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  • i’ve found a little hack to solve this.

    open /wp-content/plugins/contact-form-7/includes/controller.php

    search for “array(‘jquery’, ‘jquery-form’)”
    should be around line 187 within wpcf7_enqueue_scripts()

    change it to “array(‘jquery-form’)”.

    to prevent this simply copy the contents of the css to your own file and add an id to each of the “wpcf” selectors like so:

    #myContainer div.wpcf7 {
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
    }

    #myContainer …

    because of css specificity these declarations are “heavier” than the ones provided by the plugin’s default stylesheet.

    hope that helps

    @mindfuckx: you need to add wp_footer(); at the bottom of footer.php inside your theme folder. it should work then (it did for me) 😉

    I’ve had extactly the same problem… and was ultimately starting to go crazy 😀

    but, I still gave it a try and deleted everything on the server (made a backup first, of course). I only left the wp-content folder on the server (I’ve got a lot of files in there and didn’t really want to re-upload everything). I still deleted the js-cache folder from wp-content/uploads.

    Then I downloaded the most current WordPress 2.5.1 directly from the wordpress.org website, uploaded everything and set up wp-config.php from scratch. And now everything works fine again. Creating and managing posts works like a charm.

    One thing I noticed while copy-pasting dbname, username etc from my old wp-config.php was the first line:
    define('WP_CACHE', true); //Added by WP-Cache Manager

    I remember playing around with WP-Cache but deleted it and forgot about it updating certain parts of my WP install. Perhaps my problems started with this?!

    Thought I’d share this with you.

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