dsogawa

Sorry for my late reply.

Yes, as you pointed out, due to project schedules, I decided to use a different plugin this time.

However, we want this plugin to be your first choice when implementing multi-step forms in WordPress.

I used this plugin once and tested it with Ajax disabled.

https://formcontrols.com/

But then Contact Form 7 itself didn’t seem to work.

I haven’t been able to identify the cause yet, but I would like to try it again in another test environment.

If you have any examples of possible causes, please let me know.

thank you for your reply.

/wp-json/contact-form-7/v1/contact-forms/289/feedback

Accessing the above seemed to return a 404 error instead of a 403 error.

https://gyazo.com/1e58d48ef530d45b3e86c1e37c49027b

I guess this is because the above route allows the POST method instead of the GET method.

https://gyazo.com/1363b85b181c9f189aad39b65cd9ca48

The following error is returned when executing with the POST method.

https://gyazo.com/7da893752bba7e433ff34fedfc1e24f3

It looks like ajax is not working on your site.

As for the Ajax operation, there is no problem sending the email itself, so I think it is working properly.

Are there any other possible causes?

@stevejonesdev?

Hello,
Regarding the matter in the title, I was able to solve it with the latest version you updated.
Thank you for your prompt response.
My client is currently using custom posts, and we are considering introducing a paid version.
They seem to like the ease of use of the plugin.

Thank you.

@stevejonesdev Thank you for your prompt response.
I will try to verify it later.

@stevejonesdev

You might want to confirm that your server is allowing the PHP file_get_contents function.

I used PHP’s file_get_contents function to verify that I could get the contents. (PHP version is 7.2.31, SiteGuard WP Plugin is disabled)

And the following error is displayed and content acquisition failed.

file_get_contents: SSL operation failed with code 1. OpenSSL Error messages: error:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failed in…

Therefore, when I changed it to ignore SSL errors, I was able to successfully retrieve the content.

Is the above error related to this issue?

Hello steve.
Thank you for your reply.

Sorry about the late reply.

I understand.
Admittedly, I was aware of the PHP version issue as well.

It’s difficult to change the PHP version due to the server I’m using, but I’ll try to verify the SiteGuard WP Plugin issue.

Thank you for your help.

hello. edo888

Thank you for answering, I understand.
We will consult with the client once and consider the paid version if requested.

Thank you.