But if one clicks on the yellow toggles of the calendar to hide/show the calendar`s sidebars it fires the CF7 client side validation, although I wrapped to whole form into a <div class=”novalidate”>…</div>

It looks like the novalidate-class has no effect.

Do you have an idea, how the can avoid this behavior of the form?

Thank you very much and best regards.

Ralf

I can see that most of these plugins only support back end content generating, how about for the front end, for the client side? I cannot find a plugin that has this. Thank you

you outline various ways in which ComplianZ could be used in a headless wordpress setup. For script-blocking, all approaches seem to require server side rendering in order to be able to use current php filters to replace the scripts in the output. In the last reply you mention that for client side only projects the replace_tags function would have to be rewritten in JS, which, at that point, was not on the roadmap.

I’ve been thinking about using headless WP in a client-side SPA. Since I’m not too familiar with JS/react based blocking/consent solutions, I was wondering if there was a way to use ComplianZ in that environment and luckily found the linked thread. Sadly, according to the thread, that wasn’t possible at the point of writing.

Has that changed in any way since? If not, are you potentially familiar with any JS/react based consent/blocking script/component that you could recommend in such cases instead of using ComplianZ?

Thanks!

When using client-side detection to “insert”, the ad is not showing. But when changing the setting to “show”, the ad is showing.

• Remote debugging enabled
• Cache disabled
• Right mouse click and web inspector works
• Block #22, client-side detection “insert”, “desktop only”, the desktop leaderboard ad is not showing. After changed to “show”, the ad is showing correctly.
• Web link ->

For example, in my archive template, an item might have classes “term1-17 term2-4” to indicate the post is in position 17 for term1 and position 4 for term2.

My template code needs to compose those class names.

I’ve looked at the plugin code, and I see an internal function _get_order($post_type, $term_id, $start=0, $length=null). I could theoretically use that (though it’s not public).

Just want to make sure I’m not missing a publicly supported feature that would help me here.

Thank you

I am looking for a way or plugin with which I can make text appear depending on the time, on the client side. Content should appear automatically when a certain time is reached and disappear again after a predetermined time. It should not be necessary to call up the website again. For example, on the website from 12:00:00 to 12:00:59, “Hello, it is now 12:00” should appear without any further action by the user.

I have already looked at several plugins (eg “Timed Content”). These plugins either have to be called up again (server-side output of the content) or the time runs from a certain event triggered by the user, e.g. B. calling the page (client side).

Does somebody has any idea? Many Greetings!

Henry

Is your plugin Client Side or Server Side?
Does it mean server side or client side calculations?

I have a live video feed that needs to only be displayed from 9:00am to 5:00pm every single day. I can’t seem to figure out how I would do that. @awelzel please help!

Instructions v3 say to add client side and server side integrations. Could you please tell me in WordPress step>by>step how to get to “before the closing </head> tag” and “in the JavaScript callback”? It is hard to tell where to go with some things in php files and some in css and so on.

“Adding reCAPTCHA to your site
Paste this snippet before the closing </head> tag on your HTML template:
<script src=’https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js?render=6Le7I4IUAAAAAD3nE54M58wZ2RqieWOABoBlPVv3′></script>
Paste this snippet in the JavaScript callback for an action on your website.
<script>
grecaptcha.ready(function() {
grecaptcha.execute(‘6Le7I4IUAAAAAD3nE54M58wZ2RqieWOABoBlPVv3’, {action: ‘action_name’})
.then(function(token) {
// Verify the token on the server.
});
});
</script>

URL: https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/siteverify
secret (required) 6Le7I4IUAAAAAD1IvIo8pU9w2LFJQXYxQq6pjicS
response (required) The value of ‘g-recaptcha-response’.
remoteip The end user’s ip address.
The reCAPTCHA documentation site describes more details and advanced configurations.”