I've been having a problem with my forms submitting to a 404 page.
- adding a debug action didn't give me any information
- turning debugging on in Wordpress (WP_DEBUG = true, in wp-config.php) didn't give me any information
- I wasn't using the reserved Wordpress parameter of "name" as the name of an input
- I tried setting "use relative URL" to both yes and no in the "render form" action
- setting the "AJAX submission" to true in the render form action resolved the problem, but I wasn't satisfied
I found that there are conflicts with some Wordpress plugins that have their slugs set to use the variable "event". Among them was a calendar plugin (Events Manager) and a custom post type plugin (Custom Post Type UI). Since Chronoform submissions use the key "event" in the URL (event=submit), there was some sort of conflict.
I was able to resolve the problem by changing slugs from "event" to "events" (or any other word).
I hope this helps someone.
- adding a debug action didn't give me any information
- turning debugging on in Wordpress (WP_DEBUG = true, in wp-config.php) didn't give me any information
- I wasn't using the reserved Wordpress parameter of "name" as the name of an input
- I tried setting "use relative URL" to both yes and no in the "render form" action
- setting the "AJAX submission" to true in the render form action resolved the problem, but I wasn't satisfied
I found that there are conflicts with some Wordpress plugins that have their slugs set to use the variable "event". Among them was a calendar plugin (Events Manager) and a custom post type plugin (Custom Post Type UI). Since Chronoform submissions use the key "event" in the URL (event=submit), there was some sort of conflict.
I was able to resolve the problem by changing slugs from "event" to "events" (or any other word).
I hope this helps someone.