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Also, please note that the contact form ID had changed with the update (perhaps this has happened to you as well, @evotic, and you need to update it?). Unfortunately, updating the shortcode to use the new ID did not fix our problem.

It appears so. We just did the update and noticed that the id had also changed. Frustrating!

I’m experiencing the same issue on a client’s site. I updated the plugin to version 5.9.3 today (and updated WP to 6.5), and now the form is not working. It also didn’t send the message in Troubleshooting mode with all other plugins turned off. Please help!

Has there been any news on this. We’ve yet again experienced an outage from this plugin and as pj mentions above, nothing is showing.

Thanks, Kharis. Do you have any clues why the plugin feed is displayed correctly when in the visual editor?

I performed the most recent update and now the feed won’t connect after going through the process of making sure everything is connected. Very strange.

Hi.

Thanks for the suggestion, but that’s precisely how it’s been added to the site all along, using a widget.

Any other ideas?

I should add that when I go to make edits to sections in Live Composer, the plugin shows correctly but once I close the live composer editing area it again shows the feed with no stylesheet.

Hi Artem.

Unfortunately, this issue continues. I found it was still there today and when going to turn off the cache plugin completely, saw your new update and installed it. Once set up it worked fine, aside from a spacing issue I didn’t have before. In the time spent looking into what caused the spacing issue, the stylesheet was dropped again. This appears to happen consistently.

I’ve now switched off the caching plugin completely and have had no luck with the stylesheet returning. Can you please check again?

Thanks Artem. I deleted the cache and minified js/css files and it seemed to kick it clear. I’m not sure why it worked this time but I had tried that once before.

Much appreciated.

I should add that I have added in the Reply-To field, but had issues with it in my clients email tools.

The problem with the noreply@ email is that’s all fine for the sender (Client Z in the example), but Client A in the example, the business being reached out to, is where the issue is in the contact forms. Why would Client A want their email to come with a from field displaying their own information? They want to see the email address of Client Z. One issue with this format being proposed is that Client A in my case, wants to be able to hit Reply in their email tool and get on with responding to that person. Having to copy and past the address and start a new thread, or piece together the initial webmail into an email response is not something that they wish to do. @monique23 is onto the same thing. Unless we’re missing something completely, but I’ve not come across a solution.

I too would like to use it for this very purpose. It seems difficult to implement in this way, yet my understanding for the whole plugin was this usage precisely?

Hopefully someone can pipe in or I’m going to have to resort to good ol personal code, despite the time penalty…

It’s the image ratio guys. My latest article works, though last nights didn’t, nor did the day befores. Keep that in your back pocket for issues in the future ??

Thanks for the help!

I think that I may have worked it out! Some of my older posts were working, though it was seemingly inconsistent. It appears that the aspect ratio of the images can effect the OG grabbing and displaying them on Facebook. I read somewhere on Monday night something like a minimum ratio of 3:1? I just tried one of my older posts and it worked. Will write a new post now and test out the theory.

Joost, here is a url for you to see, in the event that this theory I just had does not work, or if you find something else that could be an issue…

https://www.straightshotblog.com/trail-notes-a-new-zealand-based-mtb-film/