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I was having this issue as well. Here’s what I ended up doing:

1. Install and connect Jetpack
2. Appearance > Widgets > Select which sidebar, from Main, Left or Right, I want to work with.
3. Add widgets to that sidebar and manage Visibility settings for each individual widget.
4. Deactivate and Delete Custom Sidebars plugin

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I’m not sure what other way to say this.

I absolutely can not define them within WordPress because they will change every time the form goes out.

As I mentioned yesterday, I need to track each submission individually. It would be completely satisfactory if I could get just one of the hidden fields to post the URL or http_referer but I’m unable to get those types to work for me.

Here’s my workflow:
1. Hidden fields set up on Google Form: https://imgur.com/ZyYwSj1
2. Get field names using Pre-filled fields option: https://imgur.com/2L3kAt8
3. Gives me a URL with names for hidden fields: https://imgur.com/0gc4u7A
4. Which I use to create the link to the form: https://imgur.com/7nuztS9
5. When I complete the WP Google form and click submit, the hidden field values do not pass through: https://imgur.com/wk082n8

What am I doing incorrectly?

Do I have the Field types properly selected?

Actually, I do need the parameters from the URI. They will be unique to each form submission.

I had already set up the hidden fields as described. (ss: https://imgur.com/J6L3x5m )

Each time a form goes out, those two parameters will reflect details unique to that submission. I need those to be passed through the form. If I were to hard-code them in to the hidden fields, it would defeat the purpose of tracking the submission.

That email log tool worked great to help rule out issues being with the plugin. Thanks for that. It’s also pretty dang handy to have.

My next challenge will be figuring out where the blockage is.

Thanks again for your help here. Enjoy your Not-Monday.

Thanks, Mike.

However, I’m struggling with how to get the parameters out of the URI and in to the hidden field values.

Thanks, Nick. I’ll look in to these.

Hey, Nick

I think I’m having this issue as well.

There are two emails that go out when a visitor executes a w2l form

1. “Send blog admin an email notification:, as established in the plugin settings from within WP – triggered by clicking submit on web site

2. “You have a new lead” email notification sent to lead owner – triggered when submission hits the Salesforce database.

We’ve recently stopped getting #1 despite having that lovely box checked (ss: https://imgur.com/AaCLjIy ). Started about a few days ago where we’d miss one or two per day, now we’re not getting any.

salesforce ss: https://imgur.com/KwY3qSM
email inbox ss: https://imgur.com/3MqDcpD

What can I poke around in to fix this?

I’m quite sure the trouble is in how the pages are served. My only uncertainty is why this is happening now, with these two plugins (jQuery UI seeming to have the same issue). This site has been live for a year now.

Still, looks like I’ve got a lot of work to do this weekend.

Thanks for your contribution, Matt.

/Amelia

Well, technically the URL is https://labs.glneurotech.com/development, but since the Site URL, as defined from within the WordPress UI, is https://glneurotech.com, the visitor sees only https://glneurotech.com/development/.

And I suspect you’re right about the competing installs. I’ll take another stab at this over the weekend and see what I accomplish. Thanks for taking the time to help illuminate a clearly non-plugin-related issue.

They’re two different installs:

Live is in https://glneurotech.com/bioradio
Labs is a subdomain at https://labs.glneurotech.com

Digging around on my web server, I noticed I’ve got a WP install at the root level (https://glneurotech.com) but I don’t recall how it got there. When I try to access it via https://glneurotech.com/wp-admin, I get re-routed to labs.glneurotech.com.

I’d kill it, but I don’t like doing those sorts of things during business hours ??

I just realised that jQuery UI plugin is also not showing up in the head. I’ve clearly overlooked something.

Not patronizing in the least. The first question I always ask is “Is it plugged in?” This morning, I actually did a fresh install just to see.

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