Back to FormsCheck

Monitor Ninja Forms automatically

Ninja Forms renders forms entirely in JavaScript, making them uniquely tricky to test. FormsCheck waits for client-side rendering, auto-detects all fields, and tests the form like a real user.

Why do Ninja Forms break?

Ninja Forms' client-side rendering architecture creates unique failure modes:

JavaScript rendering failures

Unlike other form plugins, Ninja Forms renders the entire form in JavaScript. Any JS error — from a conflicting plugin or theme — can prevent the form from appearing at all.

Backbone.js dependencies

Ninja Forms relies on Backbone.js and Underscore.js. Plugins that modify or dequeue these libraries can silently break form rendering.

Action/trigger pipeline

Ninja Forms uses an action pipeline for email notifications, redirects, and integrations. A broken action can stop emails while the form shows success.

Caching conflicts

Aggressive page caching can serve stale Ninja Forms nonces, causing all submissions to fail with a generic error that's hard to debug.

How FormsCheck monitors Ninja Forms

1

Smart detection with client-side wait

FormsCheck knows that Ninja Forms renders client-side. It waits for the .nf-form-layout to fully render before detecting fields — handling the async nature that trips up other testing tools.

2

Real browser submission

Fills every field and clicks the submit input. Waits for .nf-response-msg to confirm successful submission.

3

Email verification & alerts

Verifies email delivery to a real inbox. Instant email or Slack alerts when anything fails.

Stop losing leads from broken Ninja Forms

Monitor your first Ninja Forms form for free. No credit card required.

Create a free account