Frank

having the same issue and had to disable the plugin for the time being

Also interested in that: did you find a solution?

Manage to make it work in the meanwhile. The error comes when checking for the logfile. Here’s the quick fix:

In “lib/functions.php”, comment lines 219/220

//$logfileEnabled = $cf7_cm[‘logfileEnabled’];
//$logfileEnabled = ( is_null( $logfileEnabled ) ) ? false : $logfileEnabled;

As well as lines 300/301

//$cme_debug_logger = new cme_Debug_Logger();
//$cme_debug_logger->log_cme_debug( ‘Email submission – Result: ‘ .$e->getMessage(),4,$logfileEnabled );

Obviously that will probably disable the error logging but at least the form works.

Cheers!

I’m getting the same error

Would be a great feature +1

Interested in this as well. As a developer building custom websites I like to keep my DOM as clean as possible. Would be great to be able to move this stuff

Thanks mate, I think it’s a great solution and I’ll change my approach!

Great point: the ability to update each plugins separately is significant. If I consider this option, there are still a few concerns though:

• How to I prevent the user from deactivating a plugin?
• Is there a better way to require plugins when activating a theme beside the TGM Plugin Activation library? I guess I could always create some kind of script that would activate the theme with the right modules at the start of the project…