Gravity Forms Debug

When a Gravity Forms form shows odd behavior, display problems or a broken feature, the cause is often another theme or plugin. Finding that cause by hand usually means switching things off on a live site. Gravity Forms Debug gives you a structured way to check whether a theme, a plugin or other third-party code is interfering with your forms.

The plugin relies on the official WordPress Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin. Troubleshooting mode applies only to the logged-in user, so visitors see the site as normal. It also walks you through the pre-checks that keep results accurate, such as backing up data, disabling caching and testing with the Classic Editor or Gutenberg instead of third-party builders. Many people run it before contacting support.

Features

• Theme and plugin conflict detection: Shows whether Gravity Forms problems come from a third-party theme or plugin, which narrows down where to look and cuts the time spent on troubleshooting.
• Health Check integration: Uses the official WordPress Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin to disable other plugins and switch themes for testing, so the live site stays as it is.
• Safe testing for one user: Troubleshooting mode applies only to the logged-in user, so visitors notice no downtime and no changes while you test.
• Step-by-step quickstart guide: Gives clear instructions for preparing the site, including backing up data, disabling caching and embedding forms correctly so the test results are accurate.
• Compatibility recommendations: Advises turning off JavaScript optimizations and cache plugins before testing, which helps avoid false positives during conflict detection.
• Default editor support: Lets you test forms in the Classic Editor and Gutenberg, which removes the complications that third-party page builders can add.
• Manual conflict testing guidance: Points out cases where automatic testing does not fit, such as certain add-ons or editor issues, and explains when to run manual tests.
• Caching exclusion instructions: Includes instructions for popular caching tools such as CloudFlare, WP Rocket and SiteGround Optimizer, so cached pages do not skew the results.

Best for

• Site owners troubleshooting broken Gravity Forms forms
• Freelancers and agencies maintaining client sites with Gravity Forms
• Anyone preparing details before contacting plugin support