Form takes users to login?

Hi @69thelememt

Can you please provide an export of your form and share it here via a PasteBin link so people can take a closer look.

It’s odd that (what I assume to be) a hidden field and also the Edit Form button to be appearing for end-users. The submit button also redirects to a login page, which is not expected behavior.

Could you also try disabling all plugins except for forminator, and see if that helps with the submit button working properly for logged out users?

Edit:
There are various ways to hide fields if you’d like.
Check out the Hidden Field and Visibility Options described in the documentation.

Hi @69thelememt

I hope you are doing good today.

My form always takes the person submitting to log in which I do not want and is disabled in settings

This is very odd and Submit button should not force login, apart from the case if have set up a redirect to login page after submit.

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I also want my form to calculate the entry on ‘on the fly’ without the need to submit

You can use the HTML field to show all answers “in fly” without submitting:
https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/forminator/#form-data
and use FORM DATA in that field

If you talk about numbers, you can calculate “in fly” using the calculation field:
https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/forminator/#calculations-field

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As for “Edit form” this is the default feature in the last updates and it is visible only for admins. It allows to click and edit your form, instead of the edit page and look for form name/ID, which in the end speeds up the process to find a form to edit.

Kind Regards,
Kris

https://pastebin.com/RU94xpKC

Hi @69thelememt

I imported the form, and on my end I’m not experiencing any of the issues:
– Hidden field is invisible for all users
– Edit Form button only shows up for admin
– Form submits successfully for all users

This leads me to believe that this is caused by a plugin or theme conflict, or possibly custom code on your page.

Check for a plugin conflict by disabling all plugins. If that solves the issue, then enable plugins one by one until you find a plugin that causes the issue. Then share the name of the plugin here.

Ideal to do this on a staging site, or making a backup beforehand.

Also check if switching to a default theme like WordPress’ Twenty Twenty Two which is installed by default on all sites.

Hi @69thelememt,

As mentioned by Aakash in his response above, I couldn’t replicate the issues at my end. It looks more like a conflict at your website end causing the issue.

To debug this issue further, please try a complete conflict test. The following flowchart can help with a better understanding of the test process: https://wpmudev.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Support-Process-Support-Process.gif

As this is a live website with traffic, please create a staging website and perform the test without affecting the live traffic. A staging website is a copy of your live website in a new directory on the same server using a separate database.

Please feel free to get back to us if you need any clarification.

Kind Regards,
Nebu John

Hello @69thelememt ,

We haven’t heard from you for a while now, so it looks like you don’t need our assistance anymore.

Feel free to re-open this ticket if needed.

Kind regards
Kasia