Arvind Kumar

In case of using cloud template you have to add all widgets on your own. Also if you use the_content hook to insert content into the post it will run twice. Better you add a text block with shortcode.

Yes, I had to. It is a simple fix which could be put into the inline.js file:

1.
in line Line 4, Change

var fullcalendar_args = {
to
fullcalendar_args = {
(making variable global)

2.

Comment out 90 and 91 lines

/*
$(document).trigger('wpfc_fullcalendar_args', [fullcalendar_args]);
$('.wpfc-calendar').first().fullCalendar(fullcalendar_args);
*/

And then call it in the page template such as:

  $('#myCalendarModal').on('shown.bs.modal', function () {
    $(document).trigger('wpfc_fullcalendar_args', [fullcalendar_args]);
    jQuery(".wpfc-calendar").fullCalendar(fullcalendar_args);
  }); 

After this has been done, you may have to call the two lines whereever you want calendar to appear normally, such as in footer or something, based on a condition etc.

$(document).trigger('wpfc_fullcalendar_args', [fullcalendar_args]);
jQuery(".wpfc-calendar").fullCalendar(fullcalendar_args);

It would be good if further updates incorporate these changes based on a shortcode argument or something similar.

Sometime it could be due to Disk Space run out of quota. So check it in cpanel or whatever applicable if you have got a limited disk space. Or check with your hosting company. It fixed for me after deleting some old backups and log files.

“WordPress Access Control” does not seem to work with Woocommerce.

I had the similar problem. I was able to fix it using a php check near 1626 line. Under:
$j2wp_url_change_patterns = get_option(‘j2wp_url_change_patterns’);
i put a php check:
if(!$j2wp_url_change_patterns) return;

And the fatal error disappeared.

But i have another problem. I am not sure whether this is related to the one above, i think no , because the above function tries to replace url patters i guess. I am able to import everything fine but the post content :(. Also the utf-8 conversion does not seem to work at all. You can have a look at https://dev.jogindernagar.com/. Does anyone has an idea what’s going on here?

As i said it seemed to be an issue with javascript i just replaced my jquery 1.4.2 file with jquery 1.3.2 file and it started working as normal once again! I am not sure what the real issue is but i would really appreciate any suggestion to make it working with jquery 1.4.2 as well (i am not going to upgrade cf7).

Although i spent my whole day searching on these issue today, besides all that, Contact Form 7 is very useful and wonderful plugin Mr. Takayuki Miyoshi has created. I am happy that my form works once again, with jquery 1.3.2 though.

I had been using Contact Form 2.0.7 with WordPress 2.. Recently i upgraded WordPress to 3.0.5 and all contact forms stopped working. The issue is when i click submit the spinner keeps staying on the page and nothing happens. No emails no error nothing. I am using ajax (and i dont want to abandon its use).

I tried above js hack (adding -form) and placing a file upload field where there is no field but nothing happens. If i try upgrading contact form 7 it seem to be fixing the issue but as i am using flash progress uploader to uploading file and i have made some customization to the contact form 7 code and have added some files here and there i am not comfortable upgrading either. Can someone suggest me what should i do in order to just get the spinning stuck fixed? I would highly appreciate any help. If you want to take a look at the form, it is here

Fyi, I am pretty sure that this issue is certainly an issue with previous contact form 7 versions vs. latest WordPress versions (certainly some Javascript or jquery issues for sure). Also in my case i am sure there is no such customization from my end which could break it as it already worked with older version of wordpress and i have taken care of ids, classes very well.

Same thing happening to me. Any idea? anyone?

I have same question. Dear ericcc did you get an answer to it?