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The icon is the feature in which the password is shown because some users requested it.

Your suggestion is a good idea about selectivity. In version 4.1, the option “hideIcon” was added.
ex. [password* passowrd-10 hideIcon].
Please update the plugin and try it.

This problem was due to a change in the Contact form 7 specifications.

I have released version 4.0 which fixes the problem, so please update the plugin.

P. S.
Contact form 7 version 5.8 requires WordPress 6.2+ and PHP 7.4+. Therefore, the plugin has also set the same requirements. If you are using old WordPress or PHP, please update it.

What setting was it when you were doing that?
I tried it on my handheld iPhone and on my computer and it was the same on both.

Here is what I tried

1. record data with a GPS logger and save this to a GPX file
2. add the following in the plugin settings
   gpx = text/xml
3. confirmed that the GPX file can be uploaded from the iPhone.

Note that the MIME type of the GPX file I had was text/xml. If I change it to application/gpx+xml, I get upload errors on both PC and iPhone.

You can remove the MIME check in the data extension by unchecking the following checkbox.
Enable the attempt to determine the real file type of a file by WordPress core.

Please let me know how this is not possible, specifically on what kind of device and what kind of operation.

Thanks for your interest in my plugin.
Only the plugin developer can make this correction.
I have corrected the relevant parts of the English text you mentioned and updated it to version 3.31.

Thanks for your interest in my plugin.

Due to the WordPress hook specification, it is not possible to add functions within this plugin. Therefore, you need to add functions in your theme’s functions.php.

For actual coding instructions, please refer to “Changing Contact Form 7 input values (28 January, 2023)” at the end of the URL below.

https://info.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/links-en/plugin-en/wordpress-dev-info-en/cf7-add-password-field_en

When setting up multiple calendars, you need to obtain each Google calendar ID and a Google Calendar API Key to access the calendar.

In the short code, the Google Calendar ID is specified by g_id.
The Google Calendar API Key is set with g_api_key.

The following is an example of a shortcode for a case where there are 5 IDs.

g_id_1=”Google Calendar ID(A)” g_id_2=”Google Calendar ID(B)” g_id_3=”Google Calendar ID(C)” g_id_4=”Google Calendar ID(D)” g_id_5=”Google Calendar ID(E)”

If you use a common API, there is a limit to the number of APIs that can be processed, so if you get an error that cannot be processed, please get an API for each calendar.
In this case, the following is an example configuration.

g_api_key_1=”Google Calendar API Key(A)” g_api_key_2=”Google Calendar API Key(B)” g_api_key_3=”Google Calendar API Key(C)” g_api_key_4=”Google Calendar API Key(D)” g_api_key_5=”Google Calendar API Key(E)”

[How to get each of these is explained below]
https://info.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/links-en/plugin-en/wordpress-dev-info-en/google-calendar-list-view

Here is an excerpt from the relevant section of the above link.

How to create Google Calendar API Key
Creating Google API Key
https://docs.simplecalendar.io/google-api-key/?utm_source=inside-plugin&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=core-plugin&utm_content=settings-link (Simple Calendar Documentation)

How to find Google Calendar ID
Finding Your Google Calendar ID
https://docs.simplecalendar.io/find-google-calendar-id/ (Simple Calendar Documentation)

If you want workers to enter their own passwords, you should create a user for each worker in WordPress and make the form a private page that can only be accessed by logging into WordPress.

Alternatively, you can have the WordPress user enter their own password by customizing it with the following site However, we will not implement this in the main feature because it is vulnerable to brute force attacks.
https://info.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/links-en/plugin-en/wordpress-dev-info-en/cf7-add-password-field_en

Also, if you want to allow some specific password, you can use the specific_password_check option implemented in version 3.3.

I still don’t have a clear image of what exactly you are looking to do, but it is possible for this plugin to have multiple password fields in one form.

Are you sure the file extension you are trying to upload is otf?
For example, can you upload an otf file from the following free font?
https://www.dafont.com/

Also, after you set the otf setting for the plugin, does the otf setting appear in the permission list in red text?

If there is no problem with the extension and the otf file on the site you presented is fine, try disabling the following options if they are enabled.
Enable the attempt to determine the real file type of a file by WordPress core.

Thank you for being so interested in my plugin.

I do not know about the link-shortening problem, but you are correct about the timeout problem with file_get_contents, so we have changed it to a curl-based method (version 7.0.0).

I believe upgrading to version 7.0.0 will solve the problem of too-long timeouts.

Mime Type Check for Contact Form 7

plugin, and here you can see that
includes/class-cf7-mime-type-check-actions.php
function cf7_custom_file_validation ($result, $tag)

in includes/class-cf7-mime-type-check-actions-actions- php.
I think it is a good idea to use this as a reference.

Contact Form 7 implements its own MIME Type check, so it does not support that directly.
This plugin controls the MIME Type check when uploading to WordPress media. If Contact form 7 uses to check MIME Type of WordPress core system for uploading to media, it will affect you, and if not, it will not affect you.

I’m glad it was resolved.

I have tried it in my environment and it seems to display without any problems.
Please try the following the shortcut option
start_date=”01-10-2022″
as a shortcut option.

ex. [gc_list_view start_date=”01-10-2022”]

This option will display events after October 1, 2022. The default is after today, but it is possible that the timezone or something else is wrong and today’s events are not being displayed, so this is a test to see if it is possible to go back a bit.

Thank you for using my plugin.

My check reached the same conclusion. The plugin in question appears only available in a paid version, so please communicate with us there.

Thank you again for the suggestion to correct the English text.
For the time being, we will refrain from making the correction because it is easier to understand where the problem lies if we leave it as it is when checking this issue.