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Hello, I need the ability to zoom/pan the interactive image in the front end too. Is this feature scheduled to appear in a new release soon?

Problem solved.
I hadn’t realised the “Events Shortcodes For The Events Calendar” plugin had been installed on this site.

So the Home page was not using the standard Events List widget. This is why the translation was not working.

The Home page was instead using an “Events Shortcodes Block” which had the exact same message “There are no upcoming events at this time” set up.

Bumping this as even I can’t find it in search results.

Hi Abz,
You are right and that’s exactly what I was doing. I used Loco Translate to sync and edit the .po file and create the .mo file.

I relocated the .po and .mo files to the “Custom” folder /wp-content/languages/loco/plugins so should they take precedence.

I tried relocating them to “system” and even “Author” but still this string shows in English. (I returned them to “Custom” as this seems the best location to avoid being overwritten).

It just doesn’t make any sense.

That was my first thought, that I had accidentally included HTML but it is not displayed in the admin interface.

But no, there is no markup in the message at all.

I even copied it into notepad and copied it back to make sure.

Can I send you login details?

Hello,
Sorry for the delay in replying. I’ve been on vacation.

I used a plugin to change the WP default email server and set up the spf record on the domain correctly. All emails are going out now.

The only issue now is the format HTML or TEXT.

The default email format is set to TEXT.
Emails from Plugins using plain text messages send fine.
Somehow, Woocommerce is managing to send correctly formatted HTML messages.
Speakout messages to the signatory are plain text and work fine.
But the Petition message is sent with visible HTML markup. e.g.

Dear Councillor,<br>

<p>I urge you to vote….

Problem fixed.

Decided to follow steps here: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Your_Browser_to_Diagnose_JavaScript_Errors
Tested on IE, FF, Chrome – all same problem.
Added line to wp-config.php define(‘SCRIPT_DEBUG’, true); Still fails.

Step 3 Diagnosis: In chrome saw this:

Uncaught ReferenceError: _gaq is not defined

Checked source and can see the new Universal GA code being used
Searched for Universal GA code snippet and found this:
https://www.astralwebinc.com/contact-form-7-wp-how-to-add-event-tracking-on-new-universal-google-analytics/
Updated Additional Settings to use Universal GA code snippet.
Fixed.

First comment on above also leads to this:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/not-shown-message-was-sent-ok-if-tracking-form-submission
This was exactly my problem.

Sorry – I thought you misunderstood as the links you referred to all discuss problems with sending emails.
OK, so you are saying that it is very common for the CF7 JavaScript to all work fine (I.e. displays error messages, sends confirmation emails etc.) EXCEPT just the one function of displaying the “success” message.
Even this function must be running to a point, in order to set the correct CSS class of “wpcf7-mail-sent-ok” on the message DIV.

As it still happens when I disable all other plugins and use the twentyfourteen theme, where do I go from here to find out what’s happening?

Hi buzztone,
Sorry but I think you misunderstood. There is no problem with the email notifications. It’s the on-screen notification message that tells the visitor that the form was successfully submitted.

It is very odd that the error notifications work but the success notification doesn’t.

The generated code includes the two <div> elements as per my second post. The class “wpcf7-mail-sent-ok” is applied correctly, but the div element is empty and has the style attribute “display:none”.

Hello,
I already tried that. I deactivated all plugins (except contact form 7) and switched to the latest version of the twentyfourteen theme.

Still saw exactly the same thing – error messages displayed fine, but success message not displayed.

I just did this test again to be absolutely sure.

Btw I am using the Sterling Theme V2.2

I checked the source after successfully submitting the form. The line:
<div class="wpcf7-response-output wpcf7-display-none wpcf7-mail-sent-ok" style="display: none;"></div>
appears above and below the form.
There is no text in the DIV and even if there were, the CSS is set to display:none.
In the “messages” section of the form, the message:
# Sender’s message was sent successfully
is set to:
Your message was sent successfully.