Submission of form in popup fails after last update

Hey Rob. I’ll test this presently. Thank you for reporting this.

Rob,

Are you referring to the popup that comes up when you click GRATIS EBOOK?

I’m getting a javascript error from SPU. It looks like it has nothing to do with our plugin so it’s interesting that our plugin update broke it…

Perhaps it is a caching issue? Can you try disabling caching or excluding SPU plugin files from the cache?

Let me know.

Thank you,
Kevin.

Hi Kevin,

Yes, that’s the popup. Sorry, forgot to mention.

I’m using TotalCache and CloudFlare. In TotalCache I’ve disabled Page-caching and Minifying and in the Object cache plugins are (and were) excluded.
It’s a bit more tricky to disable CloudFlare (since that also acts as Nameserver), but I did purge the cache.

Any thoughts?
Thanks,Rob

I don’t see any of our plugin’s files on the page. I assumed they were minified but I am not seeing any minified JavaScript either.

It seems to me like the popup is loading the shortcode content too late so our assets aren’t being included. However, this doesn’t make sense if the form was working before the latest update (because the latest update was fairly small and wouldn’t have changed anything related to how assets are enqueued).

Did you make any other changes? Can you think of anything else that has changed?

No, nothing has changed in the past week. I’ve downgraded to 6.4.5 so you can see the difference.

Hi @rkuipers33,

I have no idea how your form is working.

None of our plugin’s files are being loaded onto the page. Somehow the popup plugin is able to send the AJAX call and data to the correct place. There must be some type of integration between the popup plugin and our plugin. What kind of steps did you have to take to configure this plugin?

Let me know.

Thank you,
Kevin.

Kevin,
The Popups plugin has a Settings-page on which ‘Ajax mode? (Load popups using ajax. Compatible with cache plugins, but might not work with all plugins)‘ is enabled.
It uses the abbreviation ‘spu’ which you spotted earlier, for its shortcodes. See https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/popups/
It was just a plain install, after which a created a small popup with an Easy Forms shortcode in it.
Not much more I can tell you about it I’m afraid.

Thanks,Rob

Okay. I’m going to test this locally.

Two things.

1. I can’t get the shortcode to work in the popup. What am I doing wrong?

2. Is your Easy Forms set to AJAX submissions or non-AJAX?

The code behind the popup I use is:

<h3 style="text-align: center;">KLAAR VOOR IETS NIEUWS?</h3>
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[yikes-mailchimp form="5" description="0" submit="JA, STUUR ME HET EBOOK!"]

This Easy Forms-form has AJAX-submission disabled.

Agh, I finally found the issue ??

We re-did the way our nonce was created and this removed a hidden field that we weren’t using at all (_wp_http_referer). Well, it turns out the popup plugin uses this hidden field to determine where to send the data.

I’m looking at a potential solution now.

Wow! Excellent work!
On that happy note: have a good weekend!

Looking forward to the next release and thanks again,
Rob

Yes! Resolved in version 6.4.7.
Thanks again Kevin & Yikes!

Issue can be closed.