jeneenj

argh…now I feel ridiculous. Though I have no memory of actually adding the “hideform” divs to my previous forms, I must have, because they are there (or did cf7 add them automatically in the past?). Anyway — thanks for your help:-)

In case anyone stumbles on this in the future, this thread explains the whole process:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-contact-form-7-success-page-hide-forms?replies=5

Try using:

From: [your-name] <[email protected]>

That’s what I did and I can see and sort with the name of the sender.

I’m not sure what you’re asking? Did I use it? Yes. Did I create it myself? No. I found it somewhere and it always worked until now.

The issue is still there in safari even in the standard 2016 theme. The site is currently not visible unless logged in, I’ll see if I can get them to open it up. thanks!

It sort of looks like 1 pixel from the top of the image is showing at the bottom.

Perfect, thanks so much for the info (and sorry for hijacking this thread:-)

It was only two categories for me, so it’s not really a big issue for me. I’m more just curious. I can’t find anything in my current site, but could this have been caused by some old tags or custom taxonomies I might have created in the past that perhaps were not deleted from the database?

Probably right … I was thinking it might be something like that and going to make my way through that article even before you posted it, but it was making my eyes cross:-) Thanks for forcing me to do it.

I just wanted to chime in and say I don’t think this is an Events Manager problem. I just had this issue with some Posts and am not running Events Manager. I haven’t tracked down the source of the problem yet, but there seem to be at least some sporadic reports of category IDs being changed after the last WordPress update.

I had a couple of category IDs change too after my last update, trying to figure out why that might have happened.

I added this to “Additional Options”:

on_sent_ok: “location = ‘YOUR URL HERE’;”

I could be wrong, but I think that’s a limitation with Constant Contact, not this plugin.

FYI, in case anyone else pops up with this problem. I’m still confirming I’ve resolved this issue, but the problem with adding multiple images through this plugin seems (I think) to have been caused by large file sizes. My client had provided a number of images that I uploaded without looking at the file size… when added as a group it failed, as well as I think adding the larger of the single images. When I reduced the file sizes, everything worked well:-)

Thanks so much for the quick reply!

But that wasn’t the issue. I did select multiple images, but when I clicked “add images” (or whatever the button said), I’d get back to the “Add Images to Your Gallery” page and it would still have the “Select Images” button and now images apparently selected. If I hit the “Add to Gallery” button it confirmed there were no images selected. That problem also started happening with single image additions after successfully one photo.

I’m having some other issues with NextGen Gallery, so am in the process of re-installing and troubleshooting the whole setup. Once I do that, if I’m still having issues with adding multiple images, I’ll post a followup message … and hopefully one that is more clear than the convoluted mess above:-)

Hi tilusnet — sorry, it’s been too long, I don’t remember at all what function was causing the problem. Good luck solving your problem. -j-