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  • Plugin Author Danny van Kooten

    (@dvankooten)

    Hi Edward,

    I’m not sure what you’re trying to do or how you’re doing it – did you edit the plugin files?

    If you want to show the same form more than once, just re-use the [mc4wp_form] shortcode (or use the widget).

    If you want to show two different forms, this is only possible in the premium version. In the Pro version, you can create as many forms as you like where each form can subscribe to one or multiple (different) lists.

    Hope that helps!

    Thread Starter clammy77

    (@clammy77)

    hey, thanks for your response.

    This was what I was trying to do. So I used the form in the sidebar widget [mc4wp_form]. Okay, and I want to have the subscription form at the bottom of my content as well, so I had to copy the code from the form from the sidebar, and paste the code manually to page.php at the bottom of the post.

    Okay, so in the code that I copied, the id is mc4wp_email, and it wouldn’t work if I kept it that way. I had to rename it to mc4wp_email2. That worked, but when users signed up successfully, it wouldn’t show any indicator that they had indeed signed up.

    I am guessing that the return after the reload looks for the ID mc4wp_email. Is that something that can be fixed w/ the premium version?

    Edward

    Plugin Author Danny van Kooten

    (@dvankooten)

    Hi Edward,

    If you want to show a form from your template files, I’d recommend using the <?php mc4wp_form(); ?> function.

    That will automatically take care of rendering the correct form tags so the plugin will subscribe the person after the reload.

    Do you maybe have an URL so I can take a look at the generated HTML? From the sounds of it, you won’t need to change any ID’s.

    Let me know what I can do to help! ??

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