I have a very interesting bug. If the user has JS disabled the form basically works fine but it does not go through. But the user does not see this – to him it looks as everything went fine.
So how do I check if JS is enabled or how do I display an error message.
That user will never get a confirmation though (not visual, not via mail), it should look like nothing is happening at all.
But the next version will show an error message and not the form: https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/2596380/
Also: noscript will work, if you activate the html-tag in the EME settings (wordpress is very strict about what it allows). See EME settings, tab Other, setting “Extra html tags”
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