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Apparently I just needed to post about it to finally solve it, ;D

If anyone comes across this problem, here is what was happening.

I have a new DIV in the /tribe/events/v2/list.php template above the main container-classes DIV, that is what’s causing the issue.

$header_classes = [ 'tribe-events-header' ];
if ( empty( $disable_event_search ) ) {
	$header_classes[] = 'tribe-events-header--has-event-search';
}

?>

<div class="custom-stuff"></div>

<div
	<?php tribe_classes( $container_classes ); ?>
	data-js="tribe-events-view"
	data-view-rest-nonce="<?php echo esc_attr( $rest_nonce ); ?>"
	data-view-rest-url="<?php echo esc_url( $rest_url ); ?>"
	data-view-rest-method="<?php echo esc_attr( $rest_method ); ?>"
....

For some reason I didn’t get a notification on that… I see it now. Thanks man!

Thanks for the quick response! They want wp-admin gone, nothing I can change in that regard. It seems like we’ll just have to use the plugin without the filters our find a different solution.

Is there a different ajax dependency I could call on elsewhere that might allow it to work?

Right, which is why I said aside from the email aspect. Perhaps a way to have both, because it would be very useful to have the value be different in the rendered HTML for programming reasons. Just my 2 cents. Keep up the good work!

From a programmatic view though, does it not make sense to have the rendered output of the field in the HTML also reflect that pipe delimiter?

When I read that documentation I expected it to behave as such, aside from the mail recipient aspect of course:

<option value="barcode-xpress">Barcode Xpress</option>

https://openboxstudios.com/clients/cf7/test/

Fresh 4.2.2 install, only plugin installed is CF7.

View the source on that select box:

<select name="product" class="wpcf7-form-control wpcf7-select wpcf7-validates-as-required" aria-required="true" aria-invalid="false">
<option value="">---</option>
<option value="Barcode Xpress">Barcode Xpress</option>
</select>

That certainly appears to not be working to me, am I missing something?

I was under the assumption it could be used to pull apart ANY select list, not just one for email recipients. Would certainly make it more useful.

Changing this back to be an issue, even though a normal instance of CF7 doesn’t work. I’ll assume this would overwrite it anyway.

Could you change it to accept a | separator for select, radio and checkboxes so that the value=”” can be a cleaner var.

Also, modify your GET function to check the value=”” and not the name.

I’ll help out when I can as well!

Disregard, seems to be a CF7 problem.

^^ Verified. Just transferred the new code over and it fixed my issue as well. Just do a code compare and reinstate your custom changes into the new code.

Perfect! When I get done with this beast of a project, I’m going to dedicate some time, if you’d like, to helping figure out a pagination solution. Thanks again for the prompt responses and quick action, it is very much appreciated!

Not sure if that’s working the exact way it should.

Take this example:

[loop type="brand" taxonomy="brand-category" value="non-gmo" columns="3" orderby="menu_order"]
[if flag="wpcf-brand-website"]
<div class="team-member"><a href="[flag]" class="inline">[content field="image" size="thumbnail"]</a><h4 class="light"><a href="[flag]" class="accent-color">[content field="title"]</a></h4></div>
[/if]
[/loop]

It should still show the logo and text, even though it doesn’t have a URL, right? However, it’s not showing it at all.

If I do something like this:

<a href="[if flag="wpcf-brand-website"][flag][/if]" class="inline">test</a>

It breaks the loop and nothing shows up.

Thanks for the quick response, I look forward to any updates.

If anyone else see’s this and seems to be having the same problem. I fixed it with this:

add_filter( 'wp_feed_cache_transient_lifetime', create_function('$a', 'return 900;') );

It was a stale content issue and the fetch_feed cache.

Martin-

Thanks for the prompt response, that’s exactly what I needed. Very much appreciated indeed. Keep up the great work!!

– Marc