lutherandj

Hope you fixed your issue.

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From Ultimate member, settings, Install Info, Host:
It has the wrong host – actually, the host was wp-engine and it would not even work with them so I uninstalled the plugin. I’m using site ground now and there is no way to update the host info. My host provider said it could cause login problems if it is not fixed. Uninstalling the plugin and reinstalling it does not seem to fix the information.

I’m having the same issue. I don’t have any plugins for logging in our out though. I just use the wordpress interface.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by lutherandj. Reason: additional info

I used the JQ Validation for Contact Form pro, then I found the class for letters_space in the jquery validation js file and edited like this.
/^[a-zA-Z .’,0-9/\n/]

I added a period, apostrophe, comma and 0-9 to the current code. I just wanted to keep out ? < > ( ) to keep out malicious code but allow new line returns and the above. I think this actually allows the slash ‘/’ but anytime I edit it, it messes up the other stuff.

I tried to create a date field in contact form 7, [date date-945] and I have WordPress set to the default time zone of new York pa. I get an error when submitting the form in Internet explorer ‘the date format is incorrect. when I enter the date, I have tried 1/17/2019 and 01/17/2019 and I get an error with both submissions.
I don’t have any validation set up for the date and I still get the error. It is also not a required field.

I would like to do the above also. The Jquery Validation looks like I what I need but it appears that it is no longer supported in the latest version of word press that I am using. Does anyone know any custom code that I can put after the form field to only allow alphanumberic characters and no special characters. One of my sites recently failed the security scan at my institution because I could not do this.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by lutherandj.

Here’s what I did, I put a login link like this example on one of my menu type of pages
https://example.com/wp-login.php?action=logout
Hope it helps.

This form nor any other plugin form seems to be working for me anymore. It does work when I use an smtp plugin but that is not an option because my site will not pass a security scan if I use that. I am hosting at the University of Pittsburgh and the have confirmed that PHP forms are not blocked. Does anyone have any idea what is going on. Neither this nor any other form works for me any more. Is this a wordpress issue instead of a plugin issue?
Donna

Can I use this contact form and not send email. We want a form that the user fills in and then clicks and goes to a link. We would like to keep track of who is viewing our content on specific pages