Error: Your form is not valid, please fix the errors!

Hi @quantum_leap

I hope you are doing great today. Sorry to hear that you’ve experienced an error while using Forminator!

To further investigate this issue could you please export your form https://wpmudev.com/docs/wpmu-dev-plugins/forminator/#import-export to pastebin.com or Google Drive and share the link?

Kind regards,
Olumide Akintunde

Hi @quantum_leap

Thanks for the exporting the file. I tested the form on my website and I was able to submit the form without any issues or error messages. I’d suggest that you perform a full plugin/theme conflict test to identify the cause of this issue.
Before you embark on this please make sure you do a complete backup of your website(Preferably, perform the test in a staging site)

Steps;

1. Deactivate all plugins except Forminator
2. Switch to a basic theme as Twenty Twenty Two

To learn more about how the plugin conflict test is executed, please see this guide below:
https://wpmudev.com/docs/getting-started/getting-support/#conflict-test

Check out this handy flowchart of the troubleshooting process detailed above.
https://wpmudev.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Support-Process-Support-Process.gif

Kind regards,
Olumide Akintunde

Hi @quantum_leap
I am glad you’ve identified the issue.

The purpose of the code you provided is to check if the two emails provided by users in a form are accurate. However, if you create a normal form without this logic ( verifying two emails) an error will occur.

Answer to your Question:
Yes, you should be able to make this code work for a particular form. To do this use the modified code below

add_filter('forminator_custom_form_submit_errors', 'check_form_data', 99, 3);

function check_form_data($submit_errors, $form_id, $field_data_array) {
    // Check if the form ID matches the specific form you want to target
    if ($form_id === 'enter the form id here') {
        $email1 = $email2 = '';
        foreach ($field_data_array as $arr) {
            if ($arr['name'] == 'email-1') $email1 = $arr['value'];
            if ($arr['name'] == 'email-2') $email2 = $arr['value'];
            if ('' != $email1 && '' != $email2) break;
        }

        if ($email1 != $email2) {
            $submit_errors[]['email-2'] = 'The email addresses must match!';
        }
    }

    return $submit_errors;
}

Note: Please add the form ID you want this code to work within the if ($form_id === 'enter the form id here') { of the code provided above.

After this process, Save the file and retest the form.

Best regards,
Olumide Akintunde

Hi @quantum_leap

I’m glad i was able to help.

Cheers