davidsteenkamp

Hi Takayuki,

The issue is that this function is actually being called in your own plugin too:

/includes/shortcodes.php
–> Line 14:
function wpcf7_remove_shortcode( $tag ) {

Although I did notice it as well in the Contact Form 7 Datepicker plugin too:

/modules/date.php

–> Line 145-149:
` public static function add_shortcodes() {
if (function_exists(‘wpcf7_add_form_tag’)) {
// Remove Contact Form 7’s date module
wpcf7_remove_shortcode(‘date’);
wpcf7_remove_shortcode(‘date*’);`

Okay right on – I’ll keep an eye out for that then, thanks!

omg – nevermind – I had CSS code displaying “none” on the element, my bad! haha.

Yes, it was simply the viewport meta tag that had to be added. Thx.

– David.

Hi there,

That would be most appreciated. Please do reply here once a fix has been implemented.

Thanks!

– David.

Hi again – just following up on this – … ?

Thx,

– David.

Hi Yuval,

Thank you very much for your prompt response! My email address is [ redacted ]

Thanks again!

– David.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by Jan Dembowski.

I also agree, and I only have about 700 that I am moving temporarily before wanting to delete!

I found a way to fix it (it’s not great though) … just activate Firebug / developer tools / chrome inspector or whatever it is that you use, and find the class “wpcf7-tg-pane-date” – you’ll see it’s been defaulted to display: none in the CSS (in my case it is happening because of another piece of code elsewhere in my theme). If you simply turn off the display: none, then you will be able to see all the options and use them. Screenshot here, for clarity:

https://davidsteenkamp.com/wp-content/uploads/contact-form-7-datepicker-fix-ish.png

– David.

If anyone has crazy good skills at load orders can you try and see where the malicious code on this page is loading ‘from’ ?

https://www.socialmediaminder.com/fastactionbootcamp

The malicious code typically sits just above the YouTube video, however, on refreshes of the site it may disappear – if you clear cache and refresh, it will pop back up. I can verify that it is not a plugin conflict as I have deactivated all plugins and it still shows up. I have also searched the db and it is nowhere in there either. My only other thought is that it must be being injected from somewhere – I just kind of suck at troubleshooting in Chrome Developer tools / Firebug to figure out ‘where’ and ‘when’ it’s exactly getting inserted.

Any help is appreciated!

Hi there,

Thanks for your suggestions. I think I have been hacked at the server level or something is being injected. I followed many of these steps and nothing has helped. It’s definitely not coming from any other plugin to say the least. If I was better with Chrome Dev tools I would check the load order of scripts to try to determine which one this is coming from! Just trying to find tutorials on how to do just that is also very difficult though.

n/m, got it all figured out!

yep works now as it just opens in a new tab. thanks!

– david.

Very nice!

Hi all,

I haven’t quite download the Beta version yet, but does anyone know if there is a way to offer a ‘free’ digital download? I attempted to just put in $0.00 for the smaller size digital download item, but it still updates the cart and then proceeds to the payment gateway (in my case, PayPal)… and once there, it spits out an error message of “Please enter an amount greater than zero.” – is there a way around this? Or is the ability to add a ‘free’ downloadable item offered in the Beta version? Thx!