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Using a Form in a WordPress Theme Template File

This article explains how to embed a form directly into a WordPress theme template file using PHP. By following these steps, you can seamlessly integrate NEX-Forms into your theme's design, allowing the form to display as part of the template wherever it’s needed.

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The NEX-Forms PHP Output Function
This is the NEX-Forms PHP Output Function, which can be used anywhere on your WordPress template files to display a form. Replace YOUR_FORM_ID with the actual ID of any form you’ve created. This ID links directly to your form, allowing the shortcode to output the associated form in your theme template file.

The second argument tells the function to echo (true) or to return (false) the output.
<?php NEXForms_ui_output(array("id"=>YOUR_FORM_ID),true); ?>
Adding a Form's Shortcode to a WordPress Page
  1. Log into your Wordpress Admin area.
  2. Edit or create a new form.
  3. Click on "EMBED" from main menu.
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  4. Click on "EMBED" from main menu.
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  5. Click on the "PHP" tab.
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  6. Copy the NEX-Forms PHP function.
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  7. Edit or create a new theme template file.
  8. Paste the NEX-Forms PHP function into your theme's template file.
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This article was last updated on 19 November 2024
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