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After editing the confirmation message (adding HTML), all entries are corrupted, and viewing the entries page, I see the following at the top of the page:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home2/univesb6/public_html/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/forms_model.php on line 1238
Is there any way to recover those form entries? and/or fix this error?
Can you email me the following to carl [at] rocketgenius.com to help debug the issue?
- Send me exactly what you put in the confirmation message, what the HTML was? You can send this as an text file attachment.
- Can you do a SQL export of all the WP_rg_* tables using phpmyadmin or other mysql admin tool? You should be able to select all the Gravity Forms related tables (usually WP_RG_XXXXXX) and export the data to a SQL file that you can then attach to the email above.
Also, ideally we could also get access to your WordPress admin so that we can see the issue happening to determine why it happened. Can you possibly create me a user account to access your WordPress admin and include it in the email?
Hi.
I'm whit the same problem. I discovered that if I enter (paragraph) i cant save (give me a error message: plugin conflit or something like that). Like:
"tks for submit a message.
if u want to continue, click here."
i've tried whitout <a href ..., .
but, if i make a continuous line (whitout a enter), than not show me a error (whitout html too).
hard to understand?? lol
tks
@finnes There is a bug in the version of JSON in the current public release of Gravity Forms that rears it's head in some (not all) browsers. The JSON team hasn't fixed it yet, it's causes issues with serialized arrays.
The Gravity Forms v1.5 Release Candidate 1 that we just released has a revised version of JSON that it ships with that should correct this issue.
