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Strange — is it related at all to https://wordpress.org/support/topic/firefox-issue-16?replies=12

What browser? Can you open the developer console (usually F12), reload the page, and tell me if you have any javascript warnings/errors?

Yes, that’s pretty much exactly how this plugin is designed. Just map the appropriate WordPress contact form field to EmailAddress, etc.

Aha — you’re using the new version of my plugin against an old version of CF7, that’s why. See the changelog — CF7 v3.9 changed how it works, and I updated my plugin v1.4.9 to match. Either downgrade my plugin or update CF7.

So it’s supposed to update the CF7 form in this case, specifically by “setting a bad message”, but that’s just to add text to the CF7 results. You can use the same hook, with a later priority, to further affect the CF7 $form object and prevent it from sending.

I’m not entirely sure how to do that; you used to be able to modify a property of the $form that would prevent it from mailing, but CF7 has changed since I last looked so I’m not sure which hook/property/method to use. I think in your ...remote_failure hook you could add another hook to wpcf7_skip_mail that just returns false.

@bganush – no that hook would go in a separate file, like functions.php or a standalone plugin. don’t change plugin files.

i think i’ll eventually build that in to my plugin, but for now it’s a ‘standalone’ solution.

I’m marking resolved as someone indicated on the GitHub issue that it worked.

Quickly off the top of my head – hook to ...service_post_filter with a low priority and call stripslashes_deep on the post array.

Hm…might be able to add regex handling to the mapping, although for non-GF users it’d be “unnecessary” processing, which I try to avoid baking in to the plugin. Or I could alter how submissions are acquired from GF, although I try to avoid making potentially breaking changes for existing users.

Maybe a late hook on get_submission to manipulate the submission before my plugin does the mapping. Or could make a plugin hooking on filter_post that would duplicate the mapping section with the regex processing.

As an aside, I originally wrote this plugin for Contact Form 7, which has much less problems with mappings (and particularly your problem) because you have control over how the input name is generated.

Are you using the wrong hook? _service_a0 occurs after the service request was sent, so your CRM will never get this. Did you mean to use #3 or #4, ...service_filter_post...?