Mike Kohn

The same thing is happening to me. When I go to an edit form page (e.g. /wp-admin/admin.php?page=gf_edit_forms&id=1) the page starts loading correctly with all of the form fields appearing in the edit area. Then suddenly right before the page is finished loading, all of the form fields disappear. At the same time, the form name in the switcher dropdown in the top-right corner changes to “Switch Form”. I can confirm it’s happening in both Firefox & Chrome.

This must be an error in the javascript since it doesn’t happen until late in the loading process. Anybody know of a solution?

UPDATE: This thread points out where the problem is occurring (it’s related to the “Approved” functionality). Waiting for a response/update from the author…

I just figured it out. I had ORIGINALLY named it something pretty common (“Sandbox”) and there’s a theme called Sandbox in the WordPress theme directory. It was trying to get me to update to the latest version of that. I figured that out by clicking on a link that said something like “update manually” which brought me to that theme on www.remarpro.com.

When you use the Styles dropdown it wraps the text in a <span> tag with whatever class you chose. So if you have a class in your editor-style.css called .header3, that style will end up looking like this on the frontend:

<p><span class="header3">Your text here.</span></p>

Just add whatever styles you want to that class in your main style.css file.

Great stuff! Thanks.

Whoa, I think I didn’t look at the error carefully enough. That file is inside the wp-includes folder, so definitely don’t delete or modify it.

But the error still seems to indicate that SOMETHING is causing problems with headers. Have you installed new plugins lately? Anything like that?

I could be wrong, but I believe that the third error on your blog is indicating that there was a problems with php headers:

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/content/14/6471814/html/wp-includes/classes.php:210) in /home/content/14/6471814/html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 890

This can sometimes be caused by whitespace or other output being performed in the php file BEFORE the header is called. For example, if there are any spaces between the end of one set of php tags and the start of another, or any echos or prints. You might want to look through the pluggable.php file for anything like that. If you can, remove the file (if it’s not critical to your upload) and see if that fixes the problem.

Hope this helps.

Hey, it worked!

I tried that before with an absolute path to the sidebar file and it resulted in a fatal error saying the function get_the_time didn’t exist. But using a relative path worked.

<?php include('sidebar.php') ?>

Thanks for the help, xdesi!