kylee6114

Hmmm… well, I finally got to another site I manage and it allows me to see the .htaccess files for the install. It also shows a “Deny from all” on the first line, so that’s not it because I’m able to send some files (successfully just over 1MB but it keeps on spinning for really large ones/5+MB).

… I can’t follow this lead at the moment but here’s an error I’m getting on my 2nd site (that only works half the time with attachments):

POST https://myserver/secure/?page_id=58 500 (Internal Server Error) jquery.js?ver=1.11.1:4
m.ajaxTransport.sendjquery.js?ver=1.11.1:4
m.extend.ajaxjquery.form.min.js?ver=3.51.0-2014.06.20:11
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jquery.form.min.js?ver=3.51.0-2014.06.20:11 e.fn.ajaxSubmitjquery.form.min.js?ver=3.51.0-2014.06.20:11
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jquery.js?ver=1.11.1:3 m.event.dispatchjquery.js?ver=1.11.1:3 m.event.add.r.handle

I can’t be certain since we don’t have your site to cross-check, but I’m guessing this might be what you’re experiencing @kristinanewyork

Sorry I don’t have a possible solution right now, but maybe it will help make progress on this thread for you. Time for bed (3:35am), though – busy days ahead for me…

Save yourself a headache and try something like this in the body:

Your Email: [email user-email]

Do you want an email response? [checkbox checkbox-444 exclusive "No|" "Yes|CC:"]

And then add this to your additional headers:

[checkbox-444][user-email]

When they select “No”, it will just drop the email in the additional header and nothing will go through. When they select “Yes”, it will add the “CC:” and cause them to be copied at the supplied email address.

You’re welcome =)

I can submit a 25MB file on my site (yes, twenty-five), so I don’t think it’s a plug-in thing… It took a few seconds but I could tell it was thinking. ( I’m running WP 4.1 and CF7 4.1 ) Here’s what my code looked like, in case you’re wondering (essentially what y’all are putting in):
<p>Upload Timesheet: [file* timesheet filetypes:xls|xlsx|doc|docx|pdf limit:30mb]</p>

Have you tried taking out the file-type validation? I doubt that’s it, but it’s the only other thing you can mess with on the form entry aspect. At least, as I understand.

Otherwise, it seems like a conflict from another plug-in, generic site error, or email block/restriction outside the plug-in… If you’re certain it’s in CF7, I’d just suggest re-installing the current version.

I know it’s not terribly helpful but… at least you have verification that you’ve been doing the right thing and it should be working??

Sure is, buzztone =)

That’s not a CF7 issue. However, I imagine you’re looking to do something like following:

<a href="https://yoursite.com/ToC.html" target="_blank">Terms and Conditions</a>

@buzztone – As in, create my own plug-in (extension) to do this? If so, that’s more than I can take on right now; I was lucky to have time to dive into this… However, I’ll consider if it never gets added into CF7 altogether.

All told, though, there’s not a ton of coding added. Well over half of what I put above is contextual references, so the addition to CF7’s code base size is actually quite minimal. As an example, the coding added to upgrade.php is only: , 'mail_3'
I included so much to help reduce confusion when other’s looked into the coding, by offering them cues of what should come before and after.

Thanks for the suggestion, though. If my schedule ever frees up to create and perpetually manage a plugin, I’ll consider taking up your suggestion myself. Perhaps someone else {you? ?? } can take that on if this isn’t included in a future update.

I’m not sure why they’re not appearing at all… Do you have “Use HTML content type” selected in the contact form mail section?

I don’t have any problems with the following on my site showing in an email properly:

<p><strong>Your Name:</strong> [your-name]
<strong>Supervisor:</strong>[supe-name]
<strong>Department:</strong>[dept-name]
<strong>Position: </strong>[posi-name]</p>

<p><strong>1. How comfortable do you feel in your new position?</strong>
[ans-1]</p>