richardjb62

Most likely resolved the issue after further testing. We had two instances of the same Gravity Form on the page in order to make responsive layouts easier. Deleted one of these and we are no longer getting false spam indications. Still have to do a final check on whether caching is an issue but I think we know the main cause of the problem now.

I can see that this works when admin logged in and testing form whilst logged in. But we test forms and other functions on the site whilst not logged in or using a different browser or an incognito/private window so that we know how it is operating on the front end. I dont think it is working for that unfortunately.

Not sure whether this helps or if it is the same problem, but I have encountered what might be a similar problem.

When attempting to load an Events Manager event page, all I get is some lines of plain text showing the usual Divi page builder components – section, row etc. Can’t edit anything.

Disabling Yoast SEO plugin resolves the immediate issue, but obviously not the problem.