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  • Plugin Author Web Whales

    (@webwhales)

    Thanks for your patience!

    We’ve just made a new release that contains the following fixes:

    • Moved the jquery.validate.min.js script locally within the plugin instead of relying on the external version on the Spotler servers.
    • Applied a blocker that will prevent a submit from happening when the form is not fully initialised yet.
    • Updated the dependencies for the scripts to make sure we have the correct loading order.

    Regarding the flickering input fields (most noticeable for the check sum input field), we currently don’t see a good way of preventing this from happening from within the plugin. Currently this part is maintained by Spotler themselves (within the external JS script that gets loaded through the API), we will discuss this issue further with Spotler to see what our options are.

    We hope this solves the problems you guys we’re experiencing, if not please let us know!

    Plugin Author Web Whales

    (@webwhales)

    Hi @yvett , @lucstofpruuk & @joelledw ,

    Let me start of by making apologies for the late response, we clearly did not have our notifications correctly set up. We have adjusted this so we can respond more quickly next time.

    I think you guys are completely correct with suggesting that we need to add the dependency: jquery & jquery-validate to the function wp_enqueue_script that currently loads the spotler-form-additions handle.

    The suggestion regarding bundling the script static.mailplus.nl/jq/jquery.validate.min.js that @yvett made is also a solid improvement.

    Thanks a lot for the thorough research you guys have been doing, this helped a lot. I again apologize for the late response, I can imagine that this is a dire situation given that this can/will block leads.

    We plan on releasing the fix next week.

    Plugin Author Web Whales

    (@webwhales)

    Thanks for reporting this, the hardcoded path was not the correct implementation. The hardcoded path indeed breaks on Bedrock and subdirectory installations.

    We’ve updated the plugin to use WordPress it’s admin_url() php function instead, which correctly handles all installation types. This fix is included in the latest release.

    Plugin Author Web Whales

    (@webwhales)

    Thanks for reporting this! We’ve applied a change that solves this PHP 8.3 compatibility issue. Updating to the latest version should clear up those log warnings.

    Plugin Author Web Whales

    (@webwhales)

    Thanks for bringing this up and even suggesting the fix. We’ve added a 10-second timeout (and 5-second connection timeout) as default values.

    If you need to adjust these, you can use the mailplus_forms_client_timeout and mailplus_forms_client_connect_timeout filters. This fix will is included in the latest release.

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