Edit: If I use:
<?php echo Caldera_Forms_Entry_Viewer::form_entry_viewer_1( ‘CF5a92fa00323fe’ );?>
I see the label but the form doesn’t really work
Hi there,
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To your question – your code snippet looks right so something else may be wrong with your template file. It’s hard for us to say without access to your entire file. I would be mindful of the following —
– Your code needs to be within the body of the template file.
– Do you have any custom code in your form that could be creating a conflict?
– Do you have any custom code on another part of the template that could be creating a conflict?
Make sure you take a look at this page: https://calderaforms.com/doc/adding-using-caldera_forms_render_form/ Feel free to reply with more information, we’ll be happy to take another look.
Hi Christie
Thanks for the explanation about how free support works. I didn’t know.
Regarding the issue itself the code is in the body and there is no code creating conflict. It is true I have custom html on it but it is pretty basic. I’ve tried with a form with no code and it doesn’t work either.
I don’t see any custom code in another part of the template that could be creating a conflict either
Can you give me some examples of code that could be creating a problem? I mean, based on your support experience, I would appreciate if you could let me know
any trouble you’ve found I could be reproducing without noticing.
Thanks
