jcmmediagroup

That’s very helpful, thanks so much!

This is in the changelog: https://contactform7.com/2023/08/06/contact-form-7-58/

It says that old IDs will continue to work in shortcodes.

Thanks for the reply. I gave that a try, but it still produces the same 500 error. I’m not sure what other context might be helpful… the CRM we’re connecting to is Sage CRM. This API does not use authorization headers, and it does not provide a response.

You could try WordFence. It has a recaptcha option for WooCommerce in its free version. I don’t think it protects the checkout form, but if you don’t have free products, that form should be fairly well protected just by the fact that it costs money to checkout. Contact Form 7’s recaptcha integration also seems to protect many forms besides its own.

2.2.3 resolved the issue for me across all devices and browsers. Great resolution speed, thanks a million.

@federicama, did you try clearing the device cache on your mobile? For example, on an iPhone this is under Settings > Safari > Clear History and Website Data

My guess is that you have some old jQuery stuck in your device’s cache.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by jcmmediagroup.

I am having the same experience on multiple sites, all running WP 5.5.1. The issue persists with all plugins off (except for CF7 and RfCF7). It persists across theme changes.

When the redirect fails, it is due to a jQuery error. “$ is not a function” – which comes from the file wpcf7-redirect-frontend-script.js in the build folder. When I search/replace “$” with “jQuery” and re-upload this file, the issue resolves. It appears that noconflict mode is not properly being worked around.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by jcmmediagroup.

+1 – I’m having the same problem, also on Bluehost/Hostmonster. Following this topic for replies.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by jcmmediagroup.

Just a suggestion: In my opinion, the ideal UX would be the following:

If a product does not have min or max requirements set – continue to show “Add to Cart”.

If it does have a min and/or max, have the Add to Cart button/link change to a product link with Select Options (or whatever text) – similar to how those buttons change when it’s a simple product vs. a variable product.

-Jeff

Here’s a screencast. You can’t see my finger gestures, but I am not trying to select, I am trying to scroll.

Just a quick note, the Stripe fee shouldn’t accrue when Stripe payments are in test mode. It throws off the totals.

Akash, what about just setting a default size?

-Jeff