geoffreysf

My SMTP password was changed. All set!

I think it actually might be a Contact Form 7 problem rather than your plugin.

My contact us form isn’t working either. Throws up the same error even though the email was actually sent from the form post.

I went back to version 4.9.2 of Contact Form 7 and it still errors out.
hmm. It works on a different site I have, just not this one, no matter which version.

I’ll keep digging. I’ll update the support thread when I find the solution.

I don’t have sandbox enabled, and the site is behind a password. I’ll reach out on slack.

It was working about 2 weeks ago. Yesterday and today it is not.

I noticed this too.

If you protect a response from the admin side, then it will, but you have to go for each topic. The forum categories does not protect, and there is no checkbox on the front side for people to select the security groups.

I have an add-on plugin to make this happen if you’d like to roll it into your plugin.

I’ve been researching but I’m not sure how to integrate it with EO CPTs.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10308727/wordpress-can-you-assign-the-regular-post-categories-to-custom-post-types

I think this would be done by a different plugin. Page Security is for external page restrictions. You want editing restrictions on the admin side.

I see someone asked the same question on the Contexture site in the comments, but I don’t see an answer.

“Mark
Hi Matt

Not sure if this has been asked before, but it would be great if this plugin was extended just a little further to be able to wrap specific parts of content in pages in a shortcode that would specify which user/group could see that portion of content.

So something like this

[cps group=”admins”]
Admins can see this content
[/cps]

[cps group=”devs”]
Development team members can see this content
[/cps]”

use the Page Links to Plugin. Create a page with no content, give it a security group, and put the URL into the PAGE LINKS TO section. That should do it.

I’m looking for this functionality too.

Anyone savvy enough to make the plug-in not load on pages that aren’t calendar/event pages?

I’m having this problem too.

Just an FYI: I also updated the timthumb.php file to the latest, 2.8.11 and that didn’t help either.

Weirdly, my timthumb (and thus the widget) is working fine on Firefox, but does not work on any other browser.