Joseph G.

WEll, I ended up using one of the DOM events: wpcf7mailsent to get working with a custom message, so at least there is an alternative to rolling it back to a prior version.

Add the message container:

<div class="submit-success">Successfully sent! Whatever else..</div>

Style your message however you want w/ a ‘display: none;’.

And, add this .js

    wpcf7Elm.addEventListener( 'wpcf7mailsent', function( event ) {
        $('.submit-success').fadeIn();
        setTimeout( function() {
            $('.submit-success').fadeOut();
        },5000);
    }, false );
 

https://contactform7.com/dom-events/

It’s not something everyone will understand, but will work!

Hope this issue is fixed at some point, and perhaps this can help others until it is resolved.

Great work on the plugin, and hope all is well.

Hi, Share… registered, filled out the form and it’s asking for a valid order number, which of course, I do not have, as we are using the non-pro version.

Please advise?

Hope you are having a great day!

Thanks, Shane!

Ps. Not sure the admin credentials would be necessary, as it should be just pealing the “http” to make it ‘//whatever.com/form/’. I haven’t dived into your code base to fix it this, because I hope we both agree, hacking the plugin is no the proper solution here. ??

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Joseph G..

+ Mine is NOT there, but cannot remove it from the admin area.

Just wanted to chime is… had the same issue and fixed by changing RMVer option.

Thanks!

add_filter( 'ssrp_post_link', 'prefix_ssrp_custom_post_link', 10, 2 );
function prefix_ssrp_custom_post_link( $post_link, $post_id ) {
	$post_link = '<a href="' . get_permalink( $post_id ) . '">' . get_the_title( $post_id ) . '</a>';
	return '<a href="' . get_permalink( $post_id ) . '">' . get_the_post_thumbnail( $post_id, 'custom-size' ) . '</a>' . $post_link;
}

You might try this as well:

#ywcnp_form_name_your_price label {
    display: none;
}
 
#ywcnp_form_name_your_price:before {
    content: 'Please enter your Quote:';
    margin-right: 8px;
}

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Joseph G..

Yith,

I truly appreciate you providing this plugin, and I would recommend this option be added, as it’s basic to it’s use… I cannot imagine everyone would want “Choose the Amount” as the label. It will greatly narrow the usefulness of this plugin (and I surely don’t want to change it dynamically w/ .js, as that just adds unnecessary coding and complexity to the site, as you know).

I appreciate your consideration in regard to adding this option.

findlay62,

Please keep in mind, if you change a template like this, if the template is ever updated by the plugin creator and you update the plugin, you will lose the change(s). It is not good practice to change the templates like this, unless you disable the plugin from being updated and you hope there are never security patches for the plugin. Overall, not the route one ‘should’ take, ever if does ‘solve’ the issue in the short-term. Hope that helps.

Anyone figure this out, aside from contact “premium support”?

Thanks in advance.

Joseph – thanks for letting me know that you finally got this fixed with Bluehost.

You bet, and as always, wonderful job… keep up the GREAT work!

Sincerely,

-j

Thanks for the response, and perhaps someone will find it of use.

After being on hold for a little under thirty minutes, the tech guy straightened it out. Our connection was poor, so we didn’t discus, just trying our best to understand the bare minimum in discussion. He ‘fixed’ it, whatever was happening.

In the cpanel, it showed one thing, but phpinfo() was showing something else. I would have asked more information, but again, the connection was sooooooooooooo bad, it was amazing we even got through what we did.

For others, if you see one version in your cpanel at bluehost, perhaps still try to create a file like test.php with the following code in it, just to double check if it’s the ‘right’/matching version:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

If they are different, perhaps it’s time to give bluehost a call.

So, all good here!

Appreciate your help and all that you have done in offering such a wonderful plugin.

Hope all is well!

Sincerely,

-joseph

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by Joseph G..

Despite what the cpanel states in the bluehost account, it’s NOT the right version of PHP, even after I changed the PHP Config area… so, will call Bluehost now, as it’s 5.2… Unreal… you would think they would get the right version showing in their cpanel.

Status Closed!

Hope all is well!

Interesting, tried all three versions of php 5.4 as well, and still the error. No clue at this point. ??

You know, I truly apologize, as it’s been so long now (a lot in between), I do not exactly remember. I can tell you the process I used though. I commented out my .css area on the whole to see if that was the issue, and it was, as it became responsive afterward. I then just ‘widdled away’ and un-commented different parts until I found the offending .css.

Sorry, do not remember what I found, but yours probably is different anyway.

Hope all is well!

-j

I haven’t figured it out yet, but will… it’s something with my .css… will mark resolved. Sorry for the questions, and thanks again for the great slider! ??

You kidding? Confirming is the least I could do! ?? Thank you, I am quite impressed, very nice experience.

Well, ‘Responsive Menu’, an early ‘Happy Birthday’ to you, and do hope you take a break… as I get older and older (and older) I find it’s all in the pace… don’t want to see you burn out. ??

All the best, and hope your enjoy being ‘unplugged’ for a few days, sounds like you very much deserve it! ??

Thanks again… it’s been a pleasure!

-j