Joseph

ah ok sorry about that. Yes we have tech support and we are working with them, I thought someone in this fine community may have seen it before (I am sure many have) and perhaps have a solution. Thanks for your time.

I am sorry Steve, what do you need from me? If you are able to help?

Thanks Steve, here is our configurations. We have a dedicated server with Inmotion Hosting:

cpanellogd up
cpdavd up
cpsrvd up
crond 1.4.4-16 up
dnsadmin up
exim 4.89.1-1 up
ftpd 1.0.45 up
httpd 2.4.25 up
imap 2.2.33.2 (d6601f4ec) up
ipaliases up
lfd up
lmtp up
mysql 5.6.38-1 up
named 0 up
pop 2.2.33.2 (d6601f4ec) up
queueprocd up
rsyslogd 5.8.10-10 up
spamd 3.4.1 up
sshd 5.3p1-123 up

Option Configured Value
Default PHP Version (.php files) 5
PHP 5 Handler dso

Apache suEXEC on
Apache Ruid2 on
Default PHP Version (.php files)
PHP 5 Handler dso

Apache suEXEC on

Thanks for the review ??

Hello Roman,

Thanks for the message, it is unlikely that it is related to WP 4.7 unless something else on your website was effected by it, thus in turn causing problems with VFB because believe me, we would be hearing a lot more about it by now.

I’d suggest first trying to rest for conflicts: https://classic.vfbpro.com/faq/resolving-theme-or-plugin-conflicts/

The other thing you want to explore is if your server is compatible with WordPress 4.7 and ensure that your running a high enough php version etc.

Thanks,
Joseph
VFBPro Support

Hey there Sberman,

Did this happen with WP 4.7?

Thanks,
Joseph
VFBPro Support

Hello LS,

I am sorry for the delay in my reply the higher the number the more strict the setting. The lower the setting the more strict it is.

You can use third party plugins and tools or server side tech to block submissions/blacklist.

Thanks,
Joseph

Hello Manuelxx,

Which version are you using? It is odd that one form would suddenly stop working but the rest still work. Usually it is all or nothing.

Thanks,
Joseph

Hello there,

Your best bet to allow uploads to registered/logged in users would be to create a page for logged in users/registered users, that only they can see then use a permissions plugin to manage the usage. Hope this helps.

Joseph
VFBPro Support

Piriland, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave us a great review, we appreciate it!

Joseph
VFBPro Support

It essentially blocks the submission from going through, you might check your backend entries however most will not go through.

Hope this helps,
Joseph
VFBPro Support

Hello,

We would suggest implementing spam prevention rules. There is a lot of ways to block, please see this documentation: https://classic.vfbpro.com/?s=block

Hope this helps,
Joseph
VFBPro Support

Hello Torquegod,

Sure you can use a php snippet, here is the information: https://classic.vfbpro.com/faq/how-do-i-add-forms-to-my-site/

Hope this helps,
Joseph
VFBPro Support

Hello Mc911,

You can really customize anyway you like with CSS, you will just need to identify the rules and apply the CSS changes to your liking.

Hope this helps,
Joseph
VFBPro Support

Thanks for jumping in on this Sam and helping! We appreciate it!

Thanks,
Joseph
VFBPro Support