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The issue isn’t from CF7 directly that I found. It’s coming from the CF7 Custom Skins plugin that my client had installed. I modified the contact-form-7-custom-skins.php file and removed this error as the developer hasn’t gotten around to it.

Around line 281 this is what now appears in my modified version:

$wpcf7_form='<div class="cf7ct_form'.$atts['id'].'"><div id="form_header">'.$data["hd_cnt"].'</div><div class="cf7ct_form_wpcf7">'.do_shortcode("[contact-form-7 id=\"".$shortcode_id."\"]").'</div><div id="form_footer">'.$data["ft_cnt"].'</div></div>';
		/* Original variable - modified to remove error from form $wpcf7_form='<div class="cf7ct_form'.$atts['id'].'"><div id="form_header">'.$data["hd_cnt"].'</div><div class="cf7ct_form_wpcf7">'.do_shortcode("[contact-form-7 id=\"".$shortcode_id."\"]").'<input type="hidden" value="'.$security_token.'_'.$atts['id'].'" name="cf7ct_security_token" id="cf7ct_security_token"></div><div id="form_footer">'.$data["ft_cnt"].'</div></div>'; */

I retained the original line as a reference, but removed the call for the security token to be dropped into the form output. This removed the giant “BAD REQUEST” h1 and the error code.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by kkresge17601. Reason: Missed relevant information about which plugin I was referencing
• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by kkresge17601. Reason: typo