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Awesome! Glad you got it working.
Hi eiji2025,
This sounds like your pages are being cached on the server side.
The plugin uses PHP to read temporary form data for each visitor and print those values on the next step or confirmation page. If the page is served from
cache, PHP may not run for that request, so the page can show old values even though Contact Form 7 still sends the latest submitted data by email.Please exclude all multi-step form pages from page/server/CDN cache, then clear the cache and test again.
Hi @rupash ,
Thank you for the detailed bug report and the time you took to put together that gist.
I wanted to clarify that the current behavior of allowing users to navigate between steps once the first step is cleared is actually a deliberate feature of the plugin. This is designed to support forms that use conditional logic to skip certain steps like in this example.
However, I can see how a “strict” mode would be beneficial for many users. I’ll definitely consider adding an optional attribute in the future and I’ll be sure to reference you in the change logs if I end up using your method.
Regarding the contributor line, I generally only add individuals who have made sustained contributions over a long period. That said, I’m very grateful for the feedback and the technical insight you’ve shared here.
Thanks again for helping improve the plugin!
Hi,
Thank you for asking, that is a very confusing site. The affected library has been patched in an earlier version of this plugin, 4.4.2:
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Cron Status Checker] A strange email reportHi,
In this plugin, emails are usually not instant. For “WP-Cron Failed to Complete” alerts, the plugin first flags the failed hook, then sends email on its scheduled email interval. In the free version, that interval is effectively at least once every 24 hours. But low traffic sites can delay this more when WP Cron doesn’t run consistently.
On a side note, I just want to mention that “WP-Cron Cannot Run” checks are not run by WP-Cron itself. Your screenshot shows the “Failed to complete” email, but I just want to make sure others don’t get confused on how this plugin can send email when wp cron is not working.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Cron Status Checker] A strange email reportHi,
I couldn’t find anything in this new version that would’ve caused the issue. Something may have been wrong with your email setup and the update triggered something to set it up again (and working properly this time). It could be that you didn’t set an email address previously or an older version of this plugin had a bug with the emails.
This has been fixed in version 1.2.9. Let me know if you still see it or any other warnings.
Thanks!
thanks for letting me know. I’ll update it as soon as I can.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7 Multi-Step Forms] Not WorkSorry for the delay, I had to create another account to reply in the forums.
A MU plugin is a “must-use” plugin that cannot be deactivated through the WordPress dashboard. Usually a web host installs these plugins for caching or security features.