Aurovrata Venet

Ah I see what you mean. This is controlled by CSS and you can easily overrule the CSS with your own rule.

I double checked this on my server, and the plugin is functioning correctly. I can only assume that you’re having some kind of issue on your server. Have you tried to run in WP_DEBUG mode?

I don’t understand what you’re referring to. Can you post some screenshots? What accessibility error are you referring to?

that’s odd indeed. I haven’t come across this before. Are you able to run your server in WP_DEBUG mode and get some insights into what is causing this error on the server side. 403 is usually connected to some resources being accessed with insufficient rights.

I have never tried it before. Are you getting any js errors on your form page?

I initially set up my multilingual websites as multisites

oh no! Multisite was never designed for this purpose.

What is the recommended way to convert a multilingual multisite to a multilingual single-site using Polylang?

there isn’t really one, you’re going to need to rebuild from scratch am afraid.

My suggestion:

1. use 1 language per post (such as Polylang) its the easiest to manage and integrate into the WP architecture. It may be an issue if you’re trying to setup a WooCommerce site with 10s or 100s of thousand products…but then WooCommerce ins’t the way to go either.
2. Export all your different language posts form your different websites using the Export post tool.
3. setup your website with different languages.
4. Import your default language posts into your new website. If you have 2 languges (de and en) and de is the default one setup up as so in Polylang, all your de posts being imported will automatically be assigned the de language.
5. For the remaining languages, this is where it becomes a little more tricky.
– Polylang uses a custom non-hierarchical taxonomy (like tags) to track each language.
– Use a post import plugin such as Import WP which allows you to specify additional meta-data for each posts using CSV files. You can create an an excel file with the list of your posts and add an extra column for the language locale required by the Polylang taxonomy. When imported into your website, these new posts will be associated with the correct language.
– The most difficult part if to pair each translated content. Polylang uses meta-fields to link translated posts to each other using the post ID, so you will need to get a list of the posts IDs of the default language imported in step 4, and at these IDs as an additional column and identify them with their corresponding post in that language.

I had a quick look at the code executing the filter . It turns out that the default use is for the listo plugin (to supply preset lists).

So in order to get it to work you need to do the following,
First ensure your custom select field has a data option set, something like,

[select customdd include_blank data:customdata]

then hook your data function after that of the listo functionality…

add_filter( 'wpcf7_form_tag_data_option', 'set_customdd', 11,3 ); //set to 11 or more
function set_customdd( $values, $options, $args ) {
  if( isset($options[0]) && 'customdata' === $options[0] ){
    $values = array( 'Custom 1', 'Custom 2', 'Custom 3' );
  }
  return $values;
}

this will ensure that the dropdown is properly setup and the swv schema properly populated with the accepted values.

So this is a CF7 plugin issue?

Did you post it on the CF7 support forum?

I’ve a select form field prefilled with the filter wpcf7_form_tag_data_option and the validation message appears and the field is marked invalid.

the CF7 plugin now pre-loads valid values for each dropdown field (a rather silly and useless functionality) and checks the selected value on the form using js.

I’ve tried to disable the new action introduced in 6.1.0 version, but I can’t. I’ve checked the action name and is registered with this name.

can you confirm your select field works when you disable the Post My CF7 Form plugin?

I can see your page, but as a non-logged in user, any forms I save as draft will be saved an the admin, but will not be reloaded in the form as the plugin cannot identify my.

Follow these steps:
1. Create a new user account,
2. log in as that user
3. fill the form and save draft.
4. reload the form page and you should see your form values where you left off.

Following up on this, are you able to see all your products when you disable Polylang?

Wonderful! Thank you for your patience and perseverance ??

ok, so this is the same issue as the previous thread you posted. If so please mark this is resolved and let’s focus on the other thread.

That’s beyond the support of this forum. You need to get answers on the general forum on how to debug your application. Set up WP_DEBUG mode on your server and inspect your browser console.

I just checked on my server and the plugin is working as expected.

can you explain the steps you followed so I can understand where you may have gone wrong.