Forminator Shortcodes not displaying

Daniel Santaana

• April 03, 2020 13:29

Hey, I'm using brizy together with zeen theme, and forminator form plugin.

Forminator shortcodes work in vanilla WP pages & posts, and also in Zeen theme pages.
Forminator shortcodes do not work on Brizy pages.

Other shortcodes ( Woo, ACF, WP) work in all pages, including brizy pages.

It seems that the shortcode is not rendering as my DOM shows this:

Page in question is here:
https://girlsareawesome.com/partnerships

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  Alex

  • April 03, 2020 13:54

  Hi Daniel,

  Do you have any cache plugin? Optimization? Minifying? Try to disable all external plugins except Brizy and Forminator and check again. This could be caused by a third party plugin.

  Also, please make sure you use add the shortcode via "Shortcode" Brizy element.

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  Daniel Santaana

  • April 07, 2020 13:30

  Hi, this turned out to be a Yoast SEO conflict

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  Alex

  • April 08, 2020 11:38

  Hi Daniel,

  There are some plugins that conflict with Yoast when used on a Brizy page. I have created a ticket for you so please send the login details there and we will see what can be done. Thanks.

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  Nicolas Boyer

  • April 07, 2021 16:58

  Hi, 

  I'm having this problem too, did you find a solution other than using another plugin ? I really love forminator.

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  Alex

  • April 09, 2021 10:25

  Hi Nicolas,

  Does deactivating the Yoast plugin also make Forminatior shortcode work on your site?

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  Nicolas Boyer

  • April 09, 2021 12:15

  Hi, 

  Yes it does.

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  Alex

  • April 12, 2021 17:43

  Hi,

  I have created a private ticket for you so please send your login details there and we will look into it. In Daniel's case, we were unable to inspect the issue because we did not receive a response, so we need to resume this inspection process. 

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  Nicolas Boyer

  • April 25, 2021 10:07

  For those having the issue, after some exchanges with the support and some testing it so happened that it was my Nginx configuration creating the issue, combined with my docker-compose file.

  I added some more precisions about SSL in the config, and the parameter "hostname" with the url I'm using to develop (which also fixed an error about the local environment connecting to the WP API).

  For context, I'm using a Wordpress FPM container linked to Nginx, MariaDB, PhpMyAdmin, Redis & Gulp containers all in the same network with a compose file version 3.8. Nginx config includes the following :

  restart: on-failure
  depends_on:
    - wordpress
  links:
    - wordpress
  volumes_from: 
    - wordpress
  ports:
    - 80:80
    - 443:443
  hostname: example.local.com

  Can't really share the Nginx config as I renamed most variables to use multiple configurations dynamically with a custom image and it wouldn't work for anyone not using my image which I'm not sharing for security reasons.

  Hope it helped somebody tho !

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  Alex

  • April 26, 2021 14:32

  Hi Nicolas,

  thank you for the update. It will definitely be useful for someone.

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