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Takayuki, I’m not having issues with that section. Those fields you just pasted are supposed to be required. I’m having issues with Section 8 labeled “Payment Information”

Here is the snippet I shared in the first post of the exact location. These fields are NOT set to required, but for some reason the form is requiring them to be filled in…

[text fbo-account placeholder "FBO (Account Number)"]<br/>
[text fbo-street-address placeholder "Street Address"]<br/>
[text fbo-city 7/ placeholder "City"] State:[select fbo-state include_blank "Alabama" "Alaska" "Arizona" "Arkansas" "California" "Colorado" "Connecticut" "Delaware" "Florida" "Georgia" "Hawaii" "Idaho" "Illinois" "Indiana" "Iowa" "Kansas" "Kentucky" "Louisiana" "Maine" "Maryland" "Massachusetts" "Michigan" "Minnesota" "Mississippi" "Missouri" "Montana" "Nebraska" "Nevada" "New Hampshire" "New Jersey" "New Mexico" "New York" "North Carolina" "North Dakota" "Ohio" "Oklahoma" "Oregon" "Pennsylvania" "Rhode Island" "South Carolina" "South Dakota" "Tennessee" "Texas" "Utah" "Vermont" "Virginia" "Washington" "West Virginia" "Wisconsin" "Wyoming"] [text zip 10/ id:name-fields placeholder "Zip Code"]

Ok, sorry about that. Tight security on client’s staging site…

Here is the exact form duplicated on a sandbox environment with additional NO plugins or add-ons, save for the wonderful CF7. https://sparkproofs.com/wp-sandbox/form-test/

Tested and still getting same error here, too : /

Also, here is a copy of the entire backend for the form: https://pastebin.com/TiVsRrV2

Please let me know what you find, or if you need any more information. Thanks!

Thanks, macambulance, but we are experiencing different issues entirely.

Takayuki, looking forward to your insights. Happy to provide more of the shortcode/access if necessary, but the OP has a sample of the problematic area.

View the form here: https://goo.gl/496hUx

Section 8 – Payment Information

City and Zip keep getting flagged as “Please fill in the required field”

Thanks, Frank!

I ended up creating a #quiz-container to wrap around the quiz elements and I just applied my custom code there, so it was limited to only the quiz – seems to have done the trick!

Thanks!!

I was too busy inspecting the CSS to notice you had the option built-in already. Excellent plug-in!

Cheers

I just removed those lines and it appeared to have done the trick!

Wow! Thanks for the notice, kmessinger. I disabled the plug-in in question. It was unused anyways …

Update: Manually deleting and re-installing the WP-INCLUDES folder did the trick! I’m back online, all across the board.

Thanks, guys!

note: I have also removed all in-active plugins and disabled all currently active plug-ins, which seemed to have no effect either.

What is in the wp-includes folder? Is it suggested to manually re-install this as well, or is there specific information that should not be overwritten with the original files?

Unfortunately, my Dashboard is still displaying the same broken interface. I have done the re-install both through the Dashboard, and manually, by deleting the WP-ADMIN folder and replacing it with a fresh copy.

Any other solutions if these do not work?

I have cleared my cache and tried it in browsers that have not cached the site and it’s still showing broken : /

Thanks for the help, Ipstenu!

I was about to perform this replacement of “wp-admin” folder but when I logged into the Dashboard it had somehow fixed itself.

Should I be concerned about this? Is a manual re-install still necessary for safety? I’m not sure how this could have resolved itself.

@esmi: Please excuse my personal details. I did not mean to interject my own story.

However, I am experiencing the exact same problem, and wondering if anyone knows which file(s) are the ones that need to be replaced, instead of broadly updating the entire WP core.

Thanks.

Hi, everyone. I’m having the exact same problem right now.

I had experienced this problem after importing 4,000 posts earlier this morning (split into a dozen XML files) … something in WP Importer caused my Desktop to do this halfway through, which is really frustrating because it took so long to get all the posts re-imported and I don’t want to do it again if this manual TOTAL re-install method mentioned above wipes out everything.

Does anyone know what file in particular causes the Dashboard to break like this?

I took a Screenshot: https://sparkfactor.com/wp_brokendashboard.png

– tried disabling all my plugins
– also tried re-installing the Dashboard

the site itself looks totally fine, it’s just the Dashboard that looks broken