Plugin causes JSON error in backed

  • Resolved marianssen

    (@marianssen)


    1 year, 11 months ago

    Hi! I’m using the gravity forms shortcode in PHP in custom ACF blocks without the do_shortcode function (as it loads the necessary js on frontend. When your plugin is enabled, i’m received a JSON error when trying to save a page. The error is not there, when the plugin is disabled. Do you have any suggestions, how to fix this?

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  • Plugin Author Awais

    (@awais300)

    Hello @marianssen

    OK, I have a quick thought on it.

    Can you try adding the below code at the top of the function datetime_add_gf_form_script in the file:
    wp-content/plugins/gf-datetime-field-add-on/includes/class-awaiswp-datetime-field-settings.php

    Code:

    if(is_admin() || true == defined('REST_REQUEST')) {
   return $form;
}

    The code would look like as shown in below screenshot
    https://i.imgur.com/bEiTML9.png

    Let me know if that didn’t solve the issue then I will try to reproduce the issue.

    Thread Starter marianssen

    (@marianssen)

    @awais300 this worked! Thank you very much for the quick support. Is this going to be added in the next version of the plugin?

    Plugin Author Awais

    (@awais300)

    @marianssen Glad, it worked!

    Yes, I will update the plugin & release it in the next version very soon.

    Thank you for reporting the issue.

    Thread Starter marianssen

    (@marianssen)

    One small thing I just noticed that could be improved in the next version – if one gravity forms is already sent on a page (via ajax), the date-time field does not work anymore on another field.

    E.g. we have a pop-up form, where we collect phone number using a gravity form, and we have a second contact form later on the page. If a user fills-out the phone number, the date-time field does not work (the date picker does not show when clicked) in the form later. Works correctly after refresh.

    Plugin Author Awais

    (@awais300)

    @marianssen Regarding your last comment, can you share the page link where I can see the issue? Thank you.

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