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  • Hi Eandy make sure there are not empty space in between the code.

    Thread Starter Eandy

    (@eandy)

    The error was the quotes I used to ‘1’, and it was necessary to “1”.

    Hi Eandy are you saying that you have fixed your issue? If you have can you mark this support thread as resolved.

    Thank you

    Thread Starter Eandy

    (@eandy)

    Hi. In the plugin settings written:

    Shortcode for this form:
    [si-contact-form form='1']

    ,
    but in fact it is necessary to use:
    [si-contact-form form="1"]
    That’s all.

    Hi that is very odd because in all my websites I add the following code without any issues.

    [si-contact-form form='1']

    Thread Starter Eandy

    (@eandy)

    Everywhere except php, I inserted on the home page:
    <?php echo do_shortcode('[si-contact-form form='1']'); ?>
    And I have not worked code, or rather, instead of home page, was a blank page. It was only when I put:
    <?php echo do_shortcode('[si-contact-form form="1"]'); ?> then all was well.

    Thread Starter Eandy

    (@eandy)

    Perhaps the thing in my template.
    I found a solution to your problem on this page. At the end indicated as follows: `This may work also:
    <php? echo do_shortcode(‘[si-contact-form form=”1″]’); ?>`. I think it is necessary to specify in the plugin.

    Thank you for pointing that out. Is your problem solved now? If it is can you mark this support thread as resolved.

    The plugin author will investigate further your finding.

    Regards

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