moroandrea

The problem with your configuration is that you have messed up the .htaccess code without a knowledge.

Each RewriteRule statement is totally independent, and can be preceded by one or more RewriteCond instruction (assuming they are concatenated with the OR condition).

In the absence of a RewriteCond, the RewritingRules are parsed and eventually executed if the condition matches.

In your case, the 2, 3 and 4 statements have no conditions and your .htaccess is saying something like this: no matter that page, do a page redirect to https://www.assetdocsystems.com/ attaching some GA campaign tracking.
I assume the above lines to be included in the .htaccess file hosted on the assetdocsystems.com domain. If this is the case, having no conditions to prevent a loop, means that your server will reload the page again and again up to the 50th redirect when your browser will stop the endless loop.

I’m not sure what you want to achieve. It looks like you want to do some campaign tracking without manual tagging the pages all the time. But the copy and paste approach without reading through the documentation is normally set to fail as you have found out.

Ok well, the problem is with the shortcode. If it contains uppercase character it stops working.

Is this bug supposed to not “execute” the short code?

Right now I can see my “short code” as it was written in the form, rather than being parsed. E.g. [my_shortcode] rather than the output of the function.

Well, being a SEO by profession I would say the problem is not necessarily with the plugin but with you that you didn’t check the output before submitting the sitemap?

As many thing out of there, it’s easy don’t take responsibility for things we do.

Ok, Maybe my answer is silly, but would that be possible to have an option to avoid this screen-reader output to be generated, or at least have whether display it or the inline errors?

Also, it would be nice having an error message text message to be attached to each field?

I’ve done something like this in the past – https://code.web-ma.com/javascript-validator/ – but at that time I wasn’t using wordpress as a CMS.
Perhaps a nice feature to integrate?

Ah cool. Thanks.

Can you please tell me more of what kind of information and integratation it may provide in analytics?
I mean, GA is fully capable to track social network and with custom segments social media can be easily displayed.

So what is the real value to add 1.2 extra seconds while loading a site?

Thanks
Andrea

Clarity is always a must ??

Ok, got the answer in this page made from the author that I didn’d discover immediately

https://contactform7.com/loading-javascript-and-stylesheet-only-when-it-is-necessary/

Thank for the hint.

Hi Big Bagel,

I got confused by the function name indeed, but echoing the results of the is_admin() return a null string in either case, and this doesn’t sound normal. Is it?

Thanks
Andrea

Hi John.

As a matter of fact the change take effect the first time, so the link on the same post start to be linked.
The problem is when you deselect the checkbox to don’t have the same post linked anymore.
In that circumstance the change doesn’t action, and link continue to be shown.

No, there aren’t caching plug-in or functionality in place at the moment.

I’m not sure if you are still having the issue, but I’ve noticed this on my side as well.

In my case, using SMTP plugin for wordpress the Reply-to was populated with the original sender name and address.

To sort this out, add the following in the Additional header

Reply-to: [your-name] <[your-email]>