There is an API function, fm_doFormBySlug($formSlug), but this is just what the shortcode uses. How exactly does it break the site? That definitely shouldn’t be happening.
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ibc3
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Thanks for the quick response! Yes, I saw that API & thought I might play with it to see if I can get it to work.
So, if you really want to see how it breaks… 🙂
Here’s a test page where I am calling the wp-form-manager [form zip-oneline]. It’s a form with 1 field, a custom validation, & a custom display. (Love the ability to customize all that!!)
http://testingtogether.centnerconsulting.com/test-page/
I was able to create this form on another test page & it works exactly as I wanted, but it breaks when I put it on the home page. Here’s the page where the wp-form-manager is working.
http://testingtogether.centnerconsulting.com/test-page-2/
Currently, on the home page, I have coded my own form (but it doesn’t write to the db, only posts to another page for processing). Here’s what it looks like:
http://testingtogether.centnerconsulting.com/
Admittedly, I haven’t done much trouble-shooting on this yet. As you’ll see, it’s a pretty busy home page, so I assumed there was some plug-in conflict somewhere. If you have any ideas, that would be awesome. In the meantime, I’m continuing to find a way to make it work. Thanks!
I looked at the first page you linked to, and the form code, along with some other stuff, is there but commented out. I don’t know what would cause that, though.
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ibc3
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OK, this is really embarrassing… The code to which you referred was my form code that I commented out in an attempt to replace with the short-code to wp-form-manager. I just removed the commented code & now the short-code works… How strange that it didn’t work with the commented code in there! Anyway, thanks for the email that prompted me to try that!
