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I thought I should follow up on this in case anyone finds themselves in the same quandary.

It looks like the problem wasn’t with Litespeed Cache but with a setting within another plugin – I’d altered Heartbeat settings in Optimisation.io (to post edit screens only; disabled everywhere else)

This seems to have fixed the issue I was having.

Thanks Gabriel. Just to confirm, I’m running the latest version: 2.9.5

All the best!

Should’ve tested this more thoroughly before asking the last question – got this working using a simple OR || operator, like so:

filter="column1~~/.*$_POST(searchvalue).*/i||column2~~/.*$_POST(searchvalue).*/i"

All great – thanks again for your help Michael – a really handy plugin!

This is working great now, thanks!

When adding a filter, is there a way of searching two columns with one value from a single search field?

I’ve currently got this working, but it would be great if this could also display results if the ‘searchvalue’ is present in ‘column1’ or ‘column2’.

Working just for ‘column1’ using the following code:

filter="column1~~/.*$_POST(searchvalue).*/i"

Thanks again!

Thanks for the response.

If I go for the second option – creating my own page with a search form – would this be editable? (as the admin panel is, with the editor plugin)

@zaus

Using v1.6.6.2 and getting a similar error in my error_log:

[02-Feb-2016 12:18:35 UTC] PHP Warning: in_array() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in /home/public_html/wp-content/plugins/forms-3rdparty-integration/forms-3rdparty-integration.php on line 624

Plugin working fine, otherwise…

@zaus

Many thanks, that has solved it!

For future ref: I needed to map all fields with values via the plugin (after removing them from my CF7 form),

i.e. these fields:

<input type="hidden" name="fid" value="hwfbfwleb3325kjbqrp5687" />
<input type="hidden" name="sid" value="009nlknqqsd214qdqjd4142" />
<input type="hidden" name="13344[748926]" value="true" />
<input type="hidden" name="formtype" value="addcontact" />

Without those fields being mapped, Bronto was returning the ‘not found’ error. The submission URL was correct.

Thanks again for a great plugin – hope this helps someone in future!

Yeah, that’s correct. Is that do-able with one form / one submit button?

I got the impression that’s what the 3rd party integration plugin could take care of…

Only the email address field would go to Bronto (if a conditional checkbox is checked on the form)

All other form data needs to go to an email address specified in CF7. (this is working – it’s just the Bronto bit that doesn’t)

Is this achievable? Thanks again.

Thanks – I actually saw this plugin…

Basically, the Contact Form 7 form I have does a lot more (aside from just gathering an email address), but I’m now required to save the email to Bronto, on top of the working functionality of sending the other form data elsewhere.

Could your plugin help here, do you think? Or is it just for a simple subscription form?

For anyone else who may be interested, I found the answer here:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14277794/wordpress-3-5-own-gallery-with-included-images-doesnt-work

Hi, thanks for the reply – apologies if I didn’t make this clear…

Simply using do_shortcode won’t prevent the gallery from appearing in the content area.

Pretty sure I was almost there with the initial plan, I just need to know how to pass attachment values to the new function.

Thanks!

In case anyone finds this whilst searching on a similar problem, I managed to solve it, using array_merge to combine tags, posts and pages, then using usort with a compare function to sort them alphabetically.

I ended up get_adjacent_post in the end – it’s working fine now!

Thanks both!