I happened to read your piece about the best practices for digital marketing, and I had to leave you a note to tell you how much I like it! You guys really did rock it with the advice and insights that you provided. You obviously understand what it takes to be successful in the ever-changing field of digital marketing.

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Hi again, Ingegerd! WPForms support reached back out to let me know that there is an option to use custom code to create your preferred date format.

Here are the instructions: https://wpforms.com/developers/how-to-create-additional-formats-for-the-date-field/

Hi Ingegerd, thanks for the note! I checked with WPForms support, and they said you’re right that yyyy-mm-dd isn’t available. However, dd-mm-yyyy, another commmon date format in Europe, is an option in WPForms. Instructions for changing to that format are here: https://wpforms.com/docs/how-to-customize-the-date-time-field-in-wpforms/#date-format

They also said they would log your comment as a feature request for future improvements.

Hope this helps!

What an incredibly frustrating problem. I’ve experienced the same in the past, with Facebook rejecting an ad that should have been fine. Hopefully you can tweak the wording to get the ad to go through.

It’s a frustrating problem, for sure. I hope you’re able to use the tips in this post to find a solution.

Same as me. Cannot understand why my sent Emails going to recipients Spam folder.
What is the answer.