We have the same issue here: ecoswap.me . Try to click any of the "Feature your shop on EcoSwap" button to see the form. For some reason it does not send the leads to Hubspot
WordPress Elementor Forms not sending to Hubspot CRM
I managed to make something work with Elementor without using any other plugins, but I haven't tested it extensively yet. The submissions seem to be working as well.
the form waits for the popup to show up before displaying it. It seems to be calling it twice though so you'll have to clear the div where it's being outputed like so:
I'm thinking .remove() might cause some problems when there are multiple hubspot forms in the page but if that happens, you can probably just target an id instead of a class to specify which form it's supposed to remove.
WordPress Elementor Forms not sending to Hubspot CRM
Hey There,
I have a similar issue. I've got contacts from an Elementor optin page (Woofunnels) that doesn't pass the contacts to HubSpot. I've used another Elementor/Woofunnel and get the contact data. I have no idea how to access the script above from Elementor/Woofunnels. Anyone able to help?
Hi - this is exactly what i'm after. I have an embedded form in an Elementor popup that isn't displaying. Using your code above makes it work - however what it then does is removes the contact form we have in the footer of our page.
How do i target the .remove() by ID instead of class, as you suggest in your post?
Thank you - this has saved me hours of head scratching
WordPress Elementor Forms not sending to Hubspot CRM
We've recently added Elementor Forms to our App Connector (that connects various marketing tools to HubSpot) but we haven't tested it on pop-up forms yet. Happy to offer the App connector for free to a few people if you could help to test whether the pop-up works as intended. Please DM for details.
WordPress Elementor Forms not sending to Hubspot CRM
I was finally able to solve the problem by using Elementor Extras widget (a paid addon to Elementor plugin) to create the popups intead of the native Elementor Pros one. Although I havent tried it, I guess you could also solve this by using Bootstrap or any other solution to create the popups.
WordPress Elementor Forms not sending to Hubspot CRM
Hello, I see you tried it with a paid plugin. Why have you chosen this plugin especially? I am trying to get it working with zapier. Will update when I have news. Also tried to put in the hubspot tracking code into a hidden field in the popup but that did not work too. Had succes btw with plugin "popup maker" and then make with Elementor a section with a mailform. Copied the shortcode into the popup maker and had a working popup with good connection to Hubspot. Only thing I cannot get to work is that the attachments of elementor mailforms (also not from normal mailforms) will be loaded into Hubspot. Anyone has the same problem?
WordPress Elementor Forms not sending to Hubspot CRM
Any advance in this topic? Im facing the exact same problem... Maybe JavaScript solution could be effective? Duplicating the pop-up form? Re-calling the Hubspot function that scans the <form> tag once the pop-up fires?
WordPress Elementor Forms not sending to Hubspot CRM
Leads is under HubSpot. Once you install the Plugin on wordpress, it bascialy installed the Hubspot scripts to listen to form submission and then if you have in Hubspot, the Marketing > Forms > Non-Hubspot Forms. Turn onCollect data from website formsand then click theSavebutton, it will start collecting form data from all your websites forms (most all , not reliability on pop-ups in elementor).
WordPress Elementor Forms not sending to Hubspot CRM
@dennisedson I havent heard anything from Elementor, I assume they point this back to Hubspot anyway. Elementor has some native integration with other CRM systems rather than relying on the another plugin. In Hubspot's case, its relying on the Hubspot plugin (or script).
I've tried using some 3rd party form integrations that support Hubspot, but it cause the elementor blocks to slow down because they also load all the Hubspot Lists and cache contact information, and in our case this is a pretty extensive list that exhausts memory and performance. So that is out.
So the only real option for us is to NOT USE POP-UP FORMS. which isnt idea when looking at conversion rates and what works best. I like having the options to test.
Utimately, this has me reviewing other CRM systems that a natively supported to see why they are always the main CRM/Marketing tools that are integrated and not HubSpot.
We're at a place where we want more customization and flexability that Wordpress/WooCommere (vs shopify), lead generation, tracking, custom code, layout, and that elementor provides.