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Can confirm that @nikoslefkas’s reply from the CF7 FAQ section does work for me:

Adding this to the theme functions.php –
add_filter( 'wpcf7_support_html5_fallback', '__return_true' );

The change is most drastic in Firefox.

I wasn’t sure if I should create my own thread for this, but since the thread is titled ‘Date field’ I was wondering if others are having issues making the ‘date’ field required?

Still testing this but it seems that even if a value is selected for this field (when required with a *), CF7’s verification still appears to think it is empty.

Thanks

Thanks @sam for considering the suggestion ??

I think @kelter had some suggestions too (second post above)

Not tested fully but it seems that if one ticks the ‘cache full image’ box in Options-> Image (Zenphoto admin interface) – with the option of watermarking – then the images seem to display okay on WP. Not ideal of course if you are planning on protecting the images, but maybe it will be of use to others?

Thanks very much for this @li-an – was really confused by this process till I read your post.

Interestingly I found that not all the download ‘logs’ were imported ?? Some files still have the number of hits/download whilst others show 0.

And sadly, retaining Legacy Importer (activated) does not seem to work ID wise for me, so time for me to go download ID hunting ??

And here is the answer, courtesy of @Li-An:

Save your database – or tables relatives to Download Monitor 3
Install Download Monitor Legacy Importer
Delete Download Monitor 3 directory in plugins
Install Download Monitor 4 (well, 1.0.0 now)
Go to Tools>Import and choose Download Monitor Legacy Importer

Take a look at your “old” downloads if they still work. If you desactivate Download Monitor Legacy Importer, individal downloads shortcodes all broken now. Too bad.
As downloads are now custom posts, they all changed their ID ! So you have two solutions: manually change each ID for individual downloads or keep Download Monitor Legacy Importer activated. To you to choose.

It does make it a lot easier to work with ?? I have almost always used Widget Logic and agree that it can be difficult to work with at times (generally have to make the edits elsewhere first then paste it in) so WLV is an absolute bonus.

@webdesinz: Thanks very much for sharing that. I thought I’d put a link up to the thread that you mentioned to make it easier in future to reference: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/widget-logic-visual-not-working-with-35?replies=25#post-3755235

p/s: It’s reassuring to know that Widget Logic itself is fine at least, if not Widget Logic Visual.

@webdesinz: Just out of interest, what changes did you have to make to Widget Logic?

@takien: Not sure if you’re still updating the plugin, but was wondering if it allows for the use of custom menus? Thanks ??

Thanks for the headsup, Scott. I was wondering the same thing when I came across your post on the Thematic forums (https://thematictheme.com/forums/topic/how-to-remove-some-of-the-thematic-page-templates/) about the jQuery solution being the only one that works thus far.

@jesse: Thanks for the update. Sending you code luck to solve the issue for later versions of SLP. I only just started using it and can confirm the effectiveness of this plugin as the number of lockouts have plummeted (was over 1500 in one week).

I have only had 4 so far these two days with 2.1.2.

Thank you for your hard work.

Thanks for the share faridjame ?? I haven’t had a chance to try it out yet but hope Aldert will find it helpful.

@stcom: Little bit confused by your question, sorry.

The standard shortcode only gives you a text link that users can click on for the form; but BHT’s shortcode (above) means that you can actually use an image such as ‘Click me’ that users can click on to launch the form as an overlay.

And this code should go into your post editor.

It will need some tweaking to suit your own setup (e.g. if you’re using Contact Form 7 etc.)

Thanks @bobbingwide ??