F C

Yes, it is the same way, but if you do not understand the hexadecimal syntax structure of an IPv6 you could find yourself performing inadvertent blocks. Since you only have two IPv6 addresses, I would manage them individually.

The documentation is poor on this topic. To define a range you’ll want to write it like this:

93.157.29.0/254

This would indicate that you want to block all IPs starting with 93.157.29 and then any variation between 0 and 254 for the 4th decimal notation.

Multiple ranges should be on their own line, ex:

193.157.0/254.0/254
192.156.1.0/254

Hope this helps.

It is, not sure how I ended up here. Will repost it at the appropriate forum.

I had this issue with WooCommerce being enabled. I added the following to my functions.php file in order to get it working again:

add_filter( 'wpcf7_support_html5_fallback', '__return_true' );
add_filter( 'wpcf7_load_js', '__return_false' );

It is not possible that you got past step 1, since the load more listings button isn’t present. I set the shortcode per_page attribute to 20 to force the “load more listings” button to go away.

I would need to reduce it back to 5 (default) for you to be able to effectively troubleshoot.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by F C.

@richardmtl are you able to offer support?

I have tested using the default 2020 theme, and I am able to reproduce the issue. The exact same symptoms I outlined above, are replicated.

Screen shot: https://pasteboard.co/IQobm2L.jpg

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by F C. Reason: Added screen shot

That’s because of where you have it in the code. Can you paste your email field code here? OR, move it before the placeholder (assuming you’re using), and see what happens.

I have found this to be another bug in CF7. I also believe that it circumvents akismet from checking it correctly.

Have you been successfully receiving submissions since you’ve deleted keys? And I mean legitimate leads, not your test leads. I too have tried deleting and recreating keys and reintegrating but the problem persists. The form always fail on the first and sometimes second submission attempts. If you hit submit enough times, eventually it goes through. But normal users will not know to do this.

Are you using Google Recaptcha V3? It is incompatible with CF7. There are endless users reporting the exact issue and you’ll typically get a canned response like the one above mine.

My guess is you’re most likely using v3 ReCaptcha which does not work correctly with CF7. The symptoms you reported, submit once fails, submit twice it goes through is an ongoing problem reported multiple times over on this support forum. CF7 & ReCaptcha v3 are incompatible.

This is resolved. The event listener needs to be set to ‘wpcf7mailsent’ and not ‘wpcf7submit’. Working code example:

<script>
// Redirect forms to success page.
document.addEventListener( 'wpcf7mailsent', function( event ) {
    if ( '349' == event.detail.contactFormId ) {
        location = 'https://domain.com/consultation-success/'; // Route Form 1
        // Consultation Form
    }
	if ( '7' == event.detail.contactFormId ) {
        location = 'https://domain.com/contact-success/'; // Route form 2
        // Contact Form
		}
}, false );
</script>

Thanks Tak,

But this doesn’t answer the issue I am experiencing. According to the DOM events and my opening question, you’ll note that wpcf7invalid is triggered, but the form still submits as completed successfully.

How does it submit, if the require fields are not populated?

The Alt tag serves purposes beyond just screen readers, and for that reason, it should always be populated. And to further my position, we all agree the Title tag is, for the most part, useless.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by F C.

@anevins – I’m running the latest version of WP and I have never not seen the Title tag on the media/upload feature. It has always been there.

@melchoyce – You’re completely missing the point. If you think my example is not a good Alt tag, then what are your feelings about the Title field? After all, that is exactly what WP is doing – dumping the file name into the Title field. All I’m saying is that IF you’re going to auto-populate a field, it should be the Alt tag, not the Title tag.