pshitik

You are absolutely right, in the next version we will allow it.

The plugin exports the data with utf8 encoding. Try opening the file in notpad or Google style sheets

Which version of the elementor are you using?

Thank you for your support, Marcio!

Hey.
Most users do not change the form identifier at all, it is possible that a form with the same ID will contain different fields. We rely on a unique ID to avoid conflicts.

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We’ll release an update soon

Hi Rishi..
Can you check which PHP version you have?

Thank you!

Thanks for the suggestion, this is definitely a good idea and we will make it in the following updates.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by pshitik.

Starting from version 1.0 there will no longer be a problem to duplicate pages. Each form will be listed separately. However, leads entered in previous versions may be registered in two forms at the same time. New leads will be recorded correctly.

Thanks for the compliments.
In the next versions we will add these options.
Note that the plugin does not compile when you’re not logged in. maybe that was your problem.

Elementor gives each form its own ID, so you should see different forms as independent units. But the form is probably not duplicated using Elementor but via the duplication plugin, so the form ID remains the same identifier.
You can solve this by duplicating the form in Elementor, then deleting the first, so Elementor will define a new form ID.
We have been working for a long time to find a solution to this problem. We believe we will find it.