shanekeller

Having the same issue. I cannot add new users because of this error nor can I update a password because of this error:

“Error: passwords don’t match. Please enter the same password in both password fields.”

I have answered and solved my own support question:

This is the file that sets the permissions:

/wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7-signature-addon/includes/class-wpcf7-signature-mail.php

LINE: 163

// Writing signature
if ( $handle = @fopen( $filepath, ‘w’ ) ) {
fwrite( $handle, $decoded_image );
fclose( $handle );
@chmod( $filepath, 0400 ); // Make sure the uploaded file is only readable for the owner process
}

With the CHMOD set to 0400, the image does not embed/attach to the email.

Can this be updated in future versions so that the server permissions do not block the embedded of the signature?

Having the same issue. Hoping this gets resolved.

Can you share the new working form code? I cannot get this to work either.

We switched to Ninja Forms, which as free and paid versions. It is slightly faster and you can change the messages to processing or please wait or whatever you want. The paid addon features such as “layout and styles” are also very useful. I also like the integration with our CRM.

No solutions have been provided for this yet. But it has been very frustrating to have to switch our CF7 to a new system on a number of our websites. I still prefer Cf7 but that slow submit is a deal breaker if it results in lost contacts and customers.

Had the same issue but it was a theme-plugin conflict. Our theme came with the Owl Carousel 2 jQuery plugin pre-installed. I had to manually comment out the Carousel function in the Our Team Showcase plugin. Works awesome now. Compare the jQuery scripts your theme has with the plugin. Likely, just needs the same fix.

Hello,

I tried these in the Child CSS and the Theme’s Custom CSS section and both do not remove the Categories or Tags.

.product .posted_in { display:none; }
.product .tagged_as { display:none; }

Any other suggestions?

@bagustri & @wpjeki, you need to install a WordPress Roles Plugin where you can edit the capabilities of the roles.

That’s it.

Hello @wpjeki and @bagustri,

Yes, I figured it out.

The “ONLY” way to make flamingo viewable to everyone is to enable the “edit users” in the role settings.

So what I did is, enabled “edit users” for the lower roles but I disabled “view users” and everything else under user roles so they cannot even see the users menu.

Make sense?

That is the only way it works.

Take care,
Shane Keller

I am having the same issue. I need users to be able to access flamingo without giving them full access to everything else.