ntoscano50

I have even checked the validation on the form in the link provided after the most recent update. It stated that there were no invalidations.

I have reviewed the above documentation, and still, it does not explain why the FROM field with the default value that the plugin sets when creating a new form ( [_site_title] <[email protected]> ) is invalid.

Can you explain why it is invalid? It is the standard field that you get when you create a new form. Not sure how that would suddenly cause it to be invalid.

Hi. I thought it would be important to note that this form was working fine until the last update with the below setting remaining unchanged.

TO: ********@seeitsolved.com,[_site_admin_email]
FROM: [_site_title] ********@seeitsolved.com
SUBJECT: [_site_title] “[your-subject]”
ADDITIONAL HEADERS: Reply-To: [your-email]
MESSAGE BODY:

From: [your-name] [your-email]
Subject: [your-subject]

Message Body:

[your-message]

—
This e-mail was sent from a contact form on [_site_title] ([_site_url])

At the bottom of the home page on seeitsolved.com

The site is: https://www.seeitsolved.com

Sorry. Commented on the wrong thread.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by ntoscano50.

No, CoolMomEats has a different link, which is why it is so strange it’s showing up in the tracking there and not on CMP.

We do track via Google Analytics. I have not checked the link clicks in GA. CoolMomPicks.com is the main site of the Multi-Site Network. The other two are subdomains.

We have a multisite install with jetpack installed on the network. The link “https://www.drinktrade.com/equipment?utm_source=coolmompicks&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=mothersday&#8221; is in a post on coolmompicks.com. When searching for clicks in Jetpack, it is showing up in the search on the admin panel of coolmomeats.com, but not coolmompicks.com (where the post is published).

Any update on this?

Thank you!

Thanks, Damian. Do you have an estimated release time for the next version?

Would you mind sending me the link?

The current set up I have on my site (which works on all except the search results page) is:

Rule Group:
1. Post Category — is equal to — “POST CATEGORY” — and
2. Post Type — is not equal to — post — and
3. Page Type — is not equal to — Category Page — and
4. Page Type — is not equal to — Archives Page — and

I know it’s a bit different than what you’re looking for, but you can substitute post category for post name. Let me know if that helps.

It’s a WP search feature with a URL like the following:

https://www.example.com/?s=SEARCH%20TERM&submit.x=0&submit.y=0