iTerentius

Actually I found the answer here:

https://jasonyingling.me/dynamically-overwrite-wordpress-permalinks-with-filters/

Thanks for the fix Joachim!

I was told this was a known issue with the complexity of Advanced Custom Fields (because of their relational fields option). Joachim provided a plugin to disable checking on ACF conditions (which thankfully we aren’t using yet), which solved the issue until CAS comes out with a formal release fix.

Very cool. Love the plugin, love the support!

I just sent, thanks!

@wfbrad, No, I don’t use this plugin.

@wfasa, So, I’m using the free version on this site. When I got to the place you mention the only form is either for premium subscription or for searching the knowledge base.

Woocommerce spits out a nice summary of things and I can email that to the address provided if it helps. I couldn’t find this within Wordfence.

I may assume some conflict with woocommerce considering this is the only thing creating or updating users on my site.

Isaac

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I am getting the same thing on one of my sites. This is running woocommerce which might means every order creates a new user. My client is concerned (as am I). I didn’t realize deleting was also possibly destroying user data.

Unfortunately, this site is behind a firewall, which of course makes normal support next to impossible. However, my setup isn’t very complex. It’s mainly Genesis Framework and one of their childthemes. https://www.studiopress.com

Actually, I moved to a bit of a different solution which is working and fits my needs a bit better, so though you may want to check out a genesis install with it, I think I’m past the need for support at the moment.

Isaac

Thanks for your response Stephen,

Just to be clear, this is for a single event, not an archive? I was thinking the taxonomy-event-category-{term-slug}.php was for archives. If I am incorrect this will work perfectly. I was having to do conditional code in my single-event.php to get around it, but it is klugey.

Isaac

P.S. I LOVE your plugin and have used it on numerous sites. I’m trying to dig a bit deeper here.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by iTerentius.

Thanks for the response. However, this doesn’t help much.

As I have an orange border, that would be mean the spam issue. What makes a form look like spam and why does this currently work on 11 other sites that are identical and on the same server? The only thing that has changed from these other sites is the email address to send to and from.

I may have forgotten to mention the problem happens with all other plug-ins disabled. Same theme and version of wordpress as working sites as well.

And once more, other mail goes out fine from this same website just fine.

Mail Tab settings:

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Form HTML:

[response]
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-6">
<label>First Name*</label>[text* your-first-name] </p>
</div>
<div class="col-md-6">
<label>Last Name*</label>[text* your-last-name] </p>
</div>
</div>
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-12">
<label>E-mail*</label>[email* your-email] </p>
</div>
</div>
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-12">
<label>Subject</label>[text* your-subject] </p>
</div>
</div>
<div class="row">
<div class="col-md-12">
<label>Your Message</label>[textarea your-message]</p>
[checkbox mc-subscribe default:1 "I would like to new product & news updates"]
</div>
</div>
<div class="row" style="margin-top:20px;">
<div class="col-md-9">
[recaptcha theme:light]
<button type="submit" value="Submit" class="wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-submit btn btn-lg kad-btn kad-btn-primary" id="submit">Send Message</button>
</div>
</div>
<p class="small">* required field</p>

I am having the same issue with one site. I’ve disabled all other plugins and the problem persists. It seems to totally break the admin functionality of the website.

This is only on ONE of my sites in which I’m using it though, a very minimal start so far using a child of the Unite theme. It only started with 1.6.2.

https://ringographics.yazl.net

(plugin is currently disabled).

P.S. I would be interested in finding out how to bypass the e-mail function altogether. I didn’t see anything about this. If you don’t put an e-mail for the first e-mail, it gives a fail to the user, but in actuality it still sends the data to salesforce. It would be nice to disable the e-mail feature altogether.

Alright. The speed issue wasn’t the CF7 plugin at all. This was improper host settings on my digitalocean server droplet.

A simple fix for that short of installing an smtp server is here:
https://deeemm.com/m-blog/entry/general/fix-your-painfully-slow-php-mail-function

The lag was due to the e-mail (which I’m not really using) taking forever to send so the JS event took forever to fire which made for the 1 minute spinning after submitting the form.

It turns out using the WordPress plugin “Forms: 3rd Party Integration” to map the fields for salesforce works fine and sent the data immediately, it was only the e-mail (which again I’m not really using as salesforce and our other marketing automation software will send the mail) was the hold-up.

There is also a PHP solution, by the way, that works instead of that plugin (the plugin was based on this same code they say) that also works:
https://www.alexhager.at/how-to-integrate-salesforce-in-contact-form-7/

Bottom line: Make sure that your PHP e-mail and host file is set up properly so the mail doesn’t lag for a full minute.

I’m not sure if this is technically resolved. But I did find out that after about a minute of spinning I now get a response page from salesforce. I tried Gravity Forms with the same speed issue. This might be just the speed of salesforce accepting the data and giving back a success.