zaus

Sounds like a JavaScript error caused by something breaking the ajax response. Hit F12 to open the web debugger, then choose the “network” tab. Submit your form, there should be a red entry appearing in the list. Select it to see the response (might be called “preview” in chrome) and see if it says anything understandable. Could also check the “console” tab to see what it says about JavaScript errors.

Usually this means there’s a server-side conflict, might also need to turn on wp_debug to find the real reason.

I could also be mistaken – I just searched for your original error message and found this: https://forum.ait-pro.com/forums/topic/unable-to-upgrade-bps-pro-from-13-3-3-to-13-4/ so maybe increase the timeout setting in my plugin?

But otherwise, it’s basically an argument between your host and their.

Nothing on my end has changed recently. Have you checked with Salesforce? Could it be related to what some other users are encountering, in that either hosting providers or endpoints are updating their SSL/TLS requirements?

* https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cf7-3rdparty-integration-failure-salesforce-3/
* https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cf7-3rdparty-integration-failure-2/
* https://github.com/zaus/forms-3rdparty-integration/issues/103

Thanks for the update, sorry there wasn’t a better solution.

That’s super weird, but it looks like it sent to pardot which 302 redirected it back to your site, maybe with some error messaging? This part in the [history] section looks suspicious:
https://hq.bigrep-ap.com/error-test/?First_Name=avi&Email=fraise%40fraise.fr&errorMessage=Please+correct+the+following+errors%3A%7E%7E%7E+-+This+field+is+required%7E%7E%7E+-+This+field+is+required%7E%7E%7E&allFields=&errors=true"/>

You add more forms via the form plugin admin (cf7, etc). Do you mean add another 3rdparty service? Should be a button at the bottom of the service section. If the box is collapsed you might not see it?

I don’t know how Salesforce responds, but if it did you could capture the response and send it to another form, somewhat how my add-on “post-again” works, but you’d probably need a custom hook.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/forms-3rdparty-post-again/

You may instead consider making your form appear to be a two-part form, essentially toggling visibility of each half, so the final “submit or ignore” buttons on the second part actually just submit the whole form.

That’s a weird one. How do you want it to be passed? If you leave the separator blank or use a space, it should concatenate the array values to a single text string — I’m guessing the debug example you posted was from using []? What does it look like if left blank?

Relevant code where separator is used:
https://github.com/zaus/forms-3rdparty-integration/blob/master/forms-3rdparty-integration.php#L571

If it’s the doubly-nested array values like “purchasing-from” and “vehicle-use” that are screwing it up, you might try changing the field types in CF7 to a dropdown or something else so they only provide one value like “make-238”?

Failing all that, you can write a quick hook to reformat that one value in the post using either hook …service_filter_post (before the separator processing) or …service_filter_args.