basvandijkk

Do you mean this block: https://prnt.sc/r3VJ1CScXme7

Glad you found a solution!

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I came across this post: StackExchange

I know I already pointed you to this filter. But it really looks like this is the solution. I could help you further if I know more about your code. Like the PHP side about how the form is being handled.

Well to my knowledge WordPress does not compress images by default. Maybe the dimensions which the image is being used with on the front-end aren’t the correct ones? Like not respecting the original dimensions of the image. Or stretching the image.

Do you have some sort of plugin that compresses images? Such as tinyPNG.

Nice that seems to be a way indeed. Getting the dimensions like that! What happens when you return false; when the image doesn’t meet your conditions?

How are you so sure that the maximum dimensions are triggering the 500 error. Do you have some sort of logged message of this?

Anyways I found a script that with some changes would solve your wish: GitHub Snippet.

I’m not completely sure whether $file contains the dimensions. If so this filter could be the soluction.

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

I think you could look at plugin in the direction of quizzes or something like ninjaforms or gravityforms which has conditional logic rules. Personally I think that I would make something myself. Since I don’t think there will something that is an exact match.

Yeah I get what you mean, but as of right now I get a error message that the phone number does not belong to the user country. The country that is being selected within the checkout(so not the one for the prefix of the telephone number).

@nooyee Have you tried using a new site key?

Thanks for your response Nick. I was already afraid of that answer haha. Thanks anyway.

@roselldk Thanks alot Rosel! Enjoy your vacation ??

Thanks alot for your quick response. I’ve also had the problem where the plugin wasn’t allowed to excecute your binaries(returning a 126 fault code). Figured out that it was due to the files not having the correct rights. Changed them with Chmod and now I’m able to use your binaries.

@vmarko Thanks for your reaction. I already figured that, but couldn’t figure out what was causing it. I replaced it with WP Super Cache since we’ve always used W3 and Super cache for our clients.

But anyway thanks for all the support.

@gidomanders Beste Guido, heb jij mijn laatste reactie nog gezien?