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Fixed this by changing where I applied my add_filter.

Sorry, not a problem with your plugin :/

Since v3.9 the above fix needs some changes as shown below;

Now in contact-form.php (classes.php has been removed in v3.9)

/**
		 * Start - Allow classes to be added to wrapper div...
		 * ---------------------------------------------------
		 */
		/* ORIG: $html = sprintf( '<div %s>', wpcf7_format_atts( array(
			'class' => 'wpcf7',
			'id' => $this->unit_tag,
			( get_option( 'html_type' ) == 'text/html' ) ? 'lang' : 'xml:lang'
				=> str_replace( '_', '-', $this->locale ),
			'dir' => wpcf7_is_rtl( $this->locale ) ? 'rtl' : 'ltr' ) ) ) . "\n";
		*/
		$wrapper_class = 'wpcf7';
		if ( $atts['div_class'] ) {
			$wrapper_class .= ' ' . $atts['div_class'];
		}

		$html = sprintf( '<div %s>', wpcf7_format_atts( array(
			'class' => $wrapper_class,
			'id' => $this->unit_tag,
			( get_option( 'html_type' ) == 'text/html' ) ? 'lang' : 'xml:lang'
				=> str_replace( '_', '-', $this->locale ),
			'dir' => wpcf7_is_rtl( $this->locale ) ? 'rtl' : 'ltr' ) ) ) . "\n";
		/**
		 * END - Allow classes to be added to wrapper div...
		 * ---------------------------------------------------
		 */

Place the above code around line 261 (it replaces the line in ORIG: above)

ANY CHANCE THE AUTHOR CAN ADD THIS TO THE PLUGIN?????
He obviously forgot last time!

Well I checked out the plugin code to see how it works and from that it seems there is no (current) way to add classes to the wrapper div.

So I added my own code to facilitate this.

It works the same way the ‘add class to form tag’ code works for the html_class shortcode attribute.

I had to add a new attribute to the list in both classes.php and controller.php and then add a test for extra classes in the classes.php file…

public function form_html( $atts = array() ) {
		$atts = wp_parse_args( $atts, array(
			'html_id' => '',
			'html_name' => '',
			'html_class' => '',
			'div_class' => '' // Wrapper - Allow classes to be added to wrapper div...
			 ) );

		$this->unit_tag = self::get_unit_tag( $this->id );

		/**
		 * Start - Allow classes to be added to wrapper div...
		 * ---------------------------------------------------
		 */
		// ORIG: $html = '<div class="wpcf7" id="' . $this->unit_tag . '">' . "\n";
		$wrapper_class = 'wpcf7';
		if ( $atts['div_class'] ) {
			$wrapper_class .= ' ' . $atts['div_class'];
		}
		$html = '<div class="' . $wrapper_class . '" id="' . $this->unit_tag . '">' . "\n";
		/**
		 * END - Allow classes to be added to wrapper div...
		 * ---------------------------------------------------
		 */

All you have to do is then call the shortcode with the extra attribute and class eg

[contact-form-7 id="222" div_class="container"]

the new attribute is div_class

Maybe the plugin Author can include this in a future update?

Upon further investigation the problem seems to be related to the fact that the plugin thinks the site is using https not http – yet the site is plain http (non secure) – any ideas?

I put a zero ‘0’ in the redirect field, and have also tried it empty. The messages are all the default ones so far – but still nothing in the form.

Many thanks – figured it out eventually, but great to see the plugin progressing 🙂