terry777

Note that May 25, 2025 is not the last event in the list – they go through June 7, 2025, so I don’t know why that date may have been chosen.

• This reply was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by terry777.

Re-authenticating worked for me.

I had the same issue earlier today after I updated the plugin. Did you check to make sure it says it’s authenticated? After the update, mine was not. Re-authenticating solved the problem.

The message was displayed in 3 places that I saw, but I saw that I could close it, so I did.

Thanks again. Will the message continue to be displayed?

Thanks for the quick response. I have a site with version 2.2 of your plugin, and for some time I’ve been seeing the message:

Important – ‘Contact Form 7 – PayPal & Stripe Add-on’ now uses the PayPal Commerce Platform. PayPal Standard is now a Legacy product.

<u>If you use PayPal, please update to PayPal Commerce Platform.</u>
Get Started
WPPlugin LLC is an offical PayPal Partner. Pay as you go pricing: 2% per-transaction fee + PayPal fees.

Should I ignore it? Also, I’m curious about the last line. Is there an additional charge on PayPal for using your plugin, or is that just part of the standard paypal fee?

I’m still getting this message, on all the sites. Since I often check before I do any updates whether the last backup was successful, it’s annoying to have to go into the log file for each site rather than to see the message on the main screen that the last backup was successful. I wish this could be fixed.

Just a comment. As far as I can tell, it’s not a problem, but rather an inconvenience.

I am also getting this message, but not at the end of my log file. My log file is normal, and the last message in that is that the last backup succeeded, which may have been done days earlier.

It happens when I login and check to make sure the last backup finished successfully before I update anything. Its timestamp is about the same time as my login. This happens for every site. The only annoying thing is that I have to then go into my log file to see if it succeeded instead of seeing the message right on the plugin’s home screen. I am a bit concerned that something in the plugin may still be running days after the backup has completed.

I backed up each of the 5 sites, all successful, all very fast! On a couple I had the split set much lower on the old host. On the new one, I put all 5 sites back up to 400MB with no problems, and the largest site, which had taken 77 files, is now down to 18!!! Wish I’d switched hosts months ago!

I received a message from the godaddy security as I had requested a scan. Interestingly, there they are saying it was w3-total-cache that was causing the file usage to max out. It seems to me that someone was guessing, I’m not sure who. I suspect it may even have been the security system, as I deleted it from the sites as I migrated them to the new host, and the usage went down. I don’t know, maybe it was some weird combination of stuff. In any case, I have re-installed UpdraftPlus on the sites on the new host, and am hoping they will work fine there, as they used to on the old host, and on every other site I’ve used it on. I didn’t even have to re-enter the settings, it was all there.

I know it was up-to-date, but I can’t tell you what version as I ended up deleting the plugin off the sites, to see if that’s what was indeed the issue. Although the File Usage did go down, it was back up this morning, over the limit. Godaddy insists it’s not a server issue, but would/could not tell me how over 50,000 files were generated overnight. They’re having Sucuri scan it, although the status said they were ok. I’m baffled. As soon as I can, I’m moving the sites to another host, and may then re-install your plugin, as I’m having no trouble with it on other hosts. Luckily I have the offsite backups in case I have trouble migrating to the other host.

I should mention, the account was recently migrated from MediaTemple, on which we had the same problem, and they didn’t notify us in any way. Since I wrote the above, I see that others have had problems with godaddy for months. I could have saved myself a lot of angst if I’d known that. Are there any other hosts blocking it? This account is moving to another host because of this issue, and the lack of adequate support on godaddy.

Well, it’s still happening intermittently, even with the recaptcha shortcode deleted. It’s only the email going to the To: field that fails, the Reply-to and Cc are ok. The To: email is a gmail address, if that matters.

I tried submitting the form with a different email address, which goes into the Reply-to and Cc, and then it worked.

WordPress 6.2, plugin version 5.7.5.1 (last updated 3/31)
ReCaptcha v2 for Contact Form 7 1.4.3, recaptcha version 2, set to google.com

Also using Contact Form 7 – PayPal & Stripe Add-on 1.9.4 and
Redirection for Contact Form 7 2.8.0

https://www.newhavenbirdclub.org/annual-banquet-reservation-two-attendees/

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by terry777.

temporarily resolved by deleting the [recaptcha]

Thanks so much for looking into this. Would this have anything to do with the two “drop-in” plugins advanced-cache.php and object-cache.php? I didn’t see anything on the cPanel that referred to caching. What does “lower the TTL” mean? Thanks!