Hello @csdsubscriber,
Could be because I’m trying to embed it in an existing popup that already submits normally to my GetResponse.
I’ve tested adding the form in popups of both Informational, and Email Opt-in types, and the form was rendering fine.
This might be happening due to a plugin or theme conflict, and running a conflict test may help to find the culprit: https://wpmudev.com/docs/getting-started/getting-support/#conflict-test
If the form still does not appear during the conflict test, and you would like us to test it as well, you can share the form and the popup with us, as suggested in Patrick’s reply above.
What I was hoping was to be able to hide your form elements if there is a query string, and show yours if there is none.
This can be done by applying various visibility rules.
In case your popup appears only on a particular URL, let’s say only on this page: https://example.com/page, you can add rules in Hustle.
– in such cases you can add “Specific URL” rule in Visibility section, to make a popup containing the form appear only when there’s a query parameter and a particular value, for example: https://example.com/page?form=1
Screenshot: https://prnt.sc/j3CepiQzNi5y
The same way, if you need to display another popup without the form, apply a similar rule, but without the query string: https://example.com/page
Screenshot: https://prnt.sc/Dy0Zq5dkBa6J
If your popup (with and without the form) appears on more than one URL, you can apply visibility rules to each form field in Forminator, and add the form shortcode to your popup.
In this method, create a Hidden field in your form, and specify the query parameter name in the field settings: https://prnt.sc/jcUsVJk2MK1J
Now, you can add a visibility rule to each form field, to make it display when the parameter has a particular value (e.g. form=1): https://prnt.sc/UCRPY-Anfj4n
Visibility rules can be added to individual fields, and field groups.
I hope this helps. Please let us know if you have any questions.
Best Regards,
Dmytro
