taarna23

I’ve made a minor modification to sandro’s solution so that it can be embedded as a javascript snippet (we use a visual composer thing at work). I tested it with the chrome console emulating a slow connection so I could observe the enabled/disabled change happen. Also, if you want to just drop this anywhere in a page (under the assumption that said page is already utilizing jQuery), you can simply Enclose it in a <script></script> tag pair.

It’s worth noting that copy/pasting plain text off of here does indeed cause some issues with single and double quotes. I don’t know if that applies to things enclosed in the code tags on here, but sandro’s solution does require some quote-checking.

(function($) {
	$(document).ready(function() {

		fixCF7MultiSubmit();

		function fixCF7MultiSubmit(){
				jQuery('input.wpcf7-submit[type="submit"]').click(function() {
					var disabled = jQuery(this).attr('data-disabled');
					if (disabled && disabled == "disabled") {
						return false;
					} else {
						jQuery(this).attr('data-disabled',"disabled");
						return true;
					}
				});
			jQuery('.wpcf7').bind("wpcf7submit",function(){
				jQuery(this).find('input.wpcf7-submit[type="submit"]').attr('data-disabled',"enabled");
			});
		}
	});
}(jQuery));

I’m not totally sure about this being a hosting issue (but it is worth noting my knowledge of server-side things may be somewhat lacking). I’m having the same problem on any of my front-facing pages, posts, etc, however, I am having no issue at all with the back end of my site. I can still upload media, make posts, etc. I have attempted the re-install option, to no avail. This only began with the most recent update.