Yes this can happen when you have the lastest version of Gravity Forms Directory 3.4.3
For some reason the directory path has been set to “gravityform” so if your gravity form directory is named anything else it wont succesfully include thoose, you can do one of two things
1. Change the name of the directory for gravity form to just “gravityforms” and nothing else and don’t forget to reactive it
or
2.edit “gravity-forms-addons.php” in the plugin directory “gravity-forms-addons” change
if(!class_exists('GFEntryDetail')) { @require_once(GFCommon::get_base_path() . "/entry_detail.php"); }
if(!class_exists('GFCommon')) { @require_once(WP_PLUGIN_DIR . "/gravityforms/common.php"); }
if(!class_exists('RGFormsModel')) { @require_once(WP_PLUGIN_DIR . "/gravityforms/forms_model.php"); }
if(!class_exists('GFEntryList')) { require_once(WP_PLUGIN_DIR . "/gravityforms/entry_list.php"); }
to
if(!class_exists('GFEntryDetail')) { @require_once(GFCommon::get_base_path() . "/entry_detail.php"); }
if(!class_exists('GFCommon')) { @require_once(GFCommon::get_base_path() . "/common.php"); }
if(!class_exists('RGFormsModel')) { @require_once(GFCommon::get_base_path() . "/forms_model.php"); }
if(!class_exists('GFEntryList')) { require_once(GFCommon::get_base_path() . "/entry_list.php"); }
these lines can be found somewhere around line 1100-1115 give or take and it should start working again
Hi ibreezer,
Thank you for the reply! This is an issue that I really wold like to resolve.
The fixes you proposed did not work though. Here’s what I tried:
-I reviewed the directories of the addons and Gravity Forms is already in “gravityforms” and Gravity Forms Directory & Addons is in “gravity-forms-addons”. So I made no changes there.
-I was able to find the code you referenced and replaced it with the updated version. I took the extra step of confirming the directory path for all the files referenced and everything checked out. I also deactivated and then reactivated the plugin. Still no luck and the directory column window is showing up as blank.
Again, thanks for the input but is there anything else you would suggest? Any other info you would need from me on my site?
Thanks,
geewiz45
could you post a link to the site/page where this is happening
The specific issue I referenced in the initial post is occurring when I’m logged into the admin console of wordpress, in the forms menus and editing a specific form.
I do have some previous posts that used to show a directory but no longer do. Here’s one:
http://www.seamenultimate.com/easterns-qualifiereasterns-2013-team-interest/
The entire content of that post is below:
[directory form=12 page_size=”100″ search=”false” approved=”false” showadminonly=”false” wpautop=”true” lightbox=”true” showcount=”true” pagelinksshowall=”true” showrowids=”true” fulltext=”false” linkemail=”true” linkwebsite=”true” linknewwindow=”false” nofollowlinks=”false” icon=”false” titleshow=”false” searchtabindex=”false” tfoot=”false” thead=”true” dateformat=”false” tableclass=”gf_directory widefat fixed” tablestyle=”” rowclass=”” rowstyle=”” valign=”baseline” sort=”date_created” dir=”DESC” startpage=”1″ pagelinkstype=”plain” titleprefix=”” tablewidth=”80%” datecreatedformat=”F j, Y \a\t g:i a” ]
enable error reporting change define('WP_DEBUG', false); to define('WP_DEBUG', true); in the wp-config.php file and then visit that page again and post the errors you get here and ill assist you further
I see this in the body of the post since turning on debug:
Fatal error: Class ‘GFFormsModel’ not found in /home5/gregvass/public_html/seamenultimate/wp-content/plugins/gravity-forms-addons/gravity-forms-addons.php on line 1013 – See more at: http://www.seamenultimate.com/easterns-qualifiereasterns-2013-team-interest/#sthash.GWhq0Kue.dpuf
there is only one way that is possible and that is if forms_model isn’t included so we’re back to the include changes i suggested earlier
edit “gravity-forms-addons.php” in the plugin directory “gravity-forms-addons” change
if(!class_exists(‘GFEntryDetail’)) { @require_once(GFCommon::get_base_path() . “/entry_detail.php”); }
if(!class_exists(‘GFCommon’)) { @require_once(WP_PLUGIN_DIR . “/gravityforms/common.php”); }
if(!class_exists(‘RGFormsModel’)) { @require_once(WP_PLUGIN_DIR . “/gravityforms/forms_model.php”); }
if(!class_exists(‘GFEntryList’)) { require_once(WP_PLUGIN_DIR . “/gravityforms/entry_list.php”); }
to
if(!class_exists(‘GFEntryDetail’)) { @require_once(GFCommon::get_base_path() . “/entry_detail.php”); }
if(!class_exists(‘GFCommon’)) { @require_once(GFCommon::get_base_path() . “/common.php”); }
if(!class_exists(‘RGFormsModel’)) { @require_once(GFCommon::get_base_path() . “/forms_model.php”); }
if(!class_exists(‘GFEntryList’)) { require_once(GFCommon::get_base_path() . “/entry_list.php”); }
these lines can be found somewhere around line 1100-1115 give or take and it should
remeber for this directory to work you need to own Gravity Forms Which is a diffrent plugin entirely by itself
only other possibility is that your gravity forms version doesn’t have the class and needs to be updated, or alternatively you could downgrade directory addon
older versions can be found http://wordpress.org/plugins/gravity-forms-addons/developers/ here
