It's most likely a plugin or theme conflict. Another plugin or your theme is probably outputting javascript on all pages which is causing the issue.
You will need to determine which it is by testing for conflicts.
To check for a theme conflict:
- Activate the default Twenty Ten theme
- Test to see if Gravity Forms works as expected
If it does, then the issue is your theme is outputting Javascript where it should not be doing so and this is causing a conflict. If it does not work then it is most likely a plugin conflict.
To check for a plugin conflict:
- Deactivate ALL plugins
- Activate Gravity Forms
- Test to see if Gravity Forms works as expected
If it does then you have another plugin that is causing the issue.
- Activate each plugin one by one
- Test to see if Gravity Forms works as expected after each one
When you activate a plugin that causes Gravity Forms to quit working properly, that plugin is outputting Javascript where it should not be doing so.
This is common with plugins (and sometimes themes) that are not developed properly and output Javascript on all pages rather than selectively outputting code only when it is necessary.
Posted 13 years ago on Thursday February 24, 2011 |
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