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  • Morgan Feeney

    (@mofeenster)

    Hey Marko, I too have a multisite setup, am using W3 Total Cache and get the same error on a child site, not on the parent, only when using the purge all caches link on the WordPress admin bar when visiting the site.

    I too, followed your instructions, but they had no effect whatsoever.

    Morgan Feeney

    (@mofeenster)

    For anyone else facing this issue it may well be your php version is out of date. I just upgraded WP and all plugins including W3 Total cache and had the White Screen of Death. I had to use FTP, rename the plugin directory to de-activate the plugin, enabled wp debug in wp-config.php, then saw an error on the front-end pointing out the conflict was php version 5.3. I upgraded to 5.6.

    Coen, many thanks for the fix, however the VAT price suffix does not display after applying it. Should there be an extra line or 2 to accommodate for this?

    I’m working on a WordPress site locally using Varying Vagrant Varants (vvv). It comes with nginx. I found @sysfailure0x5a’s comments really useful, I just unchecked ‘Rewrite URL structure’ and the page not found errors went away (minified css/js files).

    It’s not a big deal for me as I am mirroring as best I can the live iteration of the website.

    Thanks!

    I have the same issue, I’ve tried using the parameters loop="false" in the shortcode but it won’t have it. I don’t think the functionality is there yet, you can however do this with a single audio file.

    Morgan Feeney

    (@mofeenster)

    Hurrahhh!!! Thanks @koesie10, I just had the same issue, you saved me a ton of research.

    Thread Starter Morgan Feeney

    (@mofeenster)

    In response to my previous comment (just to save anyone’s breath) I can see that as they are now custom post types they should be exported and then imported via WP’s dashboard.

    I would still like the data for the contact forms to be stored in the database. If anyone has any code I can copy and paste that creates the tables etc (due to my limited knowledge) into PHP my Admin I would be appreciative.

    Thanks!!

    YUP… this is definitely happening to quite a lot of people, it would be great if the plugin author could provide a solution.

    I built a wordpress site in a domains sub-directory, I then moved the install to the root and all the database stuff for all other plugins was stored on the database under plugin specific tables.

    I have only got half of the data for contact form 7. The forms are still on the pages and on the left of the wp dashboard, but on the right the email content is missing.

    I searched in the database and yes it is there, but it is being stored in wp_posts, herein lies the problem – there are no tables for this data.

    Any ideas on how to apply a remedy??

    Thread Starter Morgan Feeney

    (@mofeenster)

    Thanks for your help Marventus, I will get round to trying to add the outputted html of contact form 7 asap, just a bit busy sorting some SEO. I will let you know how it goes.

    I’m going to use your technique for css3 rollovers with sprites now.

    Cheers

    Thread Starter Morgan Feeney

    (@mofeenster)

    Yeah, I added contact form7 to the header.php file so it is on all WP pages. Got the jQuery working, although I don’t know at this point how to make the form automatically slide up upon submission – is this something you would know by any chance?

    Just got to style the validation messages, then will have a look at adding it to the non-WP parts.

    Thread Starter Morgan Feeney

    (@mofeenster)

    Gonna give it a try now so let’s see…

    Thread Starter Morgan Feeney

    (@mofeenster)

    That’s interesting… ok then so that sounds do-able, how can I use the same code in a non-wp site, is this something you know how to do?

    Thread Starter Morgan Feeney

    (@mofeenster)

    Hi

    I don’t want to use an iFrame, it just seems like a fudge to me. How would I change the classes for the form through wordpress. I have a form on another website at the moment that uses contact form 7 and the structure is like this:

    <p>Your Name (required)
    [text* your-name] </p>

    <p>Your Email (required)
    [email* your-email] </p>

    <p>Subject
    [text your-subject] </p>

    <p>Your Message
    [textarea your-message] </p>

    <p>[submit “Send”]</p>

    That’s it, are you saying I can just replace the <p> tags with anything I want, will that work?

    Thread Starter Morgan Feeney

    (@mofeenster)

    Hi

    The reason is that the site was already up and running and the blog was an addition. I like the sound of it being a php include file.

    I need to know how to implement contact form 7 in a non-wp site and also how and where to add the jQuery that I want for the form to dropdown.

    Is this something you would know how to do?

    I know how to include files and have got that function on pretty much all of my websites, it saves loads of time with updates.

    Thread Starter Morgan Feeney

    (@mofeenster)

    Your fiddle is good, thanks for that I will defo use it. As for the form… I was considering using contact form 7 as I already use it in some other sites and it is great, I just want continuity throughout the website and that includes the form.

    Would I be able to use my script with contact form 7 and also use it in the non wp area?

    Thanks again

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