Now I deleted that form titled “Bolson 2014 Querio” and all pages are now titled “Voluntarios por un día – Inscripcion” which is the title of another google form I’m still using.
I have not done any testing yet with WordPress 3.9 so I don’t know if something changed or not.
I am not sure how the title of other posts could be modified by the Google Forms plugin. If you look at the posts on the Dashboard, are the titles still correct? That is important because if they a correct, it means the information in the database is correct but the title of the post being rendered by the theme is incorrect.
Titles in my Dashboard fortunately didn’t change. The database was updated correctly. I asked the theme developer and he has no idea what can be going on.
I’ve just disabled the wpgforms and the titles issue was solved. However I need the forms back!
I am guessing the theme is making use of a global variable for the title which doesn’t contain the value for the post, it contains the value for the form do to another query.
What is the name of your theme? Is it something you can share? If so, I’d be happy to look at it.
Sure, im using Enfold, one of the most popular themes in themeforest http://themeforest.net/item/enfold-responsive-multipurpose-theme/4519990
Ive been using wpgforms with enfold since last year without problems. Things got troubled yesterday when i updated the plugin, the theme (updated for wp 3.9) and wp 3.9.
for the moment the plugin is disabled. Just tell me if you want me to activate it again.
I made a change to the plugin to work around a couple of plugin conflicts and to fix an issue which always bothered me personally. One of the changes I made involves a custom Query which loops through all of the Google Form custom post types.
My guess is the title of the form you’re seeing as the title on other posts has the highest number post id. Can you confirm that?
Can you send me an email at mpwalsh8 at gmail dot com?
mmmm how can I know what is the post id? Im writing you an email!
