Strange code in elements essentials forms modern

Haven’t tried other modes - just modern

The select inquiry button sends strange code see below

Thats Aurebesh for " May the force be with you!" :slight_smile:

That’s the unique ID of the component, you need to give each form element a name otherwise it will display the ID as a fallback.

Changed the name to “select an option”

Now getting this:

You know the drill… Support Guide | RapidWeaver Elements Docs

@dan I haven’t been able to upload any projects to the cloud for about 3 months or so…

Thought I was being cut off :). lol :joy:

You’ve probably run out of cloud storage, you’ll need to delete some old files to make room!

You can find out how much storage you’re using in your Account details:

It is at ‘0’ tried logging out and logging back in also

I think it needs to be reset on your end…

I also have an issue with accounts page. Progress bar keeps going back and forth and says I have used -0.11GB of space.

@MichaelDroste Do you have any anti-virus software or network blocking apps installed?

@sbchasin How many projects do you have uploaded? What does the “Documents” view look like? Can you upload new projects?

Just 2. Under 100MB. Uploading no problem.

Just that issue with accounts page. From the get go. Always has been like that.

JUST started Working!!!

Uploaded support files and here is link: elementsapp://downloadDocument/g3LrzzMHgQ4W

You’ve got responsive options on the text field, not sure why you switched that on (you also shouldn’t be able to do that). For now, remove the blue dot on the “Name” field for all breakpoints.

I thought - maybe ‘force’ the ‘select an option’

Still not working though - on or off…

Working now - breakpoints off

Never heard of Enquiry before… had to look it up

A field label in the essentials form…

The difference between enquiry and inquiry comes down to where you are in the world and the formality of the situation.
Here is the breakdown of how to use them:

In US English

The distinction doesn’t really exist. Inquiry is the standard spelling for everything.

  • Example: “I am making an inquiry about my lost luggage.”
  • Example: “The FBI launched an inquiry into the bank fraud.”

In British English (and much of the Commonwealth)

There is a distinct difference between the two words based on meaning:

  • Enquiry: Used for a general question or a casual request for information.
    • Example: “I walked up to the enquiry desk to ask for directions.”
    • Example: “We received several enquiries about the new product.”
  • Inquiry: Reserved specifically for formal, official, or legal investigations.
    • Example: “The government ordered a public inquiry into the disaster.”
    • Example: “A murder inquiry is currently underway.”

Summary

  • If you are writing for an American audience, just use inquiry.
  • If you are writing for a British/Commonwealth audience, use enquiry for questions and inquiry for investigations.