Whoops, it looks like you forgot to specify a form to display.

Hi Alexis,

I’ll download the plugin and give it a test.

I’ll report back soon.

Thank you!
-Tracy

Hello,

I tested it and was able to reproduce the error.

We will investigate and try to make a fix.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention!
-Tracy

Great, thanks so much!

Hi Tracy, just wanted to follow up on this. Any thoughts?

Hi Alex,

Sorry, we have been really busy, but this is definitely on our to-do list.

Thank you!
-Tracy

I’m going to close this out here, because we have it on our to-do list.

Thanks Tracy, when can I expect the issue to be fixed? I’m using the plugin on a client’s site and she’s anxious to get it up, it’s already been a week.

Hi Alexis,

I’m sorry but I can’t guarantee a specific timeline.

We work on the free plugin in between client work and there are also other items on our to-do list.

We are also working on our own pop-up ads on that we hope to make live soon.

Thank you!
-Tracy

Hi Alex,

What are the form fields that you have assigned to the form?

Additionally, are you seeing this error in the admin preview or on the front end of your site?

When I setup a test popup (front end), and have an email field and a name field – I am not seeing the error – the opt-in form displays perfectly fine.

On the dashboard however, I am seeing the error that you state.

Additionally, On the front end – When I have a date field, the popup runs into a javascript error and doesn’t popup at all.

Thanks,
Evan

Hey Evan, the form uses the first, last, & email fields.
It looks like the error may just be in preview mode – when I fully activated it, the form seemed to work just fine.

Thanks for following up!

No problem at all. I’m still going to take a look into this and try and figure out why this would be happening in the preview as opposed to the front end. It may have something to do with the shortcode parameter ‘form’ or the global $_GET variable.

Thanks,
Evan