I always install WordPress in a sub directory and then have the blog show up at the root level. This causes a problem with gravity forms because the "Edit" link will not include the sub directory.
For instance the edit link goes to:
http://example.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=gravityforms.php&id=1
When it should go to:
http://example.com/DIRECTORY-WP-IS-INSTALLED/wp-admin/admin.php?page=gravityforms.php&id=1
Can you contact me via email? Use the contact us link in the header or footer and drop us a line. I think we have resolved this issue with the upcoming release and i'd like to send it over to you to test out. Sound good?
The "Edit this form" link is still not working correctly with version 1.1.3. It is not directing to the sub directory which WP is installed in.
Line 1494 needs to have:
get_bloginfo("wpurl")
NOT
get_bloginfo("url")
"url" grabs the WordPress public URL while "wpurl" grabs the directory that WordPress is installed in.
I would think this is a pretty big issue considering WordPress recommends installation in a sub directory for security purposes.
Thanks for the tip, we are looking into this now.
Okay, we will get this change in the next release. For now you can change Line 1494 to use the wpurl and we will have this change in place for the next plugin release. Thanks for pointing it out! We didn't take into account people having WordPress setup this way.
