Hi,
I’m just here to second the bug repost above. Tried turning off other plugins, but to no avail.
I had a hunch that the server denied the request because of the name/content of a post variable… I was desperate enough to try to eliminate each input one by one, and found that the converters list was causing the issue.
After running this jQuery script in the console I managed to save the settings:
jQuery(‘form [name=”converters”]’).remove();
… hovewer, without this converters list, the plugin won’t function as expected. Might work updating the wp_option manually, but I haven’t gone that far.
My guess after playing with this is the litespeed server catches the request because of the too large POST variable, or maybe the JSON-encoded format is not to its liking…
If you know a solution, please let me know.
Greg
@treyg,
If you’re interested, I was able to get this plugin up and running until an official update is released. However, I had to modify the plugin code a bit – a practice I usually condemn…
In the plugin’s lib/class.plugify-gform-braintree.php file, in line #64 I replaced:
protected function authorize
to
public function authorize
Best,
Greg
