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For all members- I have WPForm on my site and I did follow Parameter's training on
To My WA Family!
Please help and teach me how to get WPForm to work with Google R
Hi Brenda,
when creating the appearance of the form, it should be offered either a short code that is copied in the contact page itself, or it is offered where everything can be placed, and there is a possibility that when you open the page editor in the menu where blocks are added.
Greetings,
Slavka 👋
Hi Slavka, I did not see any shortcake or any of that where it should be placed as HTML code I saw no coding anywhere. WP Form is no coding. Just that I am not doing something right to get it to work. Grrr (Growling like a dog). LOL. It's taken me since last night and tonight to figure it out. I think maybe I need to call it a day and forget about it and deal with it tomorrow when my mind is fresh.
Brenda,
believe me, it's not about astronomy.
Simply grab and uninstall the forms plugin.
Drink a coffee, walk away for a bit and when you're ok, sit down and install the form you like, they always give in every plugin an explanation of how and where to set it up, somewhere I used CF7 somewhere Ninja, which one do you like better, they are certainly those associated with your site account.
Once installed, test how they work.
My suggestion, just get away from it all first. I know what it's like when something sticks.
And the solution also comes when you least expect it, just one click and there it is.
Rest, relax and I have no doubt you will solve it.
Slavka 👋
Hi Brenda,
Yep ... Ninja Forms. Dead easy to set up and working well for me.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/ninja-forms/
Thank you, Richard. Everything seems to be working except where do I place the contact form? and how does it go to my email? It's not e even there on the page but it's on the plugin I made one but it won't let me put it on the page.
How do I connect it to my domain email that part I can't figure it out? Kyle sent me a tutorial for setting up my domain email as SiteEmail. Everything looks Greek to me. eh?
Hi Brenda
Placing your form is easy using the provided shortcode for the form. If you're not sure about this, send me a PM.
Are you using Mailerlite or perhaps a different autoresponder?
:-)
Richard
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Which contact form plugin do you use?
For all members- I have WPForm on my site and I did follow Parameter's training on
To My WA Family!
Please help and teach me how to get WPForm to work with Google R
I set this up in the Classic Editor several years ago and have not changed it to the block editor. I am using WP Form Lite. The Pro version could different.
Here's how I recall setting it up:
1. First create a Contact Page in WP (or the page you will add the form to). Give it a name. Mine is Contact Admin.
2. Next, in plugin menu, click on WP Form, at the top it should say "Add New." See image 1.
3. Scroll down to see your page name and the WP Form Code on the right side. The code should automatically use your site email address, include the brackets: [ wpforms id="12345"]
4. Copy/Paste the code in the TEXT html editor in the location you wish it to appear. Save. Preview.
You should then see the contact form. See image 2.
5. Then add Google reCAPTCHA as explained at this link:
(mine is deactivated while my site is under re-construction)
https://wpforms.com/docs/how-to-set-up-and-use-recaptcha-in-wpforms/
Hope something in this post helps you out. ~Jude
Hi Brenda,
when creating the appearance of the form, it should be offered either a short code that is copied in the contact page itself, or it is offered where everything can be placed, and there is a possibility that when you open the page editor in the menu where blocks are added.
Greetings,
Slavka 👋
Hi Slavka, I did not see any shortcake or any of that where it should be placed as HTML code I saw no coding anywhere. WP Form is no coding. Just that I am not doing something right to get it to work. Grrr (Growling like a dog). LOL. It's taken me since last night and tonight to figure it out. I think maybe I need to call it a day and forget about it and deal with it tomorrow when my mind is fresh.
Brenda,
believe me, it's not about astronomy.
Simply grab and uninstall the forms plugin.
Drink a coffee, walk away for a bit and when you're ok, sit down and install the form you like, they always give in every plugin an explanation of how and where to set it up, somewhere I used CF7 somewhere Ninja, which one do you like better, they are certainly those associated with your site account.
Once installed, test how they work.
My suggestion, just get away from it all first. I know what it's like when something sticks.
And the solution also comes when you least expect it, just one click and there it is.
Rest, relax and I have no doubt you will solve it.
Slavka 👋
Hi Brenda,
Yep ... Ninja Forms. Dead easy to set up and working well for me.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/ninja-forms/
Thank you, Richard. Everything seems to be working except where do I place the contact form? and how does it go to my email? It's not e even there on the page but it's on the plugin I made one but it won't let me put it on the page.
How do I connect it to my domain email that part I can't figure it out? Kyle sent me a tutorial for setting up my domain email as SiteEmail. Everything looks Greek to me. eh?
Hi Brenda
Placing your form is easy using the provided shortcode for the form. If you're not sure about this, send me a PM.
Are you using Mailerlite or perhaps a different autoresponder?
:-)
Richard
See more comments
I set this up in the Classic Editor several years ago and have not changed it to the block editor. I am using WP Form Lite. The Pro version could different.
Here's how I recall setting it up:
1. First create a Contact Page in WP (or the page you will add the form to). Give it a name. Mine is Contact Admin.
2. Next, in plugin menu, click on WP Form, at the top it should say "Add New." See image 1.
3. Scroll down to see your page name and the WP Form Code on the right side. The code should automatically use your site email address, include the brackets: [ wpforms id="12345"]
4. Copy/Paste the code in the TEXT html editor in the location you wish it to appear. Save. Preview.
You should then see the contact form. See image 2.
5. Then add Google reCAPTCHA as explained at this link:
(mine is deactivated while my site is under re-construction)
https://wpforms.com/docs/how-to-set-up-and-use-recaptcha-in-wpforms/
Hope something in this post helps you out. ~Jude