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Hi,

Thanks for the quick and constructive feedback. Appreciated!

Cheers

Thanks for the reply!
Ok, I got it how it works. Just a recommendation that maybe an “already subscribed with this email address” message would be useful to the existing subscribers just to avoid confusion.
But I can totally live with it ??

Cheers

@takayuki: thanks for including Tocho’s idea in the last update! The Embedly stopped conflicting with Contact Form. I know that this is a quick solution and not resolving the problem itself but I really appreciate it. I hope the other plugin authors will clean up their codes.

@takayuki: thanks for the deeper insight. I forwarded it to the Embedly plugin support. They will consider it in their next update.

@toscho: thanks for the advice. I hope it will work.

Hi Takayuki Miyoshi,

Thanks for the feedback. But as jcecilb writes above the Embedly plugin is working as expected when Contact Form 7 is deactivated. Error messages start coming when the Contact Form 7 is active.
And in this previous ticket some other users reported more plugins which conflict with the latest version of the Contact Form 7.
So the problem might lie within the Contact Form 7 code?

Any further insight in this issue would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

Hi Takayuki Miyoshi,

I am having the same problem. Since the latest update of Contact Form 7 it conflicts with the Embedly plugin. I get the same error message as andreszuleta above: Fatal error: Class ‘WPCF7_TagGenerator’ not found in /web/surfingbaby/sportsmarketing.hu/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/modules/text.php on line 190.
Do you have a solution or should I contact the support service of the Embedly plugin?

Thanks!

The problem is solved!
My coder found out that the ad was hidden underneath the slider and that is what caused the problem.