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Hi, I voted for your idea.
Before any changes can be made to the widgets they need to be re-done in java. They are currently coded in a total obsolete programing language.
Please submit your vote to this topic so we can keep this widgets up to date and available. Thanks
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Hi, I voted for your idea.
Before any changes can be made to the widgets they need to be re-done in java. They are currently coded in a total obsolete programing language.
Please submit your vote to this topic so we can keep this widgets up to date and available. Thanks
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Planned to be fixed in upcoming 7.26 release (beginning of summer)
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Below is the response I got on this topic. It is ridiculous that they are using obsolete iframe coding for this solution it needs to be updated to java. With the cost of this solution it is disappointing that this functionality has not been maintained. Based on the below comments it doesn't appear that this is a priority for them. The availability of these widgets was the primary reason I chose this solution so that I could integrate it into an existing site. If this issue isn't addressed I will have to look for an alternative solution.
Hi,
I had passed on your feedback to our developers and below is what they said:
"Membership application form" requires cookies to be enabled. With "Prevent Cross-Site Tracking" option on, our widget (that is displayed in iframe) can't set WA cookie, as third-party cookies are not accepted be user's browser. We are aware about this problem, but this can only be fixed by getting rid of obsolete iframe widgets and creating new javascript-based ones. Unfortunately, this is out of our scope at this moment.
The only workaround at the moment is to disable "Prevent Cross-Site Tracking" option and put some instructions for your members showing them how to disable this option so that they can view the widget content.
Please feel free to add this feedback in our wishlist forum and add your vote to it so that you are updated about an progress made to that request - https://forums.wildapricot.com/
Kind regards,
Rami Ali
Wild Apricot: Build.Connect.GrowAnonymous
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The widgets currently offered by Wild Apricot use an out dated iframe format and need to be updated to Java script versions. The use of this obsolete format causes many issues. The iframe has limited ability to customize its behaviours. The use of iframe cause security issues with some browsers. Safari with iOS 11 will not work with the iframe widget unless you disable "Prevent Cross-site Tracking" which then lowers the end-users security. Requesting end-users to reduce their web browser security to visit your website only discourages them to go to your site.
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Is anything being done to resolve this issue?
Hi, I voted for your idea.
Before any changes can be made to the widgets they need to be re-done in java. They are currently coded in a total obsolete programing language.
Please submit your vote to this topic so we can keep this widgets up to date and available. Thanks
https://forums.wildapricot.com/forums/308932-wishlist/suggestions/33000964-with-safari-for-macos-high-sierra-and-ios-11-a-ne