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Thanks a lot. I greatly appreciate the maintenance for the plugin.

Sorry for the confusion. Here is the issue, I have a dropdown list that the user can select from. The list has category names. So I want to map the post submitted to the category based on what the user has selected from the category field dropdown list.

Hi @aurovrata

I do not want to map posts to different post types. The post type is the same. I just want to map to different post categories depending on the User’s selection.

For instance I have a drop-down select field with three categories: “Category 1”, “Category 2”, “Category 3”. And I also have Post categories: “Post 1”, “Post type 2”, “Post type 3”. How can I make sure that when category 1 is selected, it goes to post type 1, when category two is selected, it maps to post type 2 and category 3 maps to post type 3.

I have no problem updating my functions.php file if you can provide some sort of sample code for me to use and replace the category values with the ones on my website.

Thanks for the explanation. I figured the data was still around and nothing had actually been lost so I guessed reactivating might solve the problem. Nice to know exactly why though.

I have not tried out your new plugin. I didn’t know about it. I use a theme that makes it easy-ish to create table-like layouts. But I will definitely install your plugin and test it out and give you feedback and a rating. It will most likely be more intuitive than how I do it currently anyway.

I updated CF7 and clicked the link that said Validate all forms. Agter validating my forms sucessfully, I was redirected to the Contact form page that lists all contact forms and I was shown a message that says no errors were found. However, all the options provided by the post my cf7 plugin were gone. I couldn’t see anything relating to creating new maps, viewing exisiting map settings or ecen the settings that allow you to publish a form map or set it as a draft. There were just no more mapping settings at all but the forms were still being listed in a post-type manner. Unfortunately I did not take a screenshot but you could try validating some forms and see what happens. If the settings vanish then deactivating and reactivating your plugin will fix that.

Upon doing some investigation, I think it is a conflict issue, the minification from Hummingbird plugin seemed to be causing the problem. So I excluded this file from minification: tribe-events.min.js and now the issue is gone. However, I cannot get it to show like it does here in this demo (https://wpshindig.com/) were you see the details for each even on however. When I hover over a title all I do not see any details at all. The title is merely a link to the event post. Do you have any advice regarding this because I really would like to buy pro but I just want to make sure everything will work well before I buy the pro version.

I have added a custom logout button with the simple membership logout link so that users can use it to log out instead of using the WordPress logout link. That should solve the issue.

I understand what you mean. I have tried the same thing with a subscriber role and I got the same result. Perhaps you could give it a try with a subscriber role on a page with restricted content and let me know your result.

Hello,

The documentation provides a very helpful plugin for easily adding already subscribed users as members. But that doesn’t solve the problem. But just to make sure, I went a head and deleted myself as a member from the simple membership menu, I then downloaded and installed the plugin. I imported myself as from the list of users to a membership level that has access to the content.

After that I opened my browser in incognito, went to the restricted page and I was shown a login form. I opened a new tab with the website ‘My account’ page and logged in using the usual WordPress login form.

I refreshed the first tab with restricted content and it showed me the content since I had just logged in. So I then logged out from the My Account tab using the WordPress logout link in the header. Upon returning to the restricted content page and refreshing, I was still able to view the content just fine. The black bar in the header did not show anymore since I had logged out of WordPress. But it seems perhaps simple membership uses a cookie to store if you are logged in and that cookie value doesn’t become invalid upon logging out using a WordPress link.

I have tested this several times. I even logged out from the same page as the restricted content and refreshed the browser tab. The black WordPress bar no longer shows but the content is still accessible.

Yes I am

I cannot replace the theme at this time unfortunately. I will attempt to find a solution to the problem and get the wapu loader to work with this theme.

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Here is a css solution that I tried to use to fix the problem:

.wpcf7-submit:active + .ajax-loader {visibility:visible !important;}

The problem with the above solution is that it shows the wapu image for a very short time. Probably less than a second since the :active state only stays while the button is clicked.

I have done a bit of investigating and the plugin is being loaded but not being shown properly. This is what is happening on the pages with contact forms:
1. The wapu image is loaded but the css for the class is set to visibility:hidden.
2. The visibility: hidden setting doesn’t change when you submit the form. So if I use chrome browser and inspect the page and manually change the visibility option and then click submit, I see the wapu loader functioning. (It looks very cool by the way.)

The problem is the visibility: hidden. It doesn’t change on clicking submit. Additionally, the css class has a display:inline-block setting but it needs to be set to display:none !important before the button is clicked. Because the space that the wapu image takes up is still being shown below the submit button as empty space since visibility is hidden but display is set to inline-block.

So what I need help with is making sure that after clicking submit, the visibility:hidden changes to visibility:visible. And before clicking the submit button, display should be display:none. On click then it becomes display:inline-block.