Gravity Forms Debug

When a form behaves unexpectedly or displays incorrectly, it can be hard to tell whether the cause is Gravity Forms, the active theme, or another plugin. Gravity Forms Debug uses the Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin to help isolate these conflicts. Testing takes place for the logged-in user, allowing administrators to investigate without changing what visitors see.

The plugin provides guidance for preparing a useful test, including checking caching and JavaScript optimization settings and embedding forms appropriately. It also explains when manual conflict testing may be needed, such as with certain add-ons or editor issues. Troubleshooting adjustments are temporary, giving site administrators a way to investigate without making lasting changes to the site.

Features

• Theme and plugin checks: Test whether a form issue is connected to the active theme or another plugin by isolating potential conflicts during troubleshooting.
• Health Check integration: Uses the Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin to test with other plugins disabled or a different theme active.
• Logged-in testing: Troubleshooting mode applies to the logged-in user, so visitors can continue to see the site without those testing changes.
• Setup instructions: A quickstart guide covers preparation for testing, including backing up data, disabling caching, and embedding forms correctly.
• Editor testing guidance: Provides guidance for testing forms with the Classic Editor and Gutenberg, and notes when manual tests may be appropriate.
• Caching recommendations: Explains how caching and JavaScript optimization can affect conflict tests, with exclusion instructions for several caching solutions.

Best for

• WordPress sites using Gravity Forms
• Administrators diagnosing form display issues
• Sites investigating theme or plugin conflicts