Try removing the reCAPTCHA field temporarily. If the form works, you may need to switch to the "Invisible" badge or check your Site Keys. 5. Address Caching and Optimization Plugins
If the reCAPTCHA script fails to load or struggles with the AJAX callback, the "Submit" button may do nothing.
There might be a "Fatal Error" happening on the server side that isn't visible on the front end.
Contact the developer of the conflicting plugin or find a replacement. If you are the developer, wrap your scripts correctly or use jQuery.noConflict() mode if necessary. gravity forms ajax not working
Additionally, ensure your caching plugin is not "Minifying" or "Combining" JavaScript files aggressively. Try disabling JS minification temporarily to see if the form works.
If you are using the Gutenberg block or Elementor widget, simply toggle the "Enable AJAX" switch to "Yes" in the block settings.
Example: [gravityform id="1" title="true" description="true" ajax="true"] 3. Conflict Testing (The Golden Rule) If the console is messy, you need to isolate the provider. Try removing the reCAPTCHA field temporarily
This is the most common reason for AJAX failure on .
It sounds simple, but ensure AJAX is actually enabled for that specific embed.
add_filter( 'gform_ajax_form_class', function( $class ) return strpos( $class, 'gform_ajax' ) === false ? $class . ' gform_ajax' : $class; ); Address Caching and Optimization Plugins If the reCAPTCHA
Gravity Forms has a built-in setting to help. Go to and toggle on No-Conflict Mode . This prevents other plugins from loading their scripts on Gravity Forms admin pages, which can sometimes resolve backend saving issues that bleed into frontend behavior.
If you can share or a screenshot of the network response , I can narrow it down further.