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?? Thankyou for pointing out the obvious explanation that i should’ve given. The reason to not convert the root WordPress site to a network has more non-technical than technical reasons. Its the thing that works and generates money for the company and we want to go the “don’t change a working system” route to test with the network.

Worst case scenario, the network is not there after some months. That is why we want to do the setup in this way.

@hchouhan
Yes, AJAX form submission is disabled. We get a 500 error for all submissions as soon as the premium plugin is enabled.
We have an active license and the plugin is at version 3.3.15.

As of now, as soon as the premium plugin is enabled, all submissions end with a 500

@hchouhan For now i have done the following (so that the form works and we dont lose subscribers.)
– disable ajax submission
– disable the premium plugin (we have a premium)

@hchouhan unfortunately not. the only options i see are the following

– Mailchimp Settings
– Lists this form subscribes to
– Use double opt-in?
– Update existing subscribers?
– Subscriber tags

– Form Behavior
– Hide form after a successful sign-up?
– Redirect to URL after successful sign-ups
– Enable AJAX form submission?

@hchouhan where exactly is the option to disable ReCaptcha?

I just disabled the plugin and the urls work now, but its weird why it works with one theme and doesnt work with the other, especially without a meaningful error message.