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Thank you, much appreciated ??

Hi David,
Thank you so much for your help with this – it’s exactly what I was after.

I really appreciate your speedy support with this.

Many thanks,
Huseyin

Hi David,
Thank you for your quick response. I’ve tried your solution but it is not returning any results.
So I thought maybe it is something to do with the slugs, so tried the following, but that is returning everything tagged by those three term ids, excluding the term correctly.

[mla_gallery]
mla_markup=information-leaflets
tax_query="array(
'relation' => 'AND',
    array(
        'taxonomy' => 'attachment_tag',
        'field' => 'id',
        'terms' => array(256, 255, 377)
    )
    array(
        'taxonomy' => 'attachment_tag',
        'field' => 'id',
        'terms' => array(490),
        'operator' => 'NOT IN'
    )
)"
[/mla_gallery]

Any ideas most welcome.

Thank you @dglingren for the quick response and fix, much appreciated!

Same is happening to my site using 3.08 version.

Hello, was there any resolution with this? I’m experiencing something similar. Seems to depend on the form and the parameters I’m trying to display on the thank you page.

Hi @dpinson
Thanks for the reply and suggestions. I’m going to try a redirect to a thank you page. As a public sector service that needs to adhere to WCAG AA Level, my preference is not to have a CAPTCHA on the form.

Fingers crossed this works.

Have a great day!

Hello, I’m having the same issues. After the first param, it’s writing & in the URL. This is in Firefox and Edge.

https://www.torbayandsouthdevon.nhs.uk/contact-us/contact-form/thank-you/?form-link=form-dynamic&recipient-name=Web%20team

Hi,
Don’t know if you’ve figured this out yet. You’ve incorrectly used orderby, which should be title.

This should get you there.

[media-tags media_tags="DrumScored" orderby="title" order="ASC"]

Finally tracked it down to a clash with the iThemes plugin.

The following words aren’t allowed in a query string in an attempt to stop malicious attacks.

globals|encode|localhost|loopback|request|concat|insert|union|declare

Hopefully others will find this useful.

Hate to keep this thread going by looking spammy.

Just tracked the issue down to a specific word – request. It doesn’t like that as a word my key. Removing it is the easy option, now wondering why this is the case?

So I’ve narrowed it down a bit.

If I’m logged in, long keys will display. However when logged out, only keys that are 40 characters or less will display. Anything above that won’t and returns a 403 error.

Any ideas out there?

Figured it out. Firefox was happy not having the size attribute set on the field. All the other browsers need it otherwise the default is 40 characters. Anything above that and the field would be empty.

Ignore the above, I was wrong.

Thanks for the reply Paul.

Yes, I had to add extra code to your mediatags_shortcodes.php and add an extra option of ‘error_message’ to the shortcode.

Do you think this is something you’ll factor in future versions?

Thanks for replying, it pointed me in the right direction.

I’m afraid my PHP skills are not very good, but I managed to cobble this together if anyone is interested.

This goes into your functions.php

function cf7_get_feedback_form_sc($atts){
	extract(shortcode_atts(array(
		'key' => '',
		'default' => '[email protected]'
	), $atts));

	if(isset($_GET[$key]) and !empty($_GET[$key])) {
		return $_GET[$key];
	} else {
		return $default;
	}

}

add_shortcode('CF7_GET_feedback_form', 'cf7_get_feedback_form_sc');

I then use this as the shortcode used in Contact Form 7

[dynamichidden email-recipient id:email-recipient "CF7_GET_feedback_form key='email_recipient'"]

Hopefully it’s okay, but I’m happy for feedback.