Plugin Author
Tim
(@n7studios)
Hi Senning,
Thanks for letting me know. This is now fixed in version 1.01, which also fixes the paths for including CSS and Javascript files for those using WordPress not in their root directory of their web site.
Thanks,
Tim.
Plugin Author
Tim
(@n7studios)
This is now fixed from version 1.31
Thanks,
Tim.
Plugin Author
Tim
(@n7studios)
This is now fixed from version 1.31
Thanks,
Tim.
Suffered the same issue using Contact Form 7 in WordPress v2.8 + v2.8.1
I had a single form configured called “Contact”. It was the first and only form I had. The code it produced to insert into my page was [contact-form 1 "contact"], which I put into my Contact page.
On submitting the form, I’d receive the email but get a 404 on the site.
My workaround was to create a second form, called contactform, and use [contact-form 2 "contactform"] on my contact page. This works for me.
I’ve just left the first contact form within Contact Form 7, but I don’t use it. I can only presume it’s something to do with it being the very first form.