joeshock

This worked for me as well. Had to use the page ID.

Followed this guide: https://www.facebook.com/help/1503421039731588

No problem! Thanks for the reply!

If you have an idea of how to get this started, feel free to post how you might approach it and I can give it a try and submit for review. ??

Good morning Curtis!

Just wanted to check in to see if this feature might be on the roadmap soon? Love your plugin!

Welcome!

Awesome! Great to hear. If I manually alter your plugin in my source and get it to work I’ll reach out and share the code. I also have another item I’ve uncovered related to the alternate content that I’ll mention in a feature request.

Thanks for the great plugin!

You’re welcome.

Good point. You will probably have to upload screenshots to Google Drive or another server, then share a link here.

Re: user manual, I’m not the plugin author, only a user of the plugin, but I found it quite intuitive to read the plugin settings and understand. Not sure there is a manual, but glad to help if you share some more information.

Can you share the link to the website you’re working on and the name or text on the button you’re trying to use to trigger the altExitNotifier content?

Serge,

It might be a good idea to share screenshots and a link to your unique situation to help understand exactly what you’re trying to accomplish, then your code can be reviewed.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by joeshock.

Hi Serge,

Here is how you would add a class to a link:
<a class="altExitNotifier" href="https://www.example.com">Click me for altExit content</a>

The altExitNotifier class needs to be on the anchor tag I believe. I haven’t tried it on a button yet, but I have tried it on a menu item in the WordPress menu system, and unfortunately when you use the additional classes feature in the WordPress menu system, the class is applied to the list item, not the anchor link. This might be your issue.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by joeshock.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by joeshock.

Wow!

Glad that at least brought some more insight to the picture. Clarity, not so much.
Maybe try disabling all the other plugins one at a time except for the contact form 7 related ones and you might get something more clear.

Maybe try turning debug mode on in wp-config.php to see if you get some more errors?

Gotcha. Yes I did mean content for the message body when arriving in your inbox.

So your issue still is that the arrow just spins after success and no message is displayed?
Any errors you see in the console or error log?

Does your form’s message body have any content in it or is it blank?

Make sure your message body isn’t blank or it will fail. Just fixed mine by simply adding a message body. Might recommend to the Contact Form 7 Plugin author to add a space by default to the message body or something so this doesn’t happen. Either that or a more appropriate error message if possible.

Throwing this out there because it worked for me and I don’t believe it was one of the troubleshooting ideas mentioned above.

In my situation I was adding a bunch of extra code to the wp-config.php file to detect what server[‘host’] I was on and then switch the database name, username and password to connect to. Problem appeared to be that there was too much code above the other define method calls to complete inline quick enough. I ended up wrapping the “server environment detection” script in a function and calling it right before the other define method calls and it worked like a charm!