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Confirmed. The plugin works now for standard admin users on our multisite. Thank you, Jens!

Thanks @jekuer! I’ll will keep an eye out for the next release, test, and report back.

We use another plugin, Embed Iframe, to allow standard admin users to add iframes to their content, which would otherwise require super admin capabilities on a multisite. I notice that Embed Iframe doesn’t supply its own block; instead, users enter a shortcode. I think this gets us around the unfiltered_html capability requirement. (Needless to say, a dedicated block is vastly preferable to using the shortcode block.)

I have the feeling this plugin doesn’t work anymore: when I inspect the HTML code of the contact page of my website, I can see the email is not obfuscated anymore.

Your browser’s web inspector will show you the resulting code after javascript has run. That’s why you see a readable email address in your HTML. If you use your browser’s “view source” instead, you will see that your email addresses are, in fact, obfuscated.

All good, thanks for replying. It was my fault for failing to save my SMTP credentials after entering them.

Yes! It’s fixed. After updating to 7.6.2 and clearing the server’s cache, the order of the fields became consistent. And, what’s more, it’s now writing the ACF-fields in the order used in the shortcode. I can update my CSS to remove the flexbox order reversal. Thank you!

Brilliant! Thanks Jordy.

This is resolved for me.

I’m happy to report that wpcf7_anonymize_ip_addr() is working for now. The last chunk of IPv4 addresses is being converted to 0.

This is the code I have in my functions.php:

if (function_exists( 'wpcf7_anonymize_ip_addr' )){
add_filter( 'wpcf7_remote_ip_addr', 'wpcf7_anonymize_ip_addr' );
}

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by bügelfrei. Reason: Fixed typo in position of closing CODE tag

I just sent you a link to a zipped copy of my custom plugin via your contact form. Many thanks!

Mighty thanks, @bcworkz!

I rigged it up last night and it works!

The form on this staging page is now set to mail me (so you are welcome to test it):
https://sf.nnalphastaging.wpengine.com/contact/

Thank you!

You are good! Neither flex nor grid were in my CSS tool kit. Now they are. I went with flex as it seems like browser support has been around a bit longer.

My test page has been updated to show what should be my final CSS and markup (I wrapped the titles in H3s).

Mighty thanks!

If I can help you out with proofreading and updating your documentation, give me a shout via my personal website (link in my WP profile). I’m much obliged.

Hi Shamim,

Everything seems good with 6.1.1! I tested logging in as a superadmin and as a regular admin at a few subsites and captcha works as expected. Leaving a comment on a post works as expected (with regard to the Captcha). The superadmin can access the ANR’s settings, the regular admin can’t. This seems right.

Thank you!

Now, I still have the following in my must-use plugin:

if ( !function_exists( 'anr_verify_captcha' ) ) {
  add_action( 'admin_notices', 'no_anr_notice' );
} 
else {
  add_filter( 'anr_same_settings_for_all_sites', '__return_true' );
}

Do I need to keep this, or is it redundant now?

Cheers.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by bügelfrei.

All good! Thanks for your work!