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User Registrations not working

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  1. Hiranthi
    Member

    As I replied in this ticket: user registrations aren't working anymore.

    1. I've had this kind of issue before, back then all I had to do was re-save the User Registration feed: tried this a couple of times and it didn't work in this case.
    2. I had the User Registration feed setup with a Registration Condition, per the two scenarios that were given in the other topic I removed that condition.

    Gravity is still giving the message that the form was sent succesfully (I've set it to print that the account was created), but the user-account is never actually saved.
    It has worked perfectly in the past (with the registration condition), but I guess it doesn't work anymore since I moved from a VDS with Plesk to one with Direct Admin.

    The website is running on WordPress 3.3.1, latest version of Gravity Forms & AddOns.

    Will send Carl the needed details for troubleshooting. [Email sent]

    Posted 12 years ago on Wednesday January 18, 2012 | Permalink

  2. Hiranthi
    Member

    So, I feel stupid.. I was blaming Gravity Forms for having a bug, when in fact it was Akismet that was causing the issue... Apparently Akismet flagged all GF-submits as spam (which is why no-one ever actually got registered).

    I just completely deactivated Akismet (and am using Antispam Bee instead), but for others that may have the same issue, here's some code David gave me to deactivate it for a specific form and a second one to deactivate it for GF in general:

    <?php
// for a form with the ID 6
add_filter("gform_akismet_enabled_6", "__return_false");

// for Gravity Forms in general
add_filter("gform_akismet_enabled", "__return_false");
?>

    David, thanks again for finding this! :-)

    Posted 12 years ago on Friday January 20, 2012 | Permalink

  3. David Smith
    Member

    Hi Hiranthi,

    Thanks for making a point to follow up on this thread for everyone else. Much appreciated! :)

    Posted 12 years ago on Friday January 20, 2012 | Permalink

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