Alex Stine

@themesumo

I don’t have that kind of money, so I think I’ll leave this open and see if it attracts a solution or good starting point.

Thanks.

Hello @tifi

Could you please go and try to reset your password at the password reset form? This will allow us to know if email is working properly for your site.

Looking forward to the results.

Thanks.

Thanks for your response @themesumo.

I honestly cannot find a plugin that does the customizing of roles and capabilities such as explained in my example above. I don’t want to allow one role to have the “edit_others_posts” capability, I only want said role to have that capability if post was published by a specific role.

Bob: Student
John: Teacher
Jim: Editor
John should only be able to edit, trash, publish, ETC Bob’s posts.

Hope that makes sense.

You’re welcome @heidelbach.

Hopefully it will be patched in a future update.

@webxmedia

Don’t see the update yet, but when I do, I’ll update and let you know. Have you merged in to WP SVN or is it still on a branch of GitHub?

Thanks for the fast response. ??

Oh, the “Edit” link is missing. Yeah, please don’t do another update like that, I’m a blind user and things such as changing links and not including text do not work out real well for me. Will be deactivating this plugin until fixed.

@sabinem

Please see these articles, they will give you a better understanding of the mail functions.
https://contactform7.com/setting-up-mail/
https://contactform7.com/best-practice-to-set-up-mail/
https://contactform7.com/adding-cc-bcc-and-other-mail-headers/

Hope this helps!

Hello @heidelbach

I noticed this on my site as well. Could you please try this CSS code to see if this hides the message you are talking about?

.screen-reader-response {
display: none;
}

You can add this CSS code in a Child Theme style.css file or you can use a custom CSS plugin.

@takayukister, On my site I’m using the default Twenty Sixteen theme and the screen reader response class shows, seems to be a bug.

Thanks.

Hello @tifi

I recommend you start by running a plugin/theme compatibility test.
1. Deactivate all plugins but ContactForm7.
2. Check to see if the issue is still there.
3. If not, activate your plugins one by one until you find the one causing the issue.
4. If plugins turn nothing up, switch to the Twenty Sixteen default theme to see if this makes a difference.

Knowing this information can decide the next course of action.

@takahashi_fumiki

Thanks, got the basic functionality, this will be good for now.

That was my question exactly, it looks like there is a template for this, but I can’t find how to use it.

@takayukister, could you please provide some insight on this?

+1 from me.

Hello @takahashi_fumiki

Would it be possible to open a modal after “Not Useful” is clicked with a ContactForm7 form inside? Then the form itself will auto grab the URL through the submissions section.

So now all I need is the modal and to embed the form.

Thanks.

Hey @takahashi_fumiki

Alright, fair enough. Hopefully you will keep it on the list for a potential feature in the future.

Is there anyway via PHP to hook in to the “Not Useful” link and once clicked it will redirect to a page with a form so the user can say why? If at all possible, it would be great to grab the current post URL and insert it in the form field.

Thanks.