Alex Stanhope

Hi Jeremy,

Thanks so much for the reply, and it is indeed Posts > All Posts that is displaying the issue.

True to my luck, this is happening on a server I don’t admin, so will have to chase the hosts for the error logs and get back to you – if it was happening on one of my boxes, I could have got the information to you a long time ago!

Interesting!

Keeping Photon enabled on the site I was experiencing the problem with, and using define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’,false)l in wp-config.php seems to have fixed it for me too ??

I’m seriously starting to think caching is at the heart of this; the site I had problems with (out of a good number running Photon/Jetpack) was the one that had Super Cache installed in tandem. All the others I admin were fine as far as I can see!

I’ve also had this one crop up on a few pages on one particular site with Photon enabled.

So far, the only solution for me was to disable Photon until this gets patched, which will hopefully be soon ??

FWIW, the site I was having the trouble with has the Super Cache plug-in running, so I’m wondering if this might have something to do with the issue at all!

Hi Mike,

I have always liked this plugin, and one of the main reasons for this is that it hasn’t traditionally inserted a whole heap of extra JS/CSS into pages where it isn’t being used (unlike certain other contact form plugins out there!)

As per the other comments in this thread, I would be hugely grateful to see an update which removes any calls to the vCita stuff if it has been explicitly disabled in the settings panel.

Finally, thanks for taking the time to put together such an excellent plugin – if the above is taken care of, it’ll go back to being pretty much perfect ??

I’ve run into the same issue to since upgrading to WP v3.3 – the contact form now generates a 404 on submission ??

Spotted a few other things!

With the map points that are wrongly shown in the middle of the sea, it looks like they’re missing their latitudes and longitudes for some reason, as per the following example:

map_points_canvas_Adxz[14] =
{“address”:””,
“lat”:””,
“long”:””,
“info”:”<div>Germany Holidays: The Kiel Canal</div> “,
“icon”:”https://germanyiswunderbar.com/wp-content/uploads/marker-googlemap-small3.png&#8221;};

Also, I’m running the WP Super Cache plug-in on the site – might this be causing a problem?

Sorry, I meant v2.1.2 of the plug-in!

And … it is displaying the map points – but only sometimes!

When the page is refreshed, it occasionally shows the map points as being in the Atlantic ocean (off the west coast of Africa), but this is wrong, as all the locations should be in Germany!

I wonder why this is happening! I have a few thoughts on this:

1: The place names are all German, and so have non-English characters in them (like umlauts and so forth) – perhaps this might be causing an issue?

2: On the home page of the site, there are around 80 map points (across 5 maps) – perhaps the Google Maps v3 API doesn’t “like” this many requests at one time?

3: Some of the post names have apostrophe and colon characters in them, for example: Germany Holidays: Miniatur Wunderland, Hamburg’s model railway – again, this might cause a problem to due to these not being escaped possibly?

As always, I will very much look forward to hearing anyone’s thoughts on this!

Thanks so much for getting back to me!

I had a feeling that the wpcf7_form_action_url filter might be the thing to look at!

The only problem is that I have 3 separate contact forms on the site – I really should donate by the way! Only one of these needs to POST data to another location, whereas the other 2 are “standard” email forms.

As a result, I’m a bit unsure as to the best way of using the filter, and again, any suggestions you might have would be very much appreciated ??

Hi,

Thanks for the great plug-in!

I do have a quick question though; is it possible in “sitemap” mode to list Blog posts as well as pages? (assuming the WP installation’s home page is actually a Page as set in the “Reading” options!)

Once again, thanks for your work on this plug-in and TIA for your help with this!