You need to call submit() function on document ready check the code <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(“#wpcf7-f3857-o1 form”).submit(); }); </script> In my code wpcf7-f3857-o1 is the contact form’s css id. You need to change that id. try the code and let me know the result. Thanks
Not sure about ajax, but you could use a custom DOM event to run some javascript… From the “contact form 7” documentation: The simplest way is utilizing Contact Form 7’s custom DOM event to run JavaScript. The following is an example of script that redirects you to another URL when the wpcf7mailsent event occurs: <script> … Read more
Multiple recaptcha validation
You need to ask via Contact Form 7 support area. This place is not for CT7 has a bunch of hooks/filters built in to their code. You’ll have to dig into their code to find them all. The docs that you can find about CF7 filter/hooks is third-party, and not well-maintained (many years old). Asking … Read more
You can trick CF7 by enter a valid email address [email protected] and redirect all mails to that custom email address [email protected]. 😉 In the end that warning should not harm. It’s more a Spam issue: If the recipient of the email rates the email as spam because it comes from a different server than the … Read more
Somewhere you have default code telling the form to redirect to a URL after submission. This is not default behavior of this plugin, did you add something? Here are a couple things you can check. In the admin go to Contact and edit your form, check the Additional Settings tab. What, if anything, is in … Read more
Could someone maybe point me in the direction of a decent tutorial on how to create a wordpress plugin that is compatible with another plugin please?
Shortcodes with hyphens can cause problems and in WP 5, Gutenberg will not accept them, so it is possible this is the issue you are facing. To see if this is the problem, I suggest you install the CF7 Smart-grid extension which replaces the cf7 shortcode with cf7Form, thus removing the hyphens. This will at … Read more
I think this is mostly a CSS problem. The container for your submit button is inside a paragraph tag which combined with your floating columns will break the way it looks. Your website is using bootstrap so I would suggest using that instead. Here is a guide: https://www.toptal.com/front-end/what-is-bootstrap-a-short-tutorial-on-the-what-why-and-how (I am not affiliated with this website) … Read more
I seem to recall, from reading on the CF7 support forum (which is where this question really needs to be instead of here), that the latest CF7 (which uses recaptcha v3) adds the recaptcha code to all pages on the site, not just the CF7 pages. Even if you don’t enable recaptcha v3. Not too … Read more