@ejlister and @freedomstudios, each situation is unique and piggybacking onto another support topic does not always work. If we can't resolve your issue here, please consider opening a new topic so we can address your concerns individually.
@ejlister, your form is visible to me here in Firefox 18.0.1 on Windows 7: http://www.stonavigator.com/advertize/
Screenshot: http://minus.com/lDxzQgdGhdkcf
@freedomstudios. Adding the CSS display:block will work around the problem of "display:none" on the forms, but it's not a solution. The form not displaying is an indication that there is a JavaScript error on your page which prevent the Gravity Forms JavaScript from running properly. The most noticeable effect is that your form is hidden. You overrode that. But you also discovered that the total and conditional total will not work, because these too relay on JavaScript/jQuery. Here is a screenshot of all the JavaScript errors I can see currently: http://minus.com/lb1QwcnuzZjvWW
This could be due to a conflict with JetPack. Please follow our troubleshooting steps here http://rkt.gs/testing
However, looking at the source of your page, I see you are loading a very old version of jQuery:
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.5/jquery.min.js?ver=1.5'></script>
WordPress 3.5.1 would normally enqueue jQuery 1.8.3, which is what is required for both WordPress and Gravity Forms. If you let WordPress do its job of enqueuing the proper jQuery version, and there are no other JavaScript errors on the page, I think you will find that your form works again.
Posted 11 years ago on Wednesday February 6, 2013 |
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