Yes, both requirements are possible.

Can you send us an email to support@interactivetools.com?

We can go over the different approaches and also we can provide you with a quote for us to complete the coding for you if you are interested.

Thanks!

Google Recaptcha V.3 is on the list for adding to the Form Generator plugin. No timeline yet but I will add your request to the list.

Thanks!

Can you email the CMS Builder and FTP details to support@interactivetools.com so we can look into this?

Thanks!

Some more questions to help us track this down:

What version of CMS Builder is installed?

What is the version of MySQL?

I added a new checkbox field to the user accounts but I was not able to recreate the issue.

Can you confirm that the /data/schema/accounts.ini.php file has writable permissions?

Does this error happen when adding any new field to the accounts?

Could you walk me through the steps?

I will get those three image file types added to the feature request list. 

In addition to having them as additional upload file type by default, CMS Builder will need to updated to recognize these file types and make thumbnail versions.

Glad the issue was resolved.

Thanks for your response, and sorry to bother you.

No problem. Don't hesitate to check in with us.

The default MySQL Query shown in the MySQL Query textarea when creating a Mailing List is triggering Norton to block the save request with the message "Norton blocked an attack by: Attack: PHP Shell Upload 8". Please advise.

I haven't heard of or encountered this issue before.

It would be a good idea to run a server-side scan on the site to rule anything else out.

Is this Norton running on your desktop computer? 

...could we have the newer (several years now for 'newer', right?) web graphic file extensions pre-included within CMSB

Sure I can add that to the updates requests list. What file extensions did you have in mind?

I viewed the source of this page:
https://affordablehomerenovations.com/projects

and this is the code for the images:

<a href="#">
<img alt="" src="img/gallary-02.jpg" data-image="img/gallary-02.jpg" data-description="Those are peppers" style="display:none">
</a>

I don't see anything ouput for the link.

Am I looking at the right page?

Thanks, I will add your feature request for image links in new windows.

My personal preference is the have links open in the same window so I don't have a number of browser tabs open. The user can also open any link in a new tab by holding shift.

Steve is right. Edit the section editor for the single record. Under the Viewer Urls tab Detail Page Url, make sure both the Detail Page Url field and the Preview Page Url are empty and the Preview button will not appear.

To get this result:

"There are 13 results in TAORMINA

Try using this code:

<?php if (@$_REQUEST['city']) : ?>
There are <?php echo $newsMetaData['totalRecords']; ?> results in <?php echo $_REQUEST['city']; ?><br />
<?php endif; ?>

Replace $newsMetaData with the name of your section editor (table).

We have your support email with more details.

Let's continue the conversation via email.

Thanks!

Here are the steps to create and have a unique number that can be used for your permalinks:

1. Create a new text field called Date (this can be named whatever you like).

2. Under Field Options, set the Default Value as

<?php echo date("Ymdhs"); ?>

3. In the permalinks.php file, update this line to use the date field value:

$GLOBALS['PERMALINKS']['autopopulate_fromFields'] = array('date'); // the first field in this list with content will be used to create the permalinks. To use multiple fields separate them with spaces​

4. Now when you create a new record, the Date field will display the current date, time, seconds like this: 202006180543

5. On save, this value will be used as the permalink.

Give this a try and let me know if you have any questions.

Can you send in an email to support@interactivetools.com with the details?

You should be able to just remove the htmlencode and then get the results you are after:

<?php if ($productsRecord['item_code']): ?>
  <div>
    <?php echo $productsRecord['item_code']; ?>
  </div>
<?php endif ?>

Let us know if this works or you.

Just tried using the createdDate value for the permalink and that didn't work. Looking into any other possible options and will let you know what I can come up with.

Is the issue that the record doesn't know what 'num' it is until it's saved? Is there a work around for this? We don't have titles for these records. It's really just a bunch of images in each record. 

Yes, the issue is that 'num' doesn't exist until the record is saved. The permalink would have to be created post save which would have some challenges to setup.

I'm wondering if using the created date would work. That would be a long string of numbers.

Are you just looking for a unique permalink?

Daniel was referring to an unreleased version of the Form Generator that was still in development.

There has been a new version of Google reCATCHA since then (v3). I will look into a possible timeline for this plugin development and post an update when I know more.

Thanks!