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  • Thread Starter weblee9164

    (@weblee9164)

    Here are the current versions of the plugins
    https://prnt.sc/RuHxAd6IdchK

    Running on php 8.1

    Plugin Support Milos

    (@miloss84)

    Hi there,

    A “parse error” in Elementor forms typically indicates a syntax issue within the code or a configuration problem.

    Here are some general troubleshooting steps and common reasons for parse errors in Elementor forms:

    1. Check Code Syntax:
      • Ensure that any custom code you’ve added to the form widget or the form’s confirmation email/notification is correctly written and doesn’t contain any syntax errors. A missing semicolon, parenthesis, or curly bracket can cause a parse error.
    2. Invalid or Outdated Code:
      • If you’ve recently added custom code to the form, review it to ensure it’s valid and up-to-date, as older or unsupported code might result in parse errors after updates or changes to Elementor.
    3. Plugins or Theme Conflicts:
      • Deactivate other plugins or switch to a default theme temporarily to see if the parse error persists. Conflicting plugins or themes might be causing the issue.
    4. Elementor Version Compatibility:
      • Ensure that your Elementor plugin and the theme are up to date. An outdated version might conflict with other components or cause issues with custom code.
    5. WordPress Debug Mode:
      • Enable WordPress debug mode (WP_DEBUG) to get more specific error messages that can help identify the issue. To do this, set WP_DEBUG to true in the wp-config.php file of your WordPress installation.

    weblee9164 I have the same problem with the form. How did you solve this problem?

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