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This recently happened on one of my sites as well. The Appearance > Widgets page loads through the Analyticator plugin, then everything else, including the sidebars and footer, don’t load. And none of the JS works either (e.g. nothing happens when you click on “Screen Options”). Disabling the plugin puts the Appearance > Widgets page back to normal.

I’d like to second that feature request! You’ve provided a great plugin, and I use it for all sorts of forms, including a booking form for fitness classes. Ultimately I think I’m going to set up a cronjob that will clear out CFDB entries every six months or so, but it would be super convenient if there was a way to do the same thing in the CFDB settings area. Not only would it keep the DB tidy, but in my particular case it would have avoided a problem I had with my own sloppy programming that caused issues after a year had passed and folks were booking on the same date that had bookings from the previous year.

(forgot to hit the “mark as resolved” button)

Changing the sending email address from my legitimate [email protected] address to a free @gmail.com address set up with oAuth via Postman seemed to get the delivery back on track. Now I just have to update my scripts that were using mail() to use wp_mail() and I think I’ll be set.

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction!

Thanks for the quick reply!

I followed some of the links in those articles and installed the Postman SMTP plugin, since it has more debug functions. You’re right, it does look like mail is leaving… it’s just not arriving anywhere.

I’ll see if I can use oAuth to send via the site’s Gmail account instead. I have a feeling the host’s server mail settings (SPF etc.) aren’t ideally configured.

Oh, fantastic! You are 100% correct. Thank you so much for the easy fix, and also for the quick response. I really appreciate it!!!

Wait a sec… it looks like older posts do, in fact, have related posts. But newer posts do not. Does this just mean that there are no “related” posts found for the ones that are missing them?

Thank you Jeremy!

I installed and activated the fix-it plugin, the went to Jetpack’s debug page and hit the button to reindex the posts.

It took about an hour, and now it says “Posts indexed.” However, I still don’t see related posts on the blog.

I double-checked that there aren’t any caching plugins (there aren’t, closest thing to caching on the site is Jetpack’s Photon).

Also, my link was malformed above. Here it is again: https://goo.gl/YiSWO8

I never would have found that!!! Thanks so much.

IIRC I worked around this by moving the form from a div on the page to its own page and just calling it in an iframe lightbox. It’s more time consuming as you need to pull in all your site assets, but at least it works.

Turns out it now works in Chrome and IE, but I’m getting this error in Safari and Firefox.

Actually, the issue resolved itself after I ran all the pending plugin/core updates on my site!

I’m having the same issue in Chrome. My contact form is hidden on the page and comes up in a lightbox. When I try to submit the form, I see the 403 error in my Web Inspector, the 403 error is for

/?_wpcf7_is_ajax_call=1&_wpcf7=4&_wpcf7_request_ver=1423085976327

As a temporary workaround, I added this to my site’s javascript file:

$(document).ready(function(){
	$('#flexslider_hg_attachments').flexslider("pause");
});

…but I’d still like to know if it’s possible to alter other config options fort the attachments sliders. ??

I’m having a similar problem. My posts and pages show up in search results, but my “events” post type, which are in the Relevanssi database, don’t show up in search results.

When you mention that it might be a theme issue, what would I look for? My search results template just uses the loop, which uses

while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();

and

relevanssi_the_excerpt()

for the excerpt.

And aside from plugin incompatibilities, are there any other common “gotchas” I should look for?

Thank you. ??