@lukesass7 Are you adding the [noformat] shortcode around the Gravity Forms shortcode because you do indeed have the no format functionality installed on your site (Via plugin or your themes function.php) or are you just going by what you read in another thread?
IF you do have the noformat or raw functionality applied to your site, there is nothing we can do within Gravity Forms to correct this issue. The [noformat] functionality is detrimental to WordPress and other plugins because of how it works. While it provides nice functionality it ends up causing lots of problems with plugins that use shortcodes.
It changes the order in which the autop functionality is applied to post content and the order in which shortcodes are parsed by WordPress and this causes major issues.
Adding the [noformat] around the shortcode is a work around that usually works, but depending on the size of the content appearing within the [noformat] it chokes.
There is nothing we can do on our end to correct this, the issue is with the code related to the no format functionality.
If you were mistaken and you don't actually have the no format functionality being applied to your site then the issue could be something as simple as your header.php not having the wp_head() function call present so Gravity Forms can insert javascript into the head of your site.
Posted 14 years ago on Monday July 26, 2010 |
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