kkow

Hi @stevejburge

Hmm, I tried the troubleshooting steps but am still having an issue. We do use WPEngine so I contacted support to ensure that revisions are enabled, I disabled all plugins except Revisions, checked permissions, and deleted and reinstalled the plugin.

We are a multisite, but it looks like the plugin is supposed to support that, correct? I do have a ‘New Revision’ link when looking at a list of all the posts in the wordpress admin area, but when you go into any single post the button is not there. However, like mentioned before, it is there for custom post types. This really has me stumped. Any other help would be appreciated!

Thank you

Update: I did use the Health Check Tool to test the production site with only what was needed: The theme, Yoast SEO, and ACF. Everything else was disabled and the issues persists. I also noticed there is no canonical URL being output either

Hmm, the issue does seem to be persisting after performing those steps. Any other suggestions? Thanks again!

For anyone with this or a similar question, I put the following code snippet together. This allows you to add custom attributes that begin with ‘data-‘ to your tags for targeting or adding data later on. Similar to the way classes and ids work it cannot contain spaces or quotes. Hopefully this helps someone and it gets added as a much needed standard feature to the plugin.

function add_cf7_data_attributes( $content ) {
  $contact_form = WPCF7_FormTagsManager::get_instance();
  $tags = $contact_form->get_scanned_tags();
  $data_tags = [];

  // loop through tags and save any data attributes we find along with the corresponding tag name
  foreach ( $tags as $tag ) {
    foreach( $tag->options as $attr ) {
      if ( strpos( $attr, 'data-' ) !== false ) {
        $data_attr = explode( ':', $attr );
        $data_tag = [
          'name'      => $tag->name,
          'data_attr' => $data_attr[0] . '="' . $data_attr[1] . '"'
        ];
        array_push( $data_tags, $data_tag );
      }
    }
  }

  // if we have any data attribute tags from above, search and replace them in the form
  if ( !empty( $data_tags ) ) {
    foreach ( $data_tags as $tag ) {
      $search  = 'name="' . $tag['name'] . '" ';
      $replace = $search . $tag['data_attr'] . ' ';
      $content = str_replace( $search, $replace, $content );
    }
  }

  return $content;
}
add_filter( 'wpcf7_form_elements', 'add_cf7_data_attributes' );

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by kkow.

Hi @thingalon,

Apologies for the delay here, after testing out @optimizingmatters solution I was able to get the critical CSS working. I do wish I was able to pull out the critical css and have the remaining be in one consolidated file, but I’m sure you guys are working through a lot as is. I appreciate the support and response from everyone!

Also, yes JavaScript is enabled in the browser. Thank you!

Thank you!