jcmilton
Member
I'm new to GF and I just tested my first form, a simple form with name and website. When I saved it, I saw the menu of next options including "Preview the Form" or something like that. When I clicked that I went to a blank page with this error message at the top of the screen:
Fatal error: Class 'WPMinifyCommon' not found in /mysite/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-minify/wp-minify.php on line 50
Is there a known conflict with the WP Minify plugin?
Thanks!
This is the first time I hear about this conflict. I am not sure there is anything we will be able to do on our end since the error is coming from a file in the WP Minify plugin.
I would try contacting the folks with WP Minify and see if they can take a look at this.
Troubleshooting I would do:
Turn off minify and reinstall GF - does the conflict still appear?
Which script loads first? If it is GF there could be a conflict with jquery. (check this by viewing the source of your page -easiest method)
Minify condenses code and strips out a lot of things it feels is...not efficient. Turn off Minify and test the form in the FRONT END, copy the code into a text file. Turn on minify and test the code in the FRONT END, copy it and reformat it using one of the many free tools available on the web. - compare the code and find the missing link -
Something I have to say, and I mean no ill will by it, but if you require a plugin like WP-Minify to speed up your website (and it actually makes a difference) you, or your programmer, may wish to clean up their code.
Does every page need shadowbox and, thus a javascript call?
Does every page require 5 CSS files?
yadda yadda you get the idea. The use of Minify for Wordpress, Joomla (and probably others) can be avoided by clean code, and ensuring every code has a purpose on the page.
