jagenda

I believe it has to do with Google reCaptcha. I’ve tested this with reCaptcha v3 and disabling the reCaptcha allows forms to work again.

Updating to Contact Form v5.4 causes the error to happen and forms to not submit.

Google reCaptcha v3 works fine in Contact Form 7 v5.3. Rolled back to older versions of Contact Form 7 and the issue still persists.

Not sure if Google has changed something but the reCaptcha console had a mention of verifying submit tokens (https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/verify).

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by jagenda.

I use MAMP locally. Hosting varies between Amazon, and various webhotels and client servers. All of them use Apache. I haven’t tested every single one of them but it’s safe to assume that this issue would happen frequently.

Are you saying that this is a feature and that the plugin will always revert permalinks to default if it detects that the hosting server uses Apache?

Or is it merely a bug (falsely identifying that pretty permalinks are unsupported when in reality they have worked just fine previously) that only seems to occur on Apache servers? Is the solution somewhere in the .htaccess configuration?

Demo video of problem here

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by jagenda.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by jagenda.

Is anyone working towards fixing this issue? A simple confirmation from the devs would suffice.