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Alright, I see.

Take it easy bro. It’s not the end of the world.

Yes, I noticed that as well when looking more into it.

Yes, that is what I ended up doing. I broke things down into around 3,000 entries per file. It worked out find doing this. Great plugin, thank you. Came in handy.

I see, yep that did help. Thank you!

Here are the two different options:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/contact-form-7-success-page-redirects/

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wpcf7-redirect/

Good afternoon webteamffcu,

Please have a look at the two following plugins. These are an alternative route that you may possibly be able to take to sort out the redirecting you are trying to accomplish. I don’t want to say these are the best possible solutions for this task, but it make be able to aid you in getting this setup quickly for the moment. You can get this setup, and then try and figure out the DOM approach on a staging server.

Good luck, and have a wonderful day. I hope this has helped you.

Hi Arcinstall,

I think in this situation, it may be best to manually remove the plugin. This can be done using FTP, or using the File Manager on your host.

It is very likely that the plugin will be in the following location on your server (If your website is installed on the root directory of your server)

/public_html/(yourwebsitehere).com/wp-content/plugins/(yoast plugin will be in here)

Once you have the plugin removed, you should be able to access your Dashboard again. Once you can access your Dashboard, if you would like to still have Yoast in there, I would suggest installing the previous version that was working.

To find older versions of this plugin, you can find them down at the very bottom of the following page:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wordpress-seo/advanced/

I hope this helps you get your site back up. Good luck.

Hi Asif, it may be best to re-install the previous version you had if that was working recently. That way your comments will be back up for the time being.

Hi rkwp,

Are you seeing any errors show up in your browsers console?

Hi mbenatar,

Please have a look at the following site. Here are some plugins that aid with styling the contact forms.

https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/customizing-contact-form-7-plugins/

This may be an alternative solution if you want to go this route.

It is a plugin solution adds event tracking to forms.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/cf7-google-analytics/

Or try another shot at configuring it, but using this example maybe.

https://blog.strategiq.co/goal-tracking-cf7-dom-events-google-tag-manager-490f620733c1

I didn’t see this in my Dashboard, however when I was debugging something else, I noticed this as well. I do not use this in any custom code that I am aware of, should I be concerned, or will this cause any load time issues on my site?

Notice: wpcf7_add_shortcode is deprecated since Contact Form 7 version 4.6! Use wpcf7_add_form_tag instead. in /nfs/c08/h02/mnt/122702/domains/myfedbenefitshelp.com/html/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/includes/functions.php on line 355

Have you tried reaching out to your host. There may be some permission issues writing to your database.

Can you send a photo of your “Edit Contact Form” section.

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