rsmith4321

Normally when Lightroom syncs an image I have it use title,location and date for the filename. The only problem is if I forgot to add a title and location before upload then it was stuck.

I’m a little confused by the media renamer app. I tried it on one file, however in my already created gallery using a gallery shortcode linked to Lightroom, the filename stayed the same viewing the gallery. Also if I click to view the renamed image in the wordpress gallery it would show a completely different image.

I was actually thinking just renaming the file couldn’t work, because it has all the generated thumbnails and even generated webp images unless you rename those too. However I went back into Lightroom and republished the image, then the file renaming seemed to work. I’m actually thinking my safest bet might be to just delete images that have bad filesnames in the media library and republish them in Lightroom unless you have a better suggestion.

This has been an issue for 2 months now, I’m losing hope on a fix. If I didn’t understand some code and could fix it myself the contact form would have been broken for 2 months without a fix.

How did you release a new version without fixing this? I had edited the code to remove the error but now after updating I have to do it again, I just assumed the update would take care of the error. Just again this appears at the top of every form “Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.” and javascript is not disabled in my browser.

Also if it helps anyone I had to search again for the location. It’s in /wpforms-lite/includes/class-frontend.php

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by rsmith4321.

Sorry if I wasn’t clear, in the latest update you added a warning to the form if the browser has javascript disabled. It was in your release notes. However this warning also shows on amp pages. I’m not sure why because javascript is still enabled in the browser so the contents of a noscript tag shouldn’t show. I just commented out the code that displays the warning for now.

		// Output <noscript> error message.
		//$noscript_msg = apply_filters( 'wpforms_frontend_noscript_error_message', __( 'Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.', 'wpforms-lite' ), $form_data );
		//if ( ! empty( $noscript_msg ) && ! empty( $form_data['fields'] ) ) {
		//	echo '<noscript class="wpforms-error-noscript">' . esc_html( $noscript_msg ) . '</noscript>';
		//}

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by rsmith4321.

For now I just edited out the code in class-frontend.php so you won’t see that warning on my site, but it would be there without the edit.

I’m thinking I should switch too, just the fact that they would even think this is ok seems like something is wrong with the developers.

Great I submitted it as a bug report through your contact form. I don’t mind paying for plugins I just need a simple contact form so the lite version is great if I can get it working. Thanks.

Is it possible to submit a ticket just using the free version of WPForms? You are welcome to log into an account on my site and check out the settings there. What I did was that test page I sent before, I created a new form there based on your default “simple contact form” settings and the only thing I changed was to enable v3 reCAPTCHA.

I tried it with the Twenty Seventeen theme without AJAX and got the same result. If you could be more specific about what asset isn’t being loaded I could contact my theme developer as well. Although amp doesn’t allow any extra javascript to be loaded. Thanks.

I’m not sure what happened to my previous response, I was waiting to hear back. I disabled the Ajax on the form. I’m still having the same issue. Thanks.

Thanks I usually just add filters to the function.php of my child theme, I just thought you might have an undocumented shortcode attribute for a redirect. My actual question though was how to use the filter. In your example you have $form[‘from’] === ‘[email protected]’ then return the url. What would be the best way to change the code so any form submission redirects to the url? Would I just get rid of the if statement? Thanks!

I activated the twenty seventeen theme and deactivated all plugins except for amp and it had no effect. The forms works the same. Do you have an example page I could check out where amp and recaptcha v3 is working correctly? I’m actually thinking it might be a conflict with the latest version of the amp plugin.

Like I said I’ve done all troubleshooting and instructions you provide already and even searched the amp documentation. Have you found that recaptcha v3 works for some people on amp with wpforms? Do you have any amp pages using wpforms and recaptcha v3 I could check out?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by rsmith4321.

I just tried the update, that is just what I needed. With that I don’t think there is any need to go into the gallery page anymore.

I was trying out the contact form it’s been a while. When you say you added this is it a shortcode attribute? Or do you need the below filter? If so how can this be modified to redirect to the url whenever the message sending is successful? Thanks!

add_filter( 'mcfb_redirect_url', function ( $url, $success, $error, $form ) {
  if ( $form['from'] === '[email protected]' )
    return 'https://myfamily.com/hellomybrother';
  return $url;
}, 10, 4 );