Thanks for the reply. I was able to figure it out with a little yelling at the computer and a lot of caffeine. I always use a different URL for the staging server site (ie. beta.website.com). So when I did a find/replace in SQL for all parameters of siteurl, it also changed some links in the ‘Custom HTML‘ field I used in my forms. The parameters for WPUF use standard wordpress notation (ie. s:4:”html”;s:3:”etc”). The domain was a different string length, so as soon as I changed the string count, it worked!

Here’s the info in case anyone stumbles upon a similar issue:

> Find out your wpuf form id, then in the database, search for:

SELECT * FROM wp_postmeta WHERE 'post_id'=<formid> AND 'meta_key'='wpuf_form'

Edit the s: in the ‘meta_value‘ to use the correct value for the length of your string(s).

Thanks for the great plugin!

Thank you. That error has disappeared, but not none of my forms seem to be working. T

All of my forms are listed under User Frontend >> Forms. But when I click on one of them, all of the fields I created are not showing. All I see is the message “Click on a form element to add to the editor”

I checked the database, and all of the information is saved showing up under wp_postmeta where meta_key = wpuf_form.

Any idea why this would be happening?