Sameer Panje

Tried that…but it didn’t work. I tried fidgeting around and figured out that the problem was due to the form width I had set. Working fine now. Thanks.

My bad…I didn’t notice that I hadn’t terminated the last statement in that code. Apologies.

Just in case it matters, I’m using a self-created child theme for the Divi theme from Elegant Themes for this website.

The error occurs as soon as I add the function to my theme’s functions.php file and try to load any page on either the front-end or admin panel.

My bad. I got it all wrong. I understood the trans functions to be meant for updating values in the submissions database. Feeling so stupid. I was already using standard php functions to format my output. I guess I’ll have to look at writing the data into my own custom table instead of saving it on the plugins database to achieve what I need.

Sorry for opening this thread. I’ll mark it as resolved.

Cheers…& thanks for a great plugin. ??

S

Resolved this by using a mail tag. Thanks ??

Never mind. I figured out an easier way. ??

I added a new class called clear with the clear:both attribute and applied it to a <p> tag where I needed it. Working just as I wanted it to. ??

Thanks.

Thanks for the replies. I found out that it was an issue with my hosting provider (I was on shared hosting & some apache rules were conflicting with WP Multisite). Have switched providers and everything’s working like a charm. Thanks, Ipstenu for the time & help. Much appreciated. ??

Cheers,

Sameer

If you’re asking me about my DNS settings, I just have *.printomake.com pointing to my main server. The subdomains have been created by adding new sites to my network from the Network Admin. I don’t remember having mapped them to a folder.

Sorry for being a newb with this, but how do I rectify this?

We have our own server running CentOS 5.3. There are 7 websites running out of it, 3 of them on wordpress. All 3 of the WordPress sites have Contact Form 7 version 2.4.6. And it was working like a charm.

Till recently, we were running PHP 5.1 due to which, we were restricted to WordPress 3.0.1. Recently, we upgraded it to PHP 5.4.3. And we’ve started having problems with Contact Form 7 since then.

When a user submits a form, they get the error with a red box. However, the form data is being saved (we also have the Contact Form 7 DB Extension plugin installed). The PHP mail function is working fine from the command line. We also tried using an SMTP mail plugin but it still stays the same.

What could be the causes of this? And how can we resolve it?

Thanks,

Sam