• Resolved SiteBolts

    (@siteboltsrichard)


    My team ran into an issue with a WPForms form today that doesn’t seem to be documented very well online, so I’m posting the solution here in case it helps anyone.

    Our site was loading a WPForms form via one of ElementorKit’s “WPForms” elements. Sometimes it worked fine, but other times it was running into a mixture of the following issues:

    • The conditional fields weren’t appearing even when their conditions were true
    • Submitting the form would sometimes take you back to a random step without any visible errors
    • Submitting the form would sometimes display this error: “The form could not be submitted due to a security issue”

    We tried disabling our caching plugin, flushing the server cache, and disabling Varnish, but none of those helped.

    Instead, it turned out to be a conflict with Elementor’s element cache feature. The issue can be fixed by either disabling the element cache feature globally (Elementor settings > Performance) or by disabling it on the affected element in the Elementor editor (Element > Advanced > Layout > Cache Settings > Inactive).

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  • Plugin Support Amjad Ali

    (@amjadali688)

    Hi @siteboltsrichard ,

    Thanks so much for sharing the detailed information and the solution you found!

    We really appreciate you taking the time to post this, as it can be helpful for other users experiencing similar issues.

    I’m glad you were able to identify the conflict with Elementor’s element cache and get the form working properly again.

    Thanks again for sharing this with the WPForms community!

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