Jules Colle

Sorry. Should be fixed in version 2.3.18

Sorry about this. The issue should be fixed in version 2.3.18

Should be fix in version 2.3.18

Alright, I’ll mark this as resolved because we are unable to dig deeper into the issue here.

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It’s not allowed by the WP guidelines to take support for the free plugin outside of this forum. If you want to share private information, you could get the pro plugin and I can offer you support for that.

It’s hard to combine complex plugins like this. But the Pro version of Conditional Fields includes support for our own repeater solution: https://conditional-fields-cf7.bdwm.be/repeater/.

Sure. You can add the submit button inside a group, and then add the condition: “show group if field equals Black”.

Example: https://conditional-fields-cf7.bdwm.be/form-tester/?hash=a1be22d245b8daa76e6da92bc244323b

Form:

Q: A Panda Bear is White & ... [text t].
[group s][submit][/group]

Conditions:

show [s] if [t] equals "black"
show [s] if [t] equals "Black"

Note that people will still be able to submit the form by pressing Enter though. This might be okay for a simple quiz or game, but if you can’t allow this, you will need to write some server side validation: https://contactform7.com/2015/03/28/custom-validation/. Or, you might be interested in using the quiz field, which is builtin to CF7: https://contactform7.com/quiz/

Do you have a link where I can see the problem?

I removed the group tag from the inserter because there was a conflict with the latest version of CF7. For now you just need to add your groups manually by typing [group my-group][/group]

Sorry for the inconvenience. Hope to resolve this soon.

Marking this as resolved for now. Let me know if you are able to reproduce this problem on a clean wp installation.

Most bots are smart enough to not fill out invisible fields. With the current javascript support of modern browsers it’s pretty trivial for a bot to just check if a field is visible or not. So I assume most bots will leave the value blank. If you are looking for anti-spam solutions I think you’d be better off using the captcha functionality included in Contact Form 7. If that doesn’t work for you, you could make the form a bit more complicated and use custom validation to determine if the filled out fields are what you expect a human to fill in. I think using conditional fields for this purpose is just adding more complexity without a desired result. If you could give me the details of your form and tell me what kind of traffic you would like to block specifically, I might be able to help you decide on a strategy.

This is not really related to the conditional fields plugin, but I have written an article about this: https://bdwm.be/dynamically-populate-a-contact-form-7-dropdown-list-or-any-other-input-field/

This is weird. Can you confirm that you have the same problem on a clean WP install? I would really like to learn which theme or plugin could be responsible for this. If you have some time, would you mind running trough this checklist and let me know what you find?: https://conditional-fields-cf7.bdwm.be/docs/troubleshooting/does-not-work-with-a-third-party-theme-or-plugin/

Would be really appreciated.

Looks like you might have a plugin or theme installed that is removing the jQuery dependency that Conditional Fields relies on. Could you try switching to a default theme and disabling all plugins except CF7 and Conditional Fields?

You might also want to follow this guide in order to pinpoint the problem: https://conditional-fields-cf7.bdwm.be/docs/troubleshooting/does-not-work-with-a-third-party-theme-or-plugin/

All field names should be unique. So you must either rename your fields to your-email1 and your-email2 and also handle this in the thank you page, or (much simpler) you could add the property disable_on_hide to your groups. However, for the latter to work, you would need to upgrade to conditional fields PRO.