Hi,
I'm currently working on a multi-page form with conditional logic, and for some reason, we keep getting the "There was a problem with your submission. Errors have been highlighted below." message every time we click on the submit button even though there aren't any errors being shown. The conditional logic I employed on the form was based on one of the solutions posted on this topic, where I set the condition to the section break to show/hide any additional fields the user specifies via a drop-down. I thought that maybe the reason the error message kept showing up was because the form was requiring the hidden required fields to be filled out, but I unchecked the required checkbox on all the conditional logic fields and I still get the same error message. I also checked to make sure no required fields were set to 'admin only' from this topic.
So now I'm thinking back to maybe it has something to do with how we pass on the information from page 1 of the form to page 2. We rely on the sidebar widget for page 1, and when the user clicks on the submit/next button for that after filling out the fields, they're redirected to a new page for form page 2 with the previous page's fields already pre-populated. I inherited the code from our old back-end developer (we don't have a new one yet), but my focus is on the front-end, so I only have a basic grasp of PHP. I've tried changing values around and have been getting nowhere (even after reading through some of the forum topics here), so I hope someone can help me with this.
Here is the pastie for the relevant snippet of functions.php, as well as the template file for page 2 of our form: http://www.pastie.org/private/gg2hlgglta9gwsffx4mpgg
Thanks in advance!
ETA: I'm really really sorry about this, but the client ended up changing their mind about the form after I posted this, so I guess I don't need help regarding this anymore.