trailofants

Any theories on this please?

@webjunk: I wouldn’t be prepared to, although I appreciate the reason for requesting so.

Also, I’ve updated to the latest version of WordPress now, but the original problem persists.

Thanks for trying to help, webjunk.

WP Version: 3.0
CF7 Version: 2.4.1
Windows or Linux: Not sure, how could I find this out for you?
Apache or IIS: Again, not sure.

I’ve followed your suggestions, including removing the “!”, but the problem remains.

If I can help you help me, let me know.

Thanks Webjunk — I’ve taken it off the sidebar, but still the same problem on /contact and other pages.

I also reverted temporarily to TwentyTen, and unfortunately the problem remained.

I have a suspicion that the core of my problems is rooted in this line from my original post:

“I wonder if it has something to do with the quick fix I implemented when I had this problem a month ago. I’ve tried to reverse this, but the code seems to have changed.”

Thanks again for your suggestions.

It seems a lot of people are having this problem, but there’s no support from the author.

Perhaps they’ve lost interest — so instead of sitting here waiting for answers, I’m wondering if anyone knows a good alternative plugin?

@hardwork64: I don’t think that has anything to do with my problem.

How did you change the script in scripts.js? They seem to be different for me — I just wanted to reverse the fix and see if that fixed it.

Thanks for the response, Takayuki.

I did deactivate all plugins (other than CF7), and I use the K2 theme which is pretty basic, and nothing fancy (in fact I think it’s pretty similar to the WP default theme itself). I’d prefer not to have to use the WP theme anyway.

I first disabled the plugins one-by-one, then I disabled them all and the problem stuck.

I don’t want to disable the Ajax feature, I just want it to work like it used to; I have the common error of the spinning arrow.

I’ve followed every piece of advice you have kindly given on your FAQs, and yourself and others have given here on the WP forums; and this temporary fix was the only thing that worked for me at this time.

I’ve reversed it following your post.

I do appreciate you must get asked a lot of the same questions, and you do it for voluntary donations. This kind of thing isn’t my area of expertise, and I’m open to your thoughts on a possible solution.

One of a few different CF7 forms on my site can be found here.

Thanks Jarown. It’s worked for me too. But. Whereas CF7 normally gives me the little spinny arrow thing and then a neat pop-up delivers my message, this fix changed things a little.

Now, after I hit submit it reloads the page and sends me to the top of the page, and appends the URL with “#wpcf7-f3-p3421-o1”.

Is this normal?

I appreciate CF7 is free and it’s been developed without pay etc., but it’s so frustrating to see the author just referring people to the same string of FAQs over and over ahain when there is obviously a bigger problem.

I’m glad for people such as yourself that go the extra mile.

Has no one had this problem with Contact Form 7 and Thesis? I thought it would be quite common?

Disabling the Headspace plugin has solved most of this. Not points 7 and 8 but at least I can fumble a post out.

My bad. Must have been a cache thing.

Thanks. I did do a search before posting but kept getting a ‘408 Error’ and timing out

It’s working now… have lost all my SBM’s though, so let that be a lesson to anyone who wants to disable and re enable this plugin (still, wouldn’t be without it!). It seemed to work in two stages, first of all it disabled the widgets then an hour or so later it provided me back with the SBM.

Resolved issue ‘1’… just created a directory and put a copy of the files in there.

Issue ‘2’, I’ve disabled the Plug In and have installed the code directly into the footer. Here’s hoping. The thing I liked about the PlugIn was that it could disable me, as Admin from registering visits etc. Does anyone know how I do this manually?