nikolausii

Hello,

The message continues to appear that the OTP is incorrect. The mail is sent, I enter the exact OTP, but it doesn’t work.

However, I still don’t get an HTML editor for the mail body, I can only enter plain text, although I have the Pro version (1.7).

What is the problem here?

• This reply was modified 9 months, 4 weeks ago by nikolausii.

I’m sorry, I don’t know how to activate the plugin individually on each site.
In the admin administration I only have the option “Activate for the entire network” and if it is activated the counterpart “Deactivate in the entire network”.
If I then switch to the desired page, the plugin is automatically activated and I cannot deactivate and re-enable it here.

I was already on the page, the configuration in the plugin fits. I did the whole thing on a single WordPress instance, so the email arrives with an attachment.
That’s why I thought it was because I now have a multi-site WordPress with almost 20 instances.
Because the settings in the CF7 plugin are exactly the same, but there is no attachment in the mail.

Contact Form 7 has a wpcf7_mail_sent hook for exactly this. Usage looks a little like:

// ...in functions.php
add_action('wpcf7_mail_sent', function ($cf7) {
    // Run code after the email has been sent
});

There is also wpcf7_mail_failed, which lets you hook into when the email fails.

You have given several objects the same name.

[text* user-name class:form-control class:input-md placeholder "Téléphone (et # poste) *"]
[email* user-email class:form-control class:input-md placeholder "Courriel *"]
[text* user-subject class:form-control class:input-md placeholder "Type (école, camp) et nom d'organisation *"]

user-name, user-email, user-subject are the names of your fields. You can use these to retrieve the content in the mail configuration. Since you have assigned the names multiple times, this does not work. Add numbers to the end of each field.

[text* user-name1 class:form-control class:input-md placeholder "Nom *"]
[text* user-name2 class:form-control class:input-md placeholder "Téléphone (et # poste) *"] 

[text* user-subject1 class:form-control class:input-md placeholder "Type (école, camp) et nom d'organisation *"]
[text* user-subject2 class:form-control class:input-md placeholder "Nombre de groupes *"]

and so on.

You can then access all fields in the mail by addressing them in this way:

Contact request from [user-name1]

Hope this helps you

Shouldn’t this be enough?

<style>
  .wpcf7 input[type="text"] {
      color: #000;
  }
</style>

Add this to your code.
Maybe you still need a

color: #000 !important;

Hi,

I have just filled in and sent your form.
It seems to have worked, at least I got this confirmation:

Vielen Dank für deine Nachricht. Sie wurde gesendet.

Have you solved the problem?

Does no one have any ideas?
Would I have to pass the values for the checkboxes as separate parameters? But how can I bind several to the fields?

Hey,

if I remember correctly, I did not have to add any additional code to functions.php
I access the fields of an Ultimate Member user like this:

[um_user user_id="123" meta_key="user_companyname"]

user_companyname is the name I gave to the field, you should be able to find it in the UM plugin settings.

I hope I could help you a bit with this.

Hello,

thanks, but that is not the problem.
It works with the category id and with the category name.

But i still found the solution – only the premium version from the plugin has the possibility to display the FAQs randomly.

Thanks.

Hey @champsupertramp

UM is version 2.2.2
UM – Verified Users was version 2.1.1

Thanks

I purchased the Verified Users extension, but currently have it disabled. It didn’t work with the extension either.
From the settings options, it looked in retrospect as if it would work without the extension.
Or is it not possible at all without it?

A short explanation of what I want to achieve:
A Ultimate Member user sends via CF7 a text from which a post is created. The post is already formatted in CF7, so the editor just has to copy the text from the email.
In this post should be a kind of business card with information about the um user, which everyone can see. To get this information I need the UserId of the current user.

I copied your code into contact-form-7/includes/contact-form.php, but there I got an error message in wordpress:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'add_filter' (T_STRING), expecting function (T_FUNCTION) or const (T_CONST)

Probably the wrong place?
I assume the line with the add_filter(..) must be in another line, but I did not get it to work.
Then if I added the UserID as a hidden field, how do I access it? Just normally with square brackets, like the other fields within the form?

Thanks for the quick reply.

Unfortunately, this option does not help me with my use case.
Is there alternatively the possibility to send the ID of the current user?

Descending, sure, as you had written, sorry.

Ok, post 169343 is the problem. The content has over 5.500.000 characters.
I deleted the post and restarted the index, now it runs much further than usual and still runs.

Can you maybe tell me off the top of your head where the maximum characters for a post is?
The post could not be accessed on the wordpress site either. I checked the content, there is no error within the text, it will probably just be the length.