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Wordpress form (created with Contact Form 7 plugin) submits using Form Capture in D365 for Marketing

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Hi,

We're currently building a website using wordpress. The developer has chosen to use the 'Contact Form 7' plugin to assist with creating contact forms.

On my end, I'd like to redirect these form submissions into our CRM via the Form Capture tool in D365 for Marketing

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-au/dynamics365/marketing/embed-forms#use-form-capture-to-integrate-a-form-created-externally

I have followed the instructions and 'Visits' are being tracked, however no submissions are coming through.

We get a console error:

"Multiple forms selected by '[action="/shortcodes/#wpcf7-f1735-p85-o1"][method="post"]', falling back to index"

There is only 1 form on the page. The action and method in the above error are in the within the form tag on the page. I suspect Contact Form 7 is overridden by the CRM form capture script but it's hard to tell.

Anyone have any ideas?

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  • Ondra Svejdar Profile Picture
    10 on at

    Hi Joseph, can you share url to your form ?

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    cloflyMao Profile Picture
    25,210 on at

    Hi Joseph,

    From my test for form capture, 

    Submission is fully processed by form capture code,

    there is no need to add action attribute for form tag, it's just a container for your input fields.

    The only work we should focus is that giving all input filds with proper name attributes, and form capture script will detect information via them. (In my form, I gave their name with their match logical name in CRM)

    Please try to remove:

    1. action attribute which may be generated by Contact Form 7 for your form, only id and class attributes are enough.

    2.  any possible script on your page that may controls your form submission behavior.

    3. any other plug-ins or extensions on the form page which may controls your form submission behavior.

    Besides website-tracking code and form-capture code, name attribute of input tag is only required attribute on your form.(and all CSS styles for your elements)

    Regards,

    Clofly 

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