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## list of errors in divi form builder
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1. [-] editing a post only work with the post title in the edit form (it can be an hidden field)
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2. [-] edit post form dont remember a choice if the acf field has a value of 0 : `0 : label`
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3. [-] multistep form effects and height calculation
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4. [-] file upload icon on firefox
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5. [ ] acf date not initialized is array, but dfb dont check it, which creates a php-notice array to string conversion -> `wordpress_docker/volumes/wp_volume/wp-content/plugins/divi-form-builder/includes/modules/FormField/FormField.php`
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6. [ ] acf date don't output well and consistently, because acf will try to format it
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7. [ ] acf date is not saved in acf format in the database
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8. [ ] it's not a front error, but it made things really complicated to not have a filter of the `post_array` before saving it to the database : we can only filter the array with the wp hook `update_post_metadata`, but it does not have all the informations we need from the `post_array`
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1. when chossing a date in formbuilder, if the date format is not in format yymmdd (or Ymd in acf convention) it will not work
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2. divi form builder, contact form, prof delete account, delete user, email confirmation, logged in user -> not working
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3. when creating an hidden input email mapped with the email of the user, it deleted the email of the user
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4. form email confirmation only sent if email notification are enabled
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6. when choosing edit for author and admin only, admin can edit the post, but it changes its author
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7. calculation total disapear when validating
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8. in form, when chosing a conditional logic to output an element based on the value of another field, it does not work if this other field is automatically detecting fields from mapped value
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- 434 : ../../../../wordpress_docker/volumes/wp_volume/wp-content/plugins/divi-form-builder/includes/DiviFormBuilder.php
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- those lines :
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```
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if ( !isset( $post_array['meta_input'][$meta_input_rname] ) ) {
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$post_array['meta_input'][$meta_input_rname] = array();
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}t
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```
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- they keep the field in the array that will be used to create the new post, but with an empty value : it empty the acf field at post creation. Instead, just don't keep the value ! -> it will not be in the new post, without emptying the acf field
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