WhatsApp Icon for Fields

### **Option 1: Using WP Chat App’s Built-in Settings**
1. **Install and Activate** the **WP Chat App** plugin from the WordPress plugin repository.
2. Go to **WP Chat App > Settings** in the WordPress admin panel.
3. Configure your **WhatsApp number** and set the **default message**.
4. Check if the plugin offers a shortcode or automatic placement option for adding the WhatsApp icon near fields.

### **Option 2: Manually Adding WhatsApp Icon Next to Input Fields**
If the plugin does not have an automatic placement feature, you can manually add the WhatsApp icon next to input fields using **custom HTML and CSS**.

#### **Method 1: Using CSS & FontAwesome (for Forms)**
You can modify your form fields by adding a WhatsApp icon inside the input fields.

1. Edit your **form template** (`functions.php` or theme files) and wrap the input fields like this:

<div class="whatsapp-field">
       <input type="text" placeholder="Enter your name">
       <a href="https://wa.me/yourwhatsappnumber" target="_blank" class="whatsapp-icon">
           <i class="fab fa-whatsapp"></i>
       </a>
   </div>

2. Add some CSS to style the WhatsApp icon:

.whatsapp-field {
       position: relative;
       display: inline-block;
   }

   .whatsapp-field input {
       padding-right: 40px; /* Space for icon */
   }

   .whatsapp-icon {
       position: absolute;
       right: 10px;
       top: 50%;
       transform: translateY(-50%);
       color: #25D366; /* WhatsApp green */
       font-size: 20px;
   }

#### **Method 2: Using JavaScript (for Dynamic Fields)**
If your fields are dynamically generated (like in WooCommerce or Elementor forms), use JavaScript to insert the WhatsApp icon after each field:

document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {
    document.querySelectorAll("input, textarea").forEach(function(field) {
        let whatsappLink = document.createElement("a");
        whatsappLink.href = "https://wa.me/yourwhatsappnumber";
        whatsappLink.target = "_blank";
        whatsappLink.innerHTML = '<i class="fab fa-whatsapp"></i>';
        whatsappLink.classList.add("whatsapp-icon");
        
        field.parentNode.appendChild(whatsappLink);
    });
});

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How to trigger popup with clicking other button

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### **Method 1: Simulating a Click on `.wa__btn_popup`**
You can use JavaScript to trigger the existing WhatsApp chat popup when another button is clicked.

#### **Steps:**
1. Add your **custom button** anywhere on the page:

<button id="custom-wa-btn">Chat Now</button>

2. Add this **JavaScript** snippet before the closing “ tag:

document.getElementById("custom-wa-btn").addEventListener("click", function() {
       document.querySelector(".wa__btn_popup").click();
   });

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### **Method 2: Toggle the WhatsApp Chat Popup**
If clicking `.wa__btn_popup` doesn’t work, try **toggling the chat container**:

1. First, find the class of the actual WhatsApp chat popup (inspect the page in DevTools).
2. Then, modify the script:

document.getElementById("custom-wa-btn").addEventListener("click", function() {
       let chatPopup = document.querySelector(".wa__popup_chat_box"); // Adjust class if needed
       if (chatPopup) {
           chatPopup.style.display = (chatPopup.style.display === "none" || chatPopup.style.display === "") ? "block" : "none";
       }
   });

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### **Method 3: Triggering via jQuery (if jQuery is available)**
If jQuery is available on your site, you can use this:

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
       $("#custom-wa-btn").click(function() {
           $(".wa__btn_popup").trigger("click");
       });
   });

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### **Test and Adjust**
If none of the above methods work, inspect the popup behavior in DevTools:
1. Open **Developer Tools (F12 or Ctrl + Shift + I)**.
2. Inspect `.wa__btn_popup` and its parent elements.
3. Look for **event listeners** in the `Elements` or `Event Listeners` tab.

Let me know if you need more help! 🚀