tinker
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I have hard coded my form like so...
<?php gravity_form(2, false, false, false, '', true); ?>
The last 'true' being the call for ajax submission functionality. For some reason I am not getting any ajax functionality, just a regular page load instead. Any ideas?
Jquery is in use in the same page but that should not be causing any issues.
When you call a form with the function call like that, you need to ensure the CSS and scripts are enqueued. Have you done that?
Enqueue Scripts and Styles on this page
http://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/Embedding_A_Form
Can you post a link to your form please?
I submitted a test with a validation error to see how it returned. It flashed briefly with the error message, then reloaded what is the default view, the first tab I think. I clicked the "ask us a question" again and then I saw my validation error and the form.
I suspect it has something to do with the tabs.
Can you embed the form in the same manner, in another page WITHOUT the tabs, and see if things work properly? If they do, then it's likely an issue between the two scripts that needs to be resolved (between Gravity Forms AJAX and however the tabs are being handled.)
Do you have a link to that new page?
I do see one JavaScript error on the page:
Error: navigator.appVersion.match(/MSIE (\d\.\d)/) is null
Source File: http://ie7-js.googlecode.com/svn/version/2.1(beta4)/IE7.js
Line: 6
Not sure if it's related, but I'm looking into it
One other thing I noticed is that I could not load a new reCAPTCHA. The first one was really bad, but I could not refresh it. That is interesting.
Something is wrong with the way you're embedding the form. The AJAX parameter is not true, because when the form is rendered, there is nothing about AJAX in the source of the page. If you view the source of a page with a Gravity Form embedded with AJAX, the word "ajax" appears in there several times in specific places. Your source does not contain ajax at all, which makes me think the parameters in the function call are wrong.
Which version of the plugin are you using? I know some additional parameters were added to the function call to embed a form.
Here's the function call for the upcoming 1.6 version:
[php]
<?php gravity_form($id, $display_title=true, $display_description=true, $display_inactive=false, $field_values=null, $ajax=false, $tabindex); ?>It looks to me like yours should work.
Can you try a hack of using the WordPress do_shortcode function?
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/do_shortcode
It would only be temporary in trying to figure out why this happens.
The issue is reCAPTCHA. AJAX is automatically disabled if reCAPTCHA is present because reCAPTCHA is not compatible with AJAX. So you can't use AJAX and reCAPTCHA.
If you need captcha you can install and activate the Really Simple Captcha plugin which adds additional options to the Captcha Field in Gravity Forms. It's an alternative to reCAPTCHA.
This is a limitation of reCAPTCHA. Rather than the user run into a problem with the reCAPTCHA breaking, we automatically disable AJAX if it is present.
