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Apparently I just put

global $wpdb;

right before my code. Doesn’t…make entire sense to me but whatever.

Should be enough for me to go off of now.

Apparently it is a wordpress question. I may be able to get around needing to type information in by using the wpdb class. Which curiously is said to be instantiated as a global variable but says you still need to globalize it. Doesn’t say where it’s instantiated, will poke around.

Anyone have an idea on this? I am to understand that hard coding the password onto the page calling the database is not a particularly secure idea, unless I’m offbase about that.

Trying to sift through plugin code to see how they call the database, but not much luck so far.

I have heard one theory that this crops up from issues between the theme and plugin.

One idea I heard was turning plugins off and going to default theme then turning them back on and putting your theme back on. Or possibly using a different theme otherwise.

Another one is going into the file wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/wp-contact-form-7.php and changing

define(‘WPCF7_LOAD_JS’, true);

to false. This is not really ideal because it essentially makes the form work like a method=”post” form instead of using javascript, but at least you get a confirmation.

Are any of the fields in your form called “name”

If so, change what that one is called.

Well there’s the suggestion that turns off javascript for CF7 but that’s not ideal.

Make sure that there is no field called “name” in the form, that messes with wordpress.

Thanks for replying, good to know it’s in the works.

In the meantime, I’ll probably mix and match a few things. Even if I can only make one table with your’s….I might as well use it for one of the tables in my design.