mrchambers

This isn’t a perfect fix, but I added the following code to the bottom of my IE7 and IE8 specific CSS which makes the carousel usable.

.jp-carousel .jp-carousel-slide {
	display: none !important;
}

.jp-carousel .selected {
	margin: 0 auto;
	display: block !important;
}

I hope this helps temporarily whilst Jeremy comes up with a more robust fix ??

I can confirm the issue with IE7 and 8… is there a roadmap for this fix?

Tylor,

I’ve written a hack for this as I had the same requirement and could not find a solution anywhere! I’m not a WordPress expert so hopefully someone who is can take this and refine it. It does work though ??

in plugins/contact-form-7/modules open up text.php.

find the line:
$value = $values[0]; (about line 73)

replace with:

$match = strpos($values[0], 'GET_');

if ($match === false) {
	$value = $values[0];
} else {
	$values[0] = str_replace('GET_', '', $values[0]);
	if (isset($_GET[$values[0]])) {
		$value = $_GET[$values[0]];
	}
}

Save the file.

In the contact form admin area, when you have a field that requires a GET var to appear insert ‘GET_’ directly before the variable name – ie;

[text your-name "GET_ref"]

If the GET var exists it will appear otherwise the field will be left blank!

There’s no support with this but I hope it solves your problem until a better option becomes available ??

Thanks,
Matt