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Please send this to Waqar. I was unable to reply on the website.
I have been researching this problem more and I may have found where the conflict is but I can't resolve it.
It seems like there is a conflict between jquery library that handles the google map on my form and the hook code. When I comment out the jquery script that handles jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.12.4' the error in the hook doesn't occur (and the hook code runs correctly), but then I am unable to show the coordinates of my map.
And when I un-comment the jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.12.4' the make works fine but the hook code causes the message "There was an error while submitting the form" to occur.
I also verified that this occurs even when I don't add the cred form with code. Can you let me know if you get the same results for a credform with a map using a hook.
Thanks for writing back and for sharing further details.
I tried to reproduce this issue with the latest Toolset Forms ( Version 2.1.2 ) and the Toolset Maps ( Version 1.6 ) plugins, but the form submitted successfully every time.
My website is local, so I do not know how to share that with you. But I do get error messages when the page is initialized and when I submit the form. They are attached. It appears the problem is occurring in TinyMCE.
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Waqar
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