Nick
Member
Link in question: http://fivereasonstodive.com/share-your-top-five-reasons-to-dive/facebook-submit/testing/fan-page/
WP 3.2.1
GF 1.5.2.8
Genesis 1.7.1
Tried disabling all other plugins, tried default theme, tried both all plugins disabled AND default theme
Using the insert form button, all I have in the editor is this:
[gravityform id=4 name=Testform ajax=true]
The form submits fine, but not using ajax.
What am I doing wrong?
I don't see that this form has ajax enabled. Can you re-enable the ajax so we can test with it on please?
Is it currently embedded with the ajax enabled? The form that is rendered in that page is not set up to submit via AJAX. Just a normal form submission.
There are a lot of jQuery and AJAX things going on on that page, so it might be a plugin or script conflict.
Can you submit the form from the preview with AJAX enabled?
Firebug is showing that the "admin-ajax.php" file is trying to be loaded on the front end when it shouldn't be.
screenshot: http://bit.ly/obi43D
I'm not sure that's the origin of your problem, but it seems suspicious. You may want to go ahead and test for a theme/plugin conflict to see if you can narrow it down.
What's also weird is the multiple domain names there:
http://aquaviews.net/fivereasonstodive.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php
http://aquaviews.net/
fivereasonstodive.com
Nick
Member
The form is embedded with the same embed code as above. I've put it back to the default theme, turned off every plugin except GF and have fixed the multiple domain "issue". Firebug doesn't show any problems. Still doesn't work.
Nick, any idea why the domain names are doubled up like that? Is this actually a directory on your server:
[php]
~/fivereasonstodive.com/wp-admin/
Nick
Member
Yes, that is a directory on the server. They shouldn't be doubled up in terms of paths anymore. It was part of the development process. The original site (aquaviews) was on a basic hosting plan and the client was being cheap during development by not wanting to upgrade to a hosting plan that allowed for more than one domain on the account.
The issue is the reCAPTCHA field. A limitation of the reCAPTCHA service is it not compatible with AJAX. So Gravity Forms automatically disables AJAX if a reCAPTCHA field is present to prevent problems from occurring with reCAPTCHA.
If you want to use AJAX and use a Captcha you can install the Really Simple Captcha plugin. Once you activate that plugin it will add additional options to the Captcha field in Gravity Forms.
