	* Plugin URI: http://michaelwalsh.org/wordpress/wordpress-plugins/wpgform/
6	* Description: Add Google Forms to a WordPress web site. Display a Google Form directly into your posts, pages or sidebar. Style the Google Form to match your existing theme and display a custom confirmation page after form submission.
7	+ * Version: 0.27
8	+ * Build: 0.27.$WCREV$
9	* Last Modified: $WCDATE$
10	* Author: Mike Walsh
11	* Author URI: http://www.michaelwalsh.org

readme.txt CHANGED Viewed

	@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Donate link: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_i
4	Tags: Google Forms, Google Docs, Google, Spreadsheet, shortcode, forms
5	Requires at least: 3.0
6	Tested up to: 3.3.1
7	- Stable tag: 0.26
8
9	Embeds a published, public Google Form in a WordPress post, page, or widget.
10
	@@ -31,10 +31,11 @@ Currently, this plugin only supports Google Forms that are "Published as a web p
31
32	The WordPress Google Form shortcode `gform` supports a number of attributes that allow further control and customization of the Google Form.
33
34	- `[gform form='<full_url_to_Google_Form>' confirm='<full_url_to_confirmation_page>' class='<value>' legal='on\|off' br='on\|off' prefix='<value>' suffix='<value>']`
35
36	* __form__: The full URL to the published Google Form. You must be able to open this URL successfully from a browser for the __gform__ shortcode to work properly.
37	- * __confirm__: A full URL to the confirmation (e.g. _Thanks for your submission!_) page. Be default Google displays a very basic confirmation page which cannot be integrated easily with your WordPress site. The _confirm_ attribute allows the form submission to land on a page of your choosing. It is strongly encouraged that you make use of a confirmation page. It will make the form submission process cleaner and clearer to the end user.

38	* __alert__: A message to display upon successful form submission in a Javascript Alert box (e.g. _Thanks for your submission!_).
39	* __class__: Google Forms are full of classes but the WordPress Google Form plugin does not bring their definitions into page when importing the form. The _class_ attribute allows the addition of one or more CSS classes to the DIV which wraps the Google Form. To add multiple classes, simply separate the class names with spaces.
40	* __legal__: By default Google Forms have a _Powered by Google Docs_ section at the bottom of the form which includes links to Google TOS and other Google information. If you do not want to see this information as part of the form, add `legal='off'` to your shortcode usage. The content remains in the form, it is simply hidden from the end user using CSS.
	@@ -43,8 +44,9 @@ The WordPress Google Form shortcode `gform` supports a number of attributes that
43	* __suffix__: Append a character string to the end of each form label. This can also be accomplished using CSS, refer to the CSS section.
44	* __title__: By default Google Forms have title wrapped in a <h1> tag. If you do not want to include this form title as part of the form, add `title='off'` to your shortcode usage. The <h1> content is removed from the form.
45	* __maph1h2__: By default Google Forms have title wrapped in a <h1> tag. If you want the form title but not as an <h1> element, add `maph1h2='on'` to your shortcode usage. The <h1> elements will be mapped to <h2> elements. The CSS class attributes remain unchanged.

46
47	- `[gform form='https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?hl=en_US&pli=1&formkey=ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ12345678#gid=0' confirm='http://www.example.com/thankyou/' class='mygform' legal='off' prefix='mygform-' br='on' title='on' maph1h2='on']`
48
49	== Frequently Asked Questions ==
50
	@@ -82,6 +84,9 @@ label.ss-q-title:after {
82	= No matter what I do, I always get the "Unable to retrieve Google Form. Please try reloading this page." error message. Why is this? =
83	Validate that the WordPress HTTP API is working correctly. If you are seeing HTTP API errors on the WordPress Dashboard or when you attempt to access the plugin repository through the Dashboard, the WordPress Google Form will likely fail too. It requires the WordPress HTTP API to be working. With some free hosting plans, ISPs disable the ability to access remote content.
84



85	== CSS ==
86
87	As of 2011-09-21, Google Forms make use of 20+ CSS class definitions. By default, the WordPress Google Form plugin includes CSS declarations for all of the classes however the bulk of them are empty. The default CSS sets the font and makes the entry boxes wider. The default CSS that ships with WordPress Google Form can optionally be turned off via the WordPress Google Form settings.
	@@ -177,16 +182,23 @@ No known upgrade issues.
177
178	== Changelog ==
179







180	= Version 0.26 =
181	- * Added new shortcode attribute ~~"email~~='on\|off'", default is 'off'.
182	- * Changed confirmation page from a hard redirect to a ~~Ajax~~ load.
183	* Added new email format choice on the Options page, default is HTML.
184	* Cleaned up some dead code and comments.
185
186	= Version 0.25 =
187	* Fixed problem with checkbox processing when using the prefix attribute.
188	* Fixed problem with hiding legal links when using the prefix attribute.
189	- * Fixed problem with ~~legal~~='off' attribute not being processed correctly.
190
191	= Version 0.24 =
192	* Fixed minor typos and other assorted nits.


4	Tags: Google Forms, Google Docs, Google, Spreadsheet, shortcode, forms
5	Requires at least: 3.0
6	Tested up to: 3.3.1
7	+ Stable tag: 0.27
8
9	Embeds a published, public Google Form in a WordPress post, page, or widget.
10

31
32	The WordPress Google Form shortcode `gform` supports a number of attributes that allow further control and customization of the Google Form.
33
34	+ `[gform form='<full_url_to_Google_Form>' confirm='<full_url_to_confirmation_page>' class='<value>' legal='on\|off' br='on\|off' prefix='<value>' suffix='<value>' email='on\|off' style='redirect\|ajax']`
35
36	* __form__: The full URL to the published Google Form. You must be able to open this URL successfully from a browser for the __gform__ shortcode to work properly.
37	+ * __confirm__: A full URL to the confirmation (e.g. _Thanks for your submission!_) page. Be default Google displays a very basic confirmation page which cannot be integrated easily with your WordPress site. The _confirm_ attribute allows the form submission to land on a page of your choosing. It is strongly encouraged that you make use of a confirmation page. It will make the form submission process cleaner and clearer to the end user. The confirmation page will be displayed by a page redirect unless a different behavior is specified using the __style__ attribute.
38	+ * __style__: Specify how the custom confirmation page should be presented. Legal values for the __style__ attribute are __redirect__ and __ajax__ (e.g. __style='redirect'__ or __style='ajax'__).
39	* __alert__: A message to display upon successful form submission in a Javascript Alert box (e.g. _Thanks for your submission!_).
40	* __class__: Google Forms are full of classes but the WordPress Google Form plugin does not bring their definitions into page when importing the form. The _class_ attribute allows the addition of one or more CSS classes to the DIV which wraps the Google Form. To add multiple classes, simply separate the class names with spaces.
41	* __legal__: By default Google Forms have a _Powered by Google Docs_ section at the bottom of the form which includes links to Google TOS and other Google information. If you do not want to see this information as part of the form, add `legal='off'` to your shortcode usage. The content remains in the form, it is simply hidden from the end user using CSS.

44	* __suffix__: Append a character string to the end of each form label. This can also be accomplished using CSS, refer to the CSS section.
45	* __title__: By default Google Forms have title wrapped in a <h1> tag. If you do not want to include this form title as part of the form, add `title='off'` to your shortcode usage. The <h1> content is removed from the form.
46	* __maph1h2__: By default Google Forms have title wrapped in a <h1> tag. If you want the form title but not as an <h1> element, add `maph1h2='on'` to your shortcode usage. The <h1> elements will be mapped to <h2> elements. The CSS class attributes remain unchanged.
47	+ * __email__: Notify the site's WordPress administrator that a form has been submitted by setting the __email__ attribute to __on__. This will result in an email being sent to the blog administrator letting them know a form was submitted with the URL of the form along with the date and time of submission.
48
49	+ `[gform form='https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?hl=en_US&pli=1&formkey=ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ12345678#gid=0' confirm='http://www.example.com/thankyou/' style='ajax' class='mygform' legal='off' prefix='mygform-' br='on' title='on' maph1h2='on' email='on']`
50
51	== Frequently Asked Questions ==
52

84	= No matter what I do, I always get the "Unable to retrieve Google Form. Please try reloading this page." error message. Why is this? =
85	Validate that the WordPress HTTP API is working correctly. If you are seeing HTTP API errors on the WordPress Dashboard or when you attempt to access the plugin repository through the Dashboard, the WordPress Google Form will likely fail too. It requires the WordPress HTTP API to be working. With some free hosting plans, ISPs disable the ability to access remote content.
86
87	+ = I don't like the redirection behavior of the custom confirmation, can you change it back to the way it worked in v0.10? =
88	+ Unfortunately not. I understand that the older behavior is preferable as it looks cleaner for the end user however there is no way to support multi-page Google Forms using the old model. The requirement to support multi-page Google Forms is a higher priority than the older confirmation model based on the overwhelming feedback received to support multi-page forms. In v0.26 a new confirmation behavior was introduced which uses AJAX to update the page with the content from the custom confirmation page. In v0.27 the redirection mechanism has returned to be the default behavior but if the AJAX methodology is preferred, it is available by setting the `style='ajax'` attribute within the shortcode.
89	+
90	== CSS ==
91
92	As of 2011-09-21, Google Forms make use of 20+ CSS class definitions. By default, the WordPress Google Form plugin includes CSS declarations for all of the classes however the bulk of them are empty. The default CSS sets the font and makes the entry boxes wider. The default CSS that ships with WordPress Google Form can optionally be turned off via the WordPress Google Form settings.

182
183	== Changelog ==
184
185	+ = Version 0.27 =
186	+ * Added ability to check and warn for old and/or unsupported browsers. There is an option on the WordPress Google Form settings page to enable this check. When an old or unsupported browser is detected, a message will be displayed on top of the form. The browser check is based on the same functionality that WordPress uses on the Dashboard.
187	+ * Changed default custom confirmation behaviour has reverted back to using a javascript redirect as it did from v0.11 through v0.25.
188	+ * Added new shortcode attribute, __style__, to control how confirmation pages should be handled. There are two options: __style='redirect'__ which is the default and __style='ajax'__ which loads the page content via AJAX.
189	+ * Added new CSS classes to support errors and warnings for the browser check and the inability to load Google Forms.
190	+ * Cleaned up Options page GUI.
191	+
192	= Version 0.26 =
193	+ * Added new shortcode attribute __email='on\|off'__, the default setting is 'off'.
194	+ * Changed confirmation page from a hard redirect to an AJAX page load.
195	* Added new email format choice on the Options page, default is HTML.
196	* Cleaned up some dead code and comments.
197
198	= Version 0.25 =
199	* Fixed problem with checkbox processing when using the prefix attribute.
200	* Fixed problem with hiding legal links when using the prefix attribute.
201	+ * Fixed problem with __legal='off'__ attribute not being processed correctly.
202
203	= Version 0.24 =
204	* Fixed minor typos and other assorted nits.

wpgform-core.php CHANGED Viewed

	@@ -20,6 +20,9 @@
20	define('WPGFORM_PATH', WP_PLUGIN_DIR.'/'.dirname(plugin_basename(__FILE__))) ;
21	define('WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_HTML', 'html') ;
22	define('WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_PLAIN', 'plain') ;



23
24	/**
25	* wpgform_init()
	@@ -56,6 +59,7 @@ function wpgform_get_default_plugin_options()
56	,'custom_css_styles' => ''
57	,'donation_message' => 0
58	,'email_format' => WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_PLAIN

59	) ;
60
61	return apply_filters('wpgform_default_plugin_options', $default_plugin_options) ;
	@@ -142,6 +146,7 @@ function wpgform_register_activation_hook()
142	,'custom_css_styles' => ''
143	,'donation_message' => 0
144	,'email_format' => WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_PLAIN

145	) ;
146
147	add_option('wpgform_options', $default_wpgform_options) ;
	@@ -259,6 +264,9 @@ class wpGForm
259	// Should email confirmation be sent?
260	$email = $options['email'] === 'on' ;
261



262	// WordPress converts all of the ampersand characters to their
263	// appropriate HTML entity or some variety of it. Need to undo
264	// that so the URL can be actually be used.
	@@ -307,6 +315,7 @@ class wpGForm
307	}
308	// Remove the action from the form and POST it
309

310	$form = str_replace($action, 'action=""', $form) ;
311
312	$response = wp_remote_post($action,
	@@ -321,7 +330,7 @@ class wpGForm
321	// Retrieve the HTML from the URL
322
323	if (is_wp_error($response))
324	- return '<div class="gform-error">Unable to retrieve Google Form. Please try reloading this page.</div>' ;
325	else
326	$html = $response['body'] ;
327
	@@ -377,8 +386,7 @@ class wpGForm
377
378	if ($first_div === false)
379	{
380	- ~~print~~ "~~<pre>$html</pre~~>" ;
381	- return '<div class="gform-error">Unexpected content encountered, unable to retrieve Google Form.</div>' ;
382	}
383
384	// Strip off anything prior to the first DIV, we don't want it.
	@@ -440,6 +448,7 @@ class wpGForm
440	$action = $matches[0][$i] ;
441	}
442

443	$html = str_replace($action, 'action=""', $html) ;
444	$action = preg_replace('/^action/i', 'value', $action) ;
445
	@@ -455,7 +464,7 @@ class wpGForm
455
456	$wpgform_options = wpgform_get_plugin_options() ;
457
458	- if ($wpgform_options['custom_css'] == 1)
459	$css = '<style>' . $wpgform_options['custom_css_styles'] . '</style>' ;
460	else
461	$css = '' ;
	@@ -481,52 +490,51 @@ jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
481	if ($posted && is_null($action) && !is_null($alert))
482	$js .= PHP_EOL . 'alert("' . $alert . '") ;' ;
483
484	- // Load the confirmation URL via ~~Ajax~~?
485	- if ($posted && is_null($action) && !is_null($confirm))
486	$js .= PHP_EOL . '$("body").load("' . $confirm . '") ;' ;
487
488	- //if ~~($posted~~ && ~~is_null($action)~~ && ~~!is_null($confirm))~~
489	- ~~//$js~~ .= ~~PHP_EOL~~ ~~. 'window.location.replace~~("' . $confirm . ~~'")~~ ;' ;


490
491	$js .= '
492	});
493	</script>
494	' ;
495
496	- //printf('<h3>%s::%s</h3>', basename(__FILE__), __LINE__) ;
497	// Send email?
498	if ($posted && is_null($action) && $email)
499	{
500	- //printf('<h3>%s::%s</h3>', basename(__FILE__), __LINE__) ;
501	wpGForm::SendConfirmationEmail($wpgform_options['email_format']) ;
502	}
503	- //printf('<h3>%s::%s</h3>', basename(__FILE__), __LINE__) ;
504	-
505	- return $js . $css . $html ;
506	- }
507
508	- /**
509	- * ~~Get~~ ~~Page~~ ~~URL~~
510	- *
511	- * @return string
512	- */
513	- function GetPageURL()
514	- {
515	- $pageURL = 'http' ;
516
517	- if ($~~_SERVER~~[~~"HTTPS"~~] == ~~"on"~~) ~~$pageURL .= 's' ;~~




518
519	- $~~pageURL~~ .= ~~'://'~~ ;
520
521	- if ($~~_SERVER~~['~~SERVER_PORT~~'] ~~!= '80'~~)
522	- ~~$pageURL .= $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] .~~
523	- ~~':'~~ . $~~_SERVER~~['~~SERVER_PORT~~'] ~~. $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] ;~~
524	- ~~else~~
525	- ~~$pageURL~~ .= ~~$_SERVER[~~'~~SERVER_NAME~~'~~].$_SERVER[~~'~~REQUEST_URI']~~ ;





526
527	- return $~~pageURL~~ ;
528	}
529	-
530	/**
531	* WordPress Shortcode handler.
532	*
	@@ -534,18 +542,19 @@ jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
534	*/
535	function RenderGForm($atts) {
536	$params = shortcode_atts(array(
537	- 'form' => false, // Google Form URL
538	- 'confirm' => false, // Custom confirmation page URL to redirect to
539	- 'alert' => null, // Optional Alert Message
540	- 'class' => 'gform', // Container element's custom class value
541	- 'legal' => 'on', // Display Google Legal Stuff
542	- 'br' => 'off', // Insert <br> tags between labels and inputs
543	- 'suffix' => null, // Add suffix character(s) to all labels
544	- 'prefix' => null, // Add suffix character(s) to all labels
545	- 'readonly' => 'off', // Set all form elements to disabled
546	- 'title' => 'on', // Remove the H1 element(s) from the Form
547	- 'maph1h2' => 'off', // Map H1 element(s) on the form to H2 element(s)
548	- 'email' => 'off' // Send an email confirmation to blog admin on submission

549	), $atts) ;
550
551	return wpGForm::ConstructGForm($params) ;
	@@ -559,7 +568,7 @@ jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
559	*
560	* @param string $action - action to take, register or unregister
561	*/
562	- function SendConfirmationEmail($mode = ~~WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_PLAIN~~)
563	{
564	if ($mode == WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_HTML)
565	{
	@@ -628,9 +637,6 @@ jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
628
629	$subject = sprintf('Form Submission from %s', get_option('blogname')) ;
630
631	- //print '<pre>' ;
632	- //var_dump($to, $subject, $message, $headers) ;
633	- //print '</pre>' ;
634	$status = wp_mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers) ;
635
636	return $status ;


20	define('WPGFORM_PATH', WP_PLUGIN_DIR.'/'.dirname(plugin_basename(__FILE__))) ;
21	define('WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_HTML', 'html') ;
22	define('WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_PLAIN', 'plain') ;
23	+ define('WPGFORM_CONFIRM_AJAX', 'ajax') ;
24	+ define('WPGFORM_CONFIRM_LIGHTBOX', 'lightbox') ;
25	+ define('WPGFORM_CONFIRM_REDIRECT', 'redirect') ;
26
27	/**
28	* wpgform_init()

59	,'custom_css_styles' => ''
60	,'donation_message' => 0
61	,'email_format' => WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_PLAIN
62	+ ,'browser_check' => 0
63	) ;
64
65	return apply_filters('wpgform_default_plugin_options', $default_plugin_options) ;

146	,'custom_css_styles' => ''
147	,'donation_message' => 0
148	,'email_format' => WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_PLAIN
149	+ ,'browser_check' => 0
150	) ;
151
152	add_option('wpgform_options', $default_wpgform_options) ;

264	// Should email confirmation be sent?
265	$email = $options['email'] === 'on' ;
266
267	+ // Show the custom confirmation via AJAX instead of redirect?
268	+ $style = $options['style'] ;
269	+
270	// WordPress converts all of the ampersand characters to their
271	// appropriate HTML entity or some variety of it. Need to undo
272	// that so the URL can be actually be used.

315	}
316	// Remove the action from the form and POST it
317
318	+ //$form = str_replace($action, 'action="' . get_permalink(get_the_ID()) . '"', $form) ;
319	$form = str_replace($action, 'action=""', $form) ;
320
321	$response = wp_remote_post($action,

330	// Retrieve the HTML from the URL
331
332	if (is_wp_error($response))
333	+ return '<div class="gform-google-error">Unable to retrieve Google Form. Please try reloading this page.</div>' ;
334	else
335	$html = $response['body'] ;
336

386
387	if ($first_div === false)
388	{
389	+ return '<div class="gform-google-error">Unexpected content encountered, unable to retrieve Google Form.</div>' ;

390	}
391
392	// Strip off anything prior to the first DIV, we don't want it.

448	$action = $matches[0][$i] ;
449	}
450
451	+ //.$html = str_replace($action, 'action="' . get_permalink(get_the_ID()) . '"', $html) ;
452	$html = str_replace($action, 'action=""', $html) ;
453	$action = preg_replace('/^action/i', 'value', $action) ;
454

464
465	$wpgform_options = wpgform_get_plugin_options() ;
466
467	+ if (($wpgform_options['custom_css'] == 1) && !empty($wpgform_options['custom_css_styles']))
468	$css = '<style>' . $wpgform_options['custom_css_styles'] . '</style>' ;
469	else
470	$css = '' ;

490	if ($posted && is_null($action) && !is_null($alert))
491	$js .= PHP_EOL . 'alert("' . $alert . '") ;' ;
492
493	+ // Load the confirmation URL via AJAX?
494	+ if ($posted && is_null($action) && !is_null($confirm) && $style === WPGFORM_CONFIRM_AJAX)
495	$js .= PHP_EOL . '$("body").load("' . $confirm . '") ;' ;
496
497	+ // Load the confirmation URL via Redirect?
498	+ if ($posted && is_null($action) && !is_null($confirm) && $style === WPGFORM_CONFIRM_REDIRECT)
499	+ //printf('<h2>%s::%s</h2>', basename(__FILE__), __LINE__) ;
500	+ $js .= PHP_EOL . 'window.location.replace("' . $confirm . '") ;' ;
501
502	$js .= '
503	});
504	</script>
505	' ;
506

507	// Send email?
508	if ($posted && is_null($action) && $email)
509	{

510	wpGForm::SendConfirmationEmail($wpgform_options['email_format']) ;
511	}




512
513	+ // Check browser compatibility? The jQuery used by this plugin may
514	+ // not work correctly on old browsers or IE running in compatibility mode.






515
516	+ if ($wpgform_options['browser_check'] == 1)
517	+ {
518	+ require_once(ABSPATH . '/wp-admin/includes/dashboard.php') ;
519	+
520	+ // Let's check the browser version just in case ...
521
522	+ $response = wp_check_browser_version();
523
524	+ if ($response && $response['upgrade'])
525	+ {
526	+ if ($response['insecure'])
527	+ $css .= '<div class="gform-browser-warning"><h4>' .
528	+ __('Warning: You are using an insecure browser!') . '</h4></div>' ;
529	+ else
530	+ $css .= '<div class="gform-browser-warning"><h4>' .
531	+ __('Warning: Your browser is out of date! Please update now.') . '</h4></div>' ;
532	+ }
533	+ }
534
535	+ return $js . $css . $html ;
536	}
537	+
538	/**
539	* WordPress Shortcode handler.
540	*

542	*/
543	function RenderGForm($atts) {
544	$params = shortcode_atts(array(
545	+ 'form' => false, // Google Form URL
546	+ 'confirm' => false, // Custom confirmation page URL to redirect to
547	+ 'alert' => null, // Optional Alert Message
548	+ 'class' => 'gform', // Container element's custom class value
549	+ 'legal' => 'on', // Display Google Legal Stuff
550	+ 'br' => 'off', // Insert <br> tags between labels and inputs
551	+ 'suffix' => null, // Add suffix character(s) to all labels
552	+ 'prefix' => null, // Add suffix character(s) to all labels
553	+ 'readonly' => 'off', // Set all form elements to disabled
554	+ 'title' => 'on', // Remove the H1 element(s) from the Form
555	+ 'maph1h2' => 'off', // Map H1 element(s) on the form to H2 element(s)
556	+ 'email' => 'off', // Send an email confirmation to blog admin on submission
557	+ 'style' => WPGFORM_CONFIRM_REDIRECT // How to present the custom confirmation after submit
558	), $atts) ;
559
560	return wpGForm::ConstructGForm($params) ;

568	*
569	* @param string $action - action to take, register or unregister
570	*/
571	+ function SendConfirmationEmail($mode = WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_HTML)
572	{
573	if ($mode == WPGFORM_EMAIL_FORMAT_HTML)
574	{

637
638	$subject = sprintf('Form Submission from %s', get_option('blogname')) ;
639



640	$status = wp_mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers) ;
641
642	return $status ;

wpgform-options.php CHANGED Viewed

@@ -301,12 +301,38 @@ function wpgform_settings_input()
                         Send confirmation email (when used) in Plain Text format.</label>
                         </fieldset></td>
                     </tr>
                     <tr valign="top">
                         <th scope="row"><label>Donation Request</label></th>
                         <td><fieldset>
                         <label for="gform_donation_message">
                         <input name="wpgform_options[donation_message]" type="checkbox" id="gform_donation_message" value="1" <?php checked('1', $wpgform_options['donation_message']) ; ?> />
-            -
                        Hide the request for donation at the top of this page.  Donation request will remain on the <b>About</b> tab.</label>
                         </fieldset></td>
                     </tr>
                 </table>


301	Send confirmation email (when used) in Plain Text format.</label>
302	</fieldset></td>
303	</tr>
304	+ <tr valign="top">
305	+ <th scope="row"><label>Browser Check</label></th>
306	+ <td><fieldset>
307	+ <label for="gform_browser_check">
308	+ <table style="padding: 0px;" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
309	+ <tr>
310	+ <td style="padding: 0px;">
311	+ <input name="wpgform_options[browser_check]" type="checkbox" id="gform_browser_check" value="1" <?php checked('1', $wpgform_options['browser_check']) ; ?> />
312	+ </td>
313	+ <td style="padding: 5px;">
314	+ Check browser compatibility? The WordPress Google Form plugin may not work as expected with older browser versions (e.g. IE6, IE7, etc.).
315	+ </td>
316	+ </tr>
317	+ </table>
318	+ </label>
319	+ </fieldset></td>
320	+ </tr>
321	<tr valign="top">
322	<th scope="row"><label>Donation Request</label></th>
323	<td><fieldset>
324	<label for="gform_donation_message">
325	+ <table style="padding: 0px;" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
326	+ <tr>
327	+ <td style="padding: 0px;">
328	<input name="wpgform_options[donation_message]" type="checkbox" id="gform_donation_message" value="1" <?php checked('1', $wpgform_options['donation_message']) ; ?> />
329	+ </td>
330	+ <td style="padding: 5px;">
331	+ Hide the request for donation at the top of this page.<br/>The donation request will remain on the <b>About</b> tab.
332	+ </td>
333	+ </tr>
334	+ </table>
335	+ </label>
336	</fieldset></td>
337	</tr>
338	</table>