Your page has a couple of Javascript errors on it which is likely the source of your problems with redirect and may be the culprit for your other issue.
What do you mean by the “Google Form Options” don’t appear to be working either?
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. What I mean by the Google Form Options don’t appear to work is that when I click on any of the options it does not change the form on the page. For instance, if I click the captcha it doesn’t show up.
I did go through and look at the javascript errors and resolved one of them. The other was ‘Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined’ which appears to be from the google forms plugin.
I may just have a conflict with some of the other plugins I am using. Let me know if you have any additional thoughts. Thanks again for looking at it.
I don’t want to say the Google Forms plugin isn’t the source of the jQuery error but I’d be really surprised if it is. The plugin won’t work without jQuery and that code has been flushed out pretty well over the years.
You are welcome to submit a Help Request and I can look into it for you. The Help Request Form asks for some information so I can try and replicate your problem.
However, my guess is you have a plugin conflict or possibly an issue with your theme. The easiest way to chase it down is to disable all plugins except Google Forms and see if it persists. If it doesn’t, re-enable your other plugins one at a time until you figure out which plugin is causing the problem.
If disabling the other plugins doesn’t let it run correctly, try temporarily switching to one of the WordPress themes, I like TwentyTen and recommend it for chasing problems like these down.
One thing for sure, if you have Javascript errors on the page with the form, it won’t work correctly. As for the options, many of them are dependent on jQuery. The CAPTCHA option is inserted into the form with jQuery so if you have a Javascript error, jQuery will never run the script that tweaks the form with the options specified on the settings page.
If you look at the page source you will see a WordPress Google Form jQuery script near the bottom of the page. This script is generated on the fly based on the form settings.
Thanks for trying to track it down for me. It looks like it is a problem with my theme, I loaded twenty-ten as you suggested and it did work. Thanks for your time.
That would have been my guess based on the jQuery errors I was seeing and the paths reported but I am reluctant to point at a theme first because 9 times out of 10, a problem like the one you described is a plugin conflict.
The good news is once you fix your theme you’ll be in better shape. With the number of plugins plus WordPress Core which use jQuery now, you would have run into it sooner or later.
The issue was that some of the jQuery was loading in the footer instead of the header, once I fixed that it worked great! Thanks.
