Hello,
Because we were getting errors with the updated version of GravityForms on Wordpress 3.1, we installed 1.5.RC.4.2 on our website that will be going live soon.
Only thing now is that when I go to the Gravity Forms "Settings" I'm getting an the following message:
Notice: Undefined variable: key_info in /**********/tasf.decostainc.com/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/settings.php on line 207
Please let us know what we should be doing to fix this error message.
Thanks,
Marcelo
Gravity Forms 1.5 final was just released. Try updating to the new version and see if you still encounter the error. If so, just let us know and we'll debug it with you from there.
Thanks, I have upgraded to 1.5 and now when I click on "Create New Form", I get the following Message:
Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /home/content/84/7393684/html/tasf.decostainc.com/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/gravityforms.php on line 1127
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /home/content/84/7393684/html/tasf.decostainc.com/wp-content/plugins/gravityforms/gravityforms.php on line 1127
Please let us know what you think the problem could be.
Thanks,
Marcelo
I would suggest deleting Gravity Forms and then manually installing it again.
- Download 1.5 from the Plugins Downloads page here
- Go to plugins
- Deactivate Gravity Forms
- Delete Gravity Forms
- Go to Add New Plugins
- Upload the Gravity Forms 1.5 zip file
- Activate
Doing this will not delete your forms or entries if you follow the steps above. Just don't use the "Uninstall" option on the Settings page of Gravity Forms, that WOULD delete your entries and forms.
You may want to try deactivating ALL your other plugins before doing the above, then activate them afterwards.
After deactivating, deleting plugin folder and reinstalling I continue to get the same Notices. I have tried disabling notices with htaccess, but this hasn't seemed to work so far. I'm going to continue to work on this as it is the last thing holding me up from launching so I will post again if I have any resolution.
Are you running WordPress in debug mode? It looks like you are. Those could be debug notices, not standard errors. Turn of debug mode. We are still in the process of cleaning up debug related notices.
I did manage to turn off the Notices, by adding error_reporting(0); to the first line of gravityforms.php, which then allowed me to create my first and other forms.
Actually I was running it in debug mode, which is probably why the htaccess didn't have an effect. Once I have one form added I no longer get the error messages, even in debug mode and with the error_reporting(0); line removed. So I am back to the core plugin and everything appears to be working very well.
Correction, in debug mode I do continue to get javascript errors when adding fields to existing forms and such, so I have turned off debugging mode for the meantime, and things are working as expected again.
Thank you,
Will
