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Appreciate it thanks

Thanks!

Actually the problem is my lack of familiarity with html/css limitations within email apps like outlook, I don’t think this has anything to do with CF7 or WP at this point.

Turns out it was actually a conflict with Yoast, specifically the “force rewrite titles” option when it’s enabled.

My theme was lacking a hook for Yoast, this force rewrite feature only appears in the settings if you’re missing that hook.

I added the Yoast hook which allowed me to disable that setting, allowing your plugin to work.

Thanks for getting the plugin back online!

I get this too, on a site I just launched today on a fresh Siteground install, PHP 7.4.30.

It doesn’t break my site but I see this error at the top of the page in the back end.

Thanks! I’ll await your investigation.

Following up on this for support please. I’m not sure why the code pasted in an ugly manner the first time, so here is a second attempt, it’s the exact same code.

<?php if ( ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE==’en’ ) : ?>
<?php echo do_shortcode(‘[ajax_load_more container_type=”ul” post_type=”post” custom_args=”lang:en” category=”teen-health” posts_per_page=”4″ repeater=”template_1″ scroll=”true” scroll_distance=”160″ transition=”fade” orderby=”date” order=”DSC”]’); ?>
<?php elseif ( ICL_LANGUAGE_CODE==’fr’ ) : ?>
<?php echo do_shortcode(‘[ajax_load_more container_type=”ul” post_type=”post” custom_args=”lang:fr” category=”sante-des-ados” posts_per_page=”4″ repeater=”template_1″ scroll=”true” scroll_distance=”160″ transition=”fade” orderby=”date” order=”DSC”]’); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

It is 100% the same code, I have double checked that I am not loading the wrong form onto this page.

Well in CF7, this is my form, you can see the MC4WP- in each field.

Should this be displaying in the DOM? I have another project using this same setup and it does not have any issues, on that project I also do not see any mention of MC4WP in the input fields in the DOM.

<figure class="wpcf7_field_first_name">
  [text* first-name MC4WP-FNAME placeholder "First Name *"]
</figure>

<figure class="wpcf7_field_last_name">
  [text* last-name MC4WP-LNAME placeholder "Last Name *"]
</figure>

<figure class="wpcf7_field_email">
  [email* email MC4WP-EMAIL placeholder "Email *"]
</figure>

<figure class="wpcf7_field_phone">
  [tel phone MC4WP-TEL placeholder "Phone Number"]
</figure>

<figure class="wpcf7_field_company">
  [text* company MC4WP-COMP placeholder "Organization *"]
</figure>

<figure class="text-color-white">
  [mc4wp_checkbox]
</figure>

[cf7sr-simple-recaptcha]

[submit "Get Access"]

Is there any way I can see the info being passed to Mailchimp via the browser developer tools? I really need to get this solved in order to launch a marketing campaign.

Sure here you go: https://bit.ly/3DhPivP

Sure and thanks for the replies. The plugin works perfectly on the primary language side of the site, on both domains. It’s just the French side of the alias site still links to the primary for all the internal links on the site.

I’ll send this over to the email address you suggested, thanks for your time!

Essentially what I’m looking to do is have my non-multi-site WPML installation be accessable from two totally different domain names. I have two languages setup, English as the default and French as the secondary. I use the “directory” permalink structure so my English homepage would be example.com and the French would be example.com/fr/

I want to be able to visit a totally different domain, such as example2.com and example2.com/fr/ and see the exact same site as my primary domain, and when I’m browsering the secondary “example2.com”.

I’m being asked to do this for a company, I believe their goal is to have the backend of WP only accessible using the primary domain, regular web visitors would never be shown the primary domain, only the “alias”.

It’s really hard to research this because 99% of posts are for people looking to have a one-language-per-domain setup, such as example.com, example.de, example.fr, etc.

I need both my languages for both my primary “real” domain and the secondary “alias” domain intended for the public.

sigh.. okay I didn’t realize what question included pro features.

Okay I will do so now.