KaelinDesign

I’m running into this as well on only one page of my site- but if I click in the edit area and drag to highlight, the content is still there as html text. Do you see the same?

How did you get this resolved? Same issue with my site. Any image in a divi module or theme option returns a 403 error, but images served through a different plugin or directly through WordPress are fine.

Did you ever find a permanent solution? Running into the same issue with my site.

No- but don’t worry about it. I’ve decided to go with a different plugin that works out of the box with Divi. Thanks anyway.

Certainly. https://kaelindesign.com/screenshot-error.png

Not sure what the problem was- I uninstalled and reinstalled the plugin, and it works fine. Probably the cache, I’m thinking.

Plus shortocdes that rely on attributes can be confusing for some users because it is pretty much like having to write code.

Well yes, but that doesn’t bother me. I just didn’t want to have to wrap my brain around figuring out the google calendar import when you’d already done such a nice job! Thanks for your prompt response!

You’re welcome! If you get nervous about it, setup a schedule. Like checking the oil in your car, your websites need to be maintained as well. Especially those pieces that produce leads and conversions, or are for security. Go through once a month, and just double check your forms work, and everything is up to date.

It does wonders for peace of mind! ??

I know two things. 1) JetPack was updated today. 2) The guys who run the JetPack code and updates are top notch, and work really hard to fix any and all bugs.

My suggestion is you hold on to Contact Form 7 until JetPack is updated- probably over the next few days- and wait and see. You have a stopgap in place, so you won’t miss any leads, and it doesn’t hurt anything to see how everything gets resolved.

….. Not necessarily. Both plugins are fairly well written, and there shouldn’t be any conflicts, but it’s better to be safe than sorry. If you don’t absolutely have to have JetPack, I’d deactivate it for the 5 or 10 minutes you’ll need to test the other form.

And you’re welcome! I know how frustrating contact forms can be. ??

Try Contact Form 7, I’m pretty sure they use wp_mail(); . As this is a production site, you could install the plugin, then set the form up on a private page so you can test it in peace without customers stumbling across it…

Alternately, I use a variation on the form in this tutorial for my testing:

https://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/creative-coding/creating-a-simple-contact-form-for-simple-needs/

Just having a very basic form on hand to test things can be very helpful sometimes.

Do you have another working email script on your website that you could compare results with? Aside from Jetpack, I mean? I’ve had up to a 12 hour delay on WordPress email simply due to server load sometimes. If you use another form to test with that uses the wp_mail(); function, we could rule out server delay on that function at least.

For what it’s worth, I’m running two websites with the Jetpack contact form enabled, neither of which run any other plugins. One is running WordPress 3.5.1, one running WordPress 3.5.2, and both send to multiple email addresses.

I did work with those for a while, but found that shortcodes are set after plugins are enabled- which doesn’t actually happen on the admin side. They only get enabled for the front end, even though the menus and things are on the backend. I ended up writing a little php email form instead.

I really appreciate your suggestions, Mike, and your coding!

Hmm. What about calling the array directly? Something like this:

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/61567/do-shortcode-within-admin-page

No problem- I love mailchimp! Just gotta bribe it with bananas sometimes. ??

Actually, you can add it, but you need to edit the plugin file.

If you open mailchimp_widget.php find this block of code:

<input type="text" size="4" maxlength="4" value="" name="'.esc_attr($opt.'[detail2]').'" id="'.esc_attr($opt.'-detail2').'" class="mc_input mc_phone" />
			';
				break;
			case 'email':
			case 'url':
			case 'imageurl':
			case 'text':
			case 'number':
			default:
				$html .= '
	<input type="text" size="18" value="'.esc_html($var['default']).'" name="'.esc_attr($opt).'" id="'.esc_attr($opt).'" class="mc_input" />';

At the end, just after class=”mc_input” add this:

placeholder="Your best email...."

Or whatever you want your placeholder to be. I’ve added it to the email field in this example, but if you search “mc_input” you’ll find options for address, name, etc.

Just keep in mind that if you update the plugin, you’ll have to go back and redo your edits.