tdtmusic

It’s quite simple: create a form, as the admin, then fill it in and save it. After that, create a wordpress user and assign the form to that user, via Edit form. Then login as that user from a different IP address and edit “your” form. It will save it as a new form instead of updating the old one.
I’ve disabled ajax in my form, I’ll get back with some feedback if this resolves the issue or not.

Did you find anything that would help us solve this issue? Or at least can you give us a way to disable the IP check for the forms? Thanks!

I would also like to know if there’s a solution. I think it has something to do with the IP check of the plugin. If I login as an entry creator from the same IP where I completed the form, I can edit it just fine, without any duplicates. But the actual user, obviously, logs in from a different IP and maybe the plugin sees the submission as a new thing. Is there any way to disable this check?

I used the Edit link on the Entries page. Each entry has View, Edit, etc., and if I choose to edit it, I can assign a WordPress user as the form creator.

In my case, the button correctly says Update. AND it works as it should IF I edit an entry that I previously created on the same computer/IP. Basically I created a bunch of entries and assigned users to them, so they can edit them as they wish, but they get the issue above. If I edit any of these entries, it’s fine.

Hmm I’m not sure where am I supposed to add the code. I’m guessing it’s not on the settings page of Sticky List, right?

Eventually I did something like you suggested and it’s ok.
I have another question, I know it’s off-topic so I can open a new thread if you wish. So, my form is on a page that I set in the plugin’s settings. However, I also use WPML, so the url to the form changes depending on the language the user chooses (for example the standard link is …/formulario , but on other languages is like …/formulario?lang=en). So when a user clicks on View or Edit, it opens the form in the url I’ve set up, without taking into account the language of the site. Is there any way I can have different links for View and Edit, based on the user’s language choice?

I have the same problem. Since the full form also contains registration fields (user name, password, etc.), updating it results in a “user name already exists” error, which is normal. It would be great if you could include a way to hide certain fields (or choose the editable fields).

@photocrati: Here’s the page with the center issue: https://clubregina.ro/v2/meniu/

Thanks!