Eric P

I cooked this up … It may be useful as a plugin? Any interest as a plugin, give me a shout … eric pecoraro _at_ shepard dot com

It involves some overhead, so it would obviously be used for development only. Not tested thoroughly, but it works on my system.

<?php
// this can live in /themes/mytheme/functions.php, or maybe as a dev plugin?
function get_template_name () {
	foreach ( debug_backtrace() as $called_file ) {
		foreach ( $called_file as $index ) {
			if ( !is_array($index[0]) AND strstr($index[0],'/themes/') AND !strstr($index[0],'footer.php') ) {
				$template_file = $index[0] ;
			}
		}
	}
	$template_contents = file_get_contents($template_file) ;
	preg_match_all("(Template Name:(.*)\n)siU",$template_contents,$template_name);
	$template_name = trim($template_name[1][0]);
	if ( !$template_name ) { $template_name = '(default)' ; }
	$template_file = array_pop(explode('/themes/', basename($template_file)));
	return $template_file . ' > '. $template_name ;
}
?>

Useage (in /themes/mytheme/footer.php would work)

<?php
if (is_user_logged_in()) {
	echo ' | '. get_template_name() ;
}
?>

@msuhockey13

Good catch! What was I thinking! I was all thunked out at the time ;).

Good stuff. Thanks.

I put:

define(‘child_template_directory’, dirname( get_bloginfo(‘stylesheet_url’)) );

in a my child theme functions.php. Seems to make sense there…

Okay, I’ve been racking my brain on this and I almost gave up on cf7. I even made a copy of an exact site that was working and moved it to a new URL (on the same server) and it broke. Then I reinstalled PHP. Then I, then I, then I, then I <insert senseless straw grabbing here>. Nothing but the spinning arrow.

It’s obviously an AJAX issue, maybe related to a URL/domain setting?

In any case, my ugly fix (that actually works) is as follows:

in /wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/contact-form-7.js,

comment out the document ready function as follows (starting with the top line):

/* jQuery(document).ready(function() { */
    try {
        jQuery('div.wpcf7 > form').ajaxForm({
            beforeSubmit: wpcf7BeforeSubmit,
            dataType: 'json',
            success: wpcf7ProcessJson
        });
    } catch (e) {
    }
    try {
        jQuery('div.wpcf7 > form').each(function(i, n) {
            wpcf7ToggleSubmit(jQuery(n));
        });
    } catch (e) {
    }
/* }); */

This essentially breaks the background functionality of the AJAX, and forces the form to reload with the appended string like #wpcf7-f5-p523-o1, but at least it works until something better comes along!

cf7 is hands down the best form plugin out there, else I wouldn’t put so much effort into keeping it installed!