• Resolved saddev

    (@saddev)


    Hi,

    After I update to 4.03.02 I cannot submit my forms.

    ReferenceError: frmProForm is not defined 4 formidable.js:648:12

    Thanks

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  • Plugin Support Njones35

    (@njones35)

    Hi there,

    I’ve not been able to reproduce this issue on my testing site, so the first thing we need to do is check if this is a bug.

    Will you check if you have the same issue under these conditions?
    * all other plugins deactivated
    * any custom code removed
    * WP 2017 theme active
    * running the current version of Formidable
    * running the current version of WordPress
    * all site, server, and browser caches cleared
    * PHP version of 5.6.20 or above
    * Cloudflare or any similar service set to development mode<

    You can find more detail on how to find a conflict in the docs: https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/what-plugins-are-known-to-cause-conflicts/#kb-how-to-find-a-conflict

    Thread Starter saddev

    (@saddev)

    Hi @njones35,

    I checked all the things from above.

    Also, I have Formidable Forms 4.03.02 and Formidable Forms Pro 3.04.02.

    function isGoingToPrevPage( $object ) {
    		return ( typeof frmProForm !== undefined && frmProForm.goingToPreviousPage( $object ) );
    	}

    It seems frmProForm is never declared and cast it to a string seems to fix the issue.

    Plugin Support Njones35

    (@njones35)

    Thanks for that.

    I’ve reported this to our developers.

    It seems to affect Formidable Lite, but the problem seems to disappear when Pro is activated. If you are a Pro user could you confirm this on your site?

    Thread Starter saddev

    (@saddev)

    I have Pro plugin enabled (but I do not enter the license key yet) and the problem still persist.

    Plugin Support Njones35

    (@njones35)

    Our developers have released a fix for this. Could you please update to 4.03.03 and let me know if that resolves your issue?

    Thread Starter saddev

    (@saddev)

    Hi @njones35,

    Yes. Now everything works.

    Thanks

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