I’m working on a site that needs to have amp feature so I installed the “onfleek” theme. This theme is AMP ready but when I installed it and activated the amp plugin it showed so many validation errors and error indexes. There is no display of the website on mobile devices and even page speed insight is not crawling it for mobile.
Support UUID:? ampwp-20807f98-673d-58ba-80e5-5778bc01b486
]]>Form Fields: I have 2 text fields (req.) “First Name” and “Last Name”. Only need characters here.
So these are the errors getting at my side and along with CF7, also using Google reCaptcha for CF7.
]]>I’m using the date format DD/MM/YYYY ( d/m/Y ).
When the user selects a date the validation says, “Please select a valid date!”.
I need the user to select the current day’s date, so I tried setting the field to ‘Default to current date’, but I still get the validation error.
Then I tried making the field NOT a required field. The validation error is still triggered – even when the field is not required!
]]>Error: Element style not allowed as child of element body in this context. (Suppressing further errors from this subtree.)
From line 416, column 6; to line 416, column 71
ipt>↩ <style id='wpcf7-62321801c246b-inline-inline-css' type='text/css'>↩#wpcf
Contexts in which element style may be used:
Where metadata content is expected.
In a noscript element that is a child of a head element.
Content model for element body:
Flow content.
I understand the purpose of this field and that it should indeed be hidden. In the admin, you’ve provided an option to move the CSS into the footer. However, it’s still inserted within the body.
Perhaps you could consider revising the following:
includes/honeypot4cf7.php
// Check if we should move the CSS off the element and into the footer
if ( ! empty( $atts['move_inline_css'] ) && $atts['move_inline_css'][0] === 'true' ) {
$hp_css = '#' . $wrapper_id . ' {' . $atts['css'] . '}';
wp_register_style( $unique_id . '-inline', false );
wp_enqueue_style( $unique_id . '-inline' );
wp_add_inline_style( $unique_id . '-inline', $hp_css );
$el_css = '';
} else {
$el_css = 'style="' . $atts['css'] . '"';
}
]]>I get the following errors on orders:
Message: Error when creating payment: {“message”:”Validation error: order_id already exists on another recurring”,”errors”:{“order_id”:[“already exists on another recurring”]},”error_code”:”400″}
I have a feeling this is some kind of conflict between your module “WooCommerce QuickPay” and the module “Custom Order Numbers for WooCommerce”
How it works is that there is a “post_id” for the order.
And within that post we have the actual id_order (from Custom Order Numbers for WooCommerce).
Would you please provide any info or help about it?
I am not sure why it says order already exists, although it doesn’t.
I was able to fix this by editing this file: contact-form-7-signature-addon\public\class-wpcf7-signature-public.php
Around line 198, change
<input %2$s id="wpcf7_input_%1$s"/><input %9$s id="wpcf7_input_%1$s_attachment"/><input %10$s id="wpcf7_input_%1$s_inline"/>%3$s
To:
<input class="wpcf7-form-control" %2$s id="wpcf7_input_%1$s"/><input %9$s id="wpcf7_input_%1$s_attachment"/><input %10$s id="wpcf7_input_%1$s_inline"/>%3$s
I know the plugin author probably isn’t going to release any more updates, but if you do, please include this in the update!
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