Forum Replies Created

Viewing 7 replies - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
  • Awwww…. thanks. Glad it worked out for you. FYI if the form ever fails in a way that doesn’t send the email out at all, then it’s usually a totally different issue, having to do with the wp mail settings. Ah, but that’s for another post.

    SOLVED! I had this issue too, and it’s one of several ways that Contact form 7 can break. In this instance, it’s a javascript conflict, perhaps with a plugin or the theme itself, and that’s keeping the user from seeing the success message, even as the admin gets the note. To solve it, add the following function to your theme’s functions.php file:

    // De-register jQuery from Contact Form 7
    
    add_action( 'wp_print_scripts', 'my_deregister_javascript', 100 );
    function my_deregister_javascript() {
        wp_deregister_script( 'contact-form-7' );
    }

    Worked like a charm for me, hope it helps somebody else. Feel free to contact me if you need help implementing.

    Several of my client sites had this problem, although strangely, not ALL of them did. Here’s how I solved it, although I can’t be sure which of these things worked:
    1. Deleted WP Cache plugin
    2. Deleted other unused plugins
    3. Go to your user profile, check off “disable Visual editor” checkbox, Save, then uncheck it, Save again.
    4. Sign out and sign back in
    5. Visual editor is back!

    You also may have a faulty install of the new WP. One one site, I re-uploaded the wp-admin and wp-includes folders from a fresh copy, and that may have also helped.

    I’ve also had problems in the past if I had two SEO plugins active at the same time, so check that too. Although with this problem, it didn’t seem like any plugins were the culprit… it has more to do with that checkbox on the User Profile.

    good luck.
    J

    Update… found a much better plugin for this: Role Scoper. Lets you have all types of options, and still edit access on each page editor. A great solution for this.

    Hi there,
    I had the same problem, and I’m currently in the middle of solving it through the use of several plugins in combination.

    There are many good plugins that put content behind a password wall, but the only one I found that let’s you limit each page to an individual user is called Norman Member Pages, aka Subzane Member Pages. So far it’s working well.

    You may also want to use Peter’s Login Redirect plugin which will also send users right to their User page as soon as they login.

    Last (or first, actually), you want to use a plugin called New User Approve so that you can control who joins the site… this also gives you time to create the user page before they try to login.

    Also don’t forget to enable membership in the General Settings.

    I used a couple of other plugins too… this project is like making a plugin cocktail, but it’s working! Let me know if you need help.
    Jim

    Thanks for that tip, i was having trouble finding that particular file in the plugin. Another way to do this, btw, if you don’t want to mess with the template file, is to do it in CSS, by adding a display:none; instruction to the element .ngg-imagebrowser h3
    Either way works.

    This plugin works (v3.2) but not in the way I need it to. It doesn’t let you set an individual image to the alt text you want. If the plugin is on, it overrides everything… not very helpful for targeted SEO – I want to set all images to a default and then go pick 10 or so to be just how I want them… this plugin doesn’t offer that option. Such a tease.

Viewing 7 replies - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)