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@r333 Sorry for late reply. I’m only a member just like you. I can only tell you many websites using CF7 including myself and never have problem to upload PDF. I work in a agency and we use it for application forms on career website.

I think you use it correctly. Please check your webserver and PHP Konfiguration. This is a complex topic and i can’t guide you because i don’t even know you’re on NGINX, Apache. Did you find something in your server log files?

I think many WordPress users nowadays don’t understand the spirit of open source.

You think there should be a documentation? Okay, you’re welcome help to write one. That was the response in the good old days. As long its mostly 100% compatible with ACF, i don’t think there’s lots of motivation to write docs. Seriously, everyone will just use the resources found for ACF.

Hi @patrikmuse did you check your webserver configuration? If you’re on Apache you can add mime type in your .htaccess the plugin has not the power to change it.

@junaidkhalil Omg, please use only one of then: Gutenberg, WP Bakery or Elementor. Yes, its possible to mix then but makes your site more slow and messy. I believe Gutenberg has the brightest future, Elementor the most features for no-code users.

@r333 Are you sure u added filetypes parameter? https://contactform7.com/2022/05/20/contact-form-7-56-beta/#file-type-option-supports-mime-types

@fakhtar Take a look at your server logs and enable debugging in wp-config.php helps, then post the information here. I can confirm PHP 8.0 works well with it. Your upgrade is very late, why not go straight to PHP 8.2? check server logs after upgrade is something essential!

@ilgrizly PHP 8.4 support for WordPress itself is still beta: https://make.www.ads-software.com/core/handbook/references/php-compatibility-and-wordpress-versions/

I recommended PHP 8.2 for now, CF7 works well with it.

@g4ll4is @heiseheise It’s not true there’s no option: https://contactform7.com/max-min-length-options-and-character-count/#maxlength-and-minlength-options

I think such a default length makes sense.

@taqwae923 Something like this often occurs if you’re using a plugin with additional new blocks. Now if you disable the plugin or update to a new breaking version, the old content still looks fine on frontend but can’t be edited.

So please check first if this is really a native Gutenberg Block or from a third party. How was the name of the Block (you may be able to see it in html mode)?

@venkat01 Maybe it helps if you add a screenshot of the javascript console while you load the editor? Do you know how to access the console?

Hello @lenotrep,

I believe what you describe is not a bug, it’s a feature! ??

Without this behavior, the WordPress revisions won’t work. That’s why there must be keep a backup of the acf/scf field value. You should not use plain SQL to get the value, use get_field() with the post_id so the result will be limited to the current revision of the post.

If you don’t want the database pollution, maybe the solution is to limit revisions in wp-config.php ?
I always limit it to 3 revisions.

@mukesh27 Thanks. Yes, I found that too after searching on github. The first request from PNG convert was already 2022, so I am a little disappointed it didn’t got higher priority, but that how open source works. Don’t complain, wait or do by yourself ??

@jtiebel Just use https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/wp_get_attachment_image/ and you have a image tag with the correct srcset.

Keep in mind this plugin only works for new uploaded images. To compress all your old images i suggest wp-cli: https://developer.www.ads-software.com/cli/commands/media/regenerate/

@guppygigs This plugin is quite good and works well. You can deactivate it and delete all webp, then regenerate the JPG image sizes with wp-cli.

There are so many alternatives, impossible to try them all. But I like the simplistic style of this plugin, just search “webp” in the plugins section and read reviews carefully should help.

Also keep in mind recompress already strong compressed JPG will always make the quality more worse. Did you try to adjust the quality setting and regenerate all images with wp-cli?

@xxswakxx Note: I’m just a user like you and not involved in plugin development. Instead 5 seconds you should give it 30 seconds and read about the changes of Version 2.9.0. Once done, you will find out it still works fine.

I like the idea of this standalone plugins apporach, soon there will be AVIF support and i can easily just use the funcionality i really need. There are too many plugins try to be a all-in-one solutions (e.g. W3TC) and still not doing what you really want.

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