is_gravityforms_installed is failing

Hey Jacob,

Thanks for reporting and the detailed testing.

It does sound like the plugin has loaded before Gravity Forms, and I’m wondering if it’s started because I changed the display name.

I dont know how WP chooses the load order, but maybe it loads alphabetically by display name?

Any how, I’ve made a change in Version 1.2.1 which registers the functions through the ‘plugins_loaded’ action instead of just in the constructor.

I’ve never done it this way before, so I’m curious to see how well it works. May make a good standard for the rest of my GF plugins.

Here’s what I did, let me know how you go or what your thoughts are.

Adrian

public function __construct()
        {
			// register plugin functions through 'plugins_loaded' -
			// this delays the registration until all plugins have been loaded, ensuring it does not run before Gravity Forms is available.
            add_action( 'plugins_loaded', array(&$this,'register_actions') );
		}

		/*
         * Register plugin functions
         */
		function register_actions() {
            if ((self::is_gravityforms_installed())) {
				// start the plugin
				add_filter('gform_column_input_content', array(&$this,'change_column_content'), 10, 6);
				add_action('gform_enqueue_scripts', array(&$this,'datepicker_js'), 90, 2);
				add_action('gform_editor_js', array(&$this,'editor_js'));
			}
		}