add new form is cut off on top and does not allow me to enter info - if you had a picture U/L i could show you.
add new form is cut off on top and does not allow me to enter info - if you had a picture U/L i could show you.
you can use http://imgur.com to share a screenshot
thanks
It'd also be a good idea to run through a theme/plugin conflict test:
http://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/Testing_for_a_Theme/Plugin_Conflict
prior to update this morning all worked very well.
tried it on another WP installation using the exact same theme and installed plugins
version 1.6.12 of GF causes NO issues - it's when I upgrade to 1.7 that issues arise
see pic: http://imgur.com/5U5Oe2A
I'm having the same issue. All was fine before the 1.7 update.
FYI: I now remember having installed the "beta" a few months ago and having to remove it due to this same problem.
I've done this. The twenty ten theme fixes the issue. But I'm using MetroStyle Theme. So I ran the conflict check and it still cuts off the form with no plugins on except for GF. I just purchased this at 199 and need my money back if this can't be fixed soon.
Again, It'd also be a good idea to run through a theme/plugin conflict test:
http://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/Testing_for_a_Theme/Plugin_Conflict
If your theme is conflicting, you should reach out to the creator of that theme and notify them so they can correct the issue. When GF works in a default WP theme - it's not the fault of GF. Let us know if your theme creator is unwilling to help.
@infoseek Did you report this issue when using the "beta"? Because if not then we wouldn't have been aware of it.
If the Twenty Ten theme fixes the issue then this means it's not Gravity Forms that is broken, it's the theme that you activate that is causing the issue to occur. This is called a theme (or plugin) conflict and the issue is related to something your theme is doing that is breaking it. This is something that commonly happens in poorly developed themes, of which there are a TON out there. Including commercial themes.
Your theme and ALL other plugins you have running output code we have NO control over. They can cause other plugins to not work properly which is exactly what is happening in this instance. This doesn't mean Gravity Forms is broken. It doesn't mean Gravity Forms has a bug. It means the theme is doing something wrong and needs to be corrected.
Work with our support team and we can take a look at why it is happening. What in the theme is causing the issue and A) if there is anything we can do on our end to work around it or B) what in the theme needs to be corrected to prevent the problem from happening.
All, enable "no conflict" mode on the Gravity Forms settings page and that should do the trick for you. It fixed @rbus's instance.
No conflict mode basically tries to strip out as much extraneous, external JS files from our admin pages.
@Carl
Sorry dude - I don't get paid by you or anyone at GF to be a beta tester.
I'll just stick with ver 1.6 - no worries
Mahalo
@infoseek - just be aware that when WP 3.6 hits, you will need to update to 1.7 to use the form builder in the admin due to jQuery changes implemented by WP.
Did my suggestion to use the No Conflict mode work for you? In the other user's case it was a theme conflict and turning this on fixed the issue.
@infoseek Your issue is most likely your theme. Although potentially another plugin. But most likely your theme.
You're blaming Gravity Forms for a problem your theme is causing, meanwhile you are going to continue using this theme despite the fact it has problems. Keep that in mind. This isn't a beta testing issue this is a conflict caused by poor code elsewhere on your site.
Doing what @Rob suggests and turning on No Conflict Mode would likely resolve the issue. What No Conflict Mode does is it attempts to prevent a theme from outputting scripts in the Gravity Forms admin. But it's not foolproof. There is no way for us to completely prevent this from happening. It's on the theme developer to know what he's doing and output code responsibly. When they don't, it breaks things in the admin such as this.
You'll need to update before WordPress 3.6 hits otherwise it will stop working properly and it won't be your theme that is breaking it. It will be WordPress that is breaking it due to jQuery updates.
I also was trying to create a new form, when I do the new version open a box in center of screen rest darkens to Name form and description, creates form but I have no way to edit advanced tab like before, and I can't enable SalesForce Web to Lead, like I was able to do in prior. I just upgraded to latest version and am using MySiteMyWay theme Method. Is there another way to get to advanced tab? Is this same issue others are describing?
The Form Settings are on their own page now. You should be able to see the link on the form editor at the top. This doesn't sound related to this post. Also, we didn't create the SalesForce Add-On so they might need to make an update to their plugin perhaps.
See this Screenshot
Yes, I see that. I'm guessing it is an issue with the add-on then.
Just a bit of feedback from a 3rd party on this.
GF 1.7 update is causing a problem for a few people I know, with a variety of themes.
On my sites, I've narrowed the problem down to the "Developer Custom Fields" plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/developers-custom-fields/).
Enabling "no conflict mode" DOES fix the problem for me, thank you Rob for the hint.
Is there any more information available about why it's happening? The screenshot in this thread is exactly the same as my colleagues and I are experiencing. Not all of these sites are running the Developer Custom Fields, so I guess there's some general error that exists in a lot of plugins / themes. If you can offer any advice on what the issue is, it would be really helpful for me and others to be able to feedback to theme & plugin developers for a long-term fix.
Thanks in advance
Andy
I'm also seeing this issue with Thesis Theme 1.8.2.
Just thought I'd mention that I am experiencing the same problem with the Kallyas Theme. And yes, turning "No-Conflict Mode" on does fix the problem.
For this theme, it appears that the ThickBox stylesheet, is causing the problem:
body #TB_window {
margin-top: -145px !important;
}
When I adjust the margin, the "Create a New Form" window displays perfectly.
On a side note, I very rarely visit this forum, so I thought I'd take the opportunity to say, "Awesome job on GF v1.7.2!!"
yes the no conflict fixed it. thanks