WordPress with Infusionsoft Web Forms
June 11th, 2009
Conrad asked about using Infusionsoft web forms inside of WordPress:
Can I put Infusionsoft forms in a WordPress blog?
Is there a plug-in?
This is actually quite easy, and here’s a movie that shows you how to use Infusionsoft Web Forms in WordPress:
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Basically, the steps are:
- Create the Web Form in Infusionsoft
- Click the “Gimme the Code” button, select all (ctrl-A), and copy (ctrl-c)
- Create a WordPress Post or Page and click the HTML tab in the WordPress editor
- Paste in the Infusionsoft web form code
- Edit the web form code to clean it up or style it if you want
- Switch back to Visual mode and add other text, images, etc.
I have done what you show on the video but when the form posts it errors out saying “Unable to process form.”
any suggestions? have tried several themes etc.
The WordPress theme shouldn’t matter.
Let’s make sure your form is working properly with Infusionsoft.
* Either copy the form code out of WordPress or go back to Infusionsoft, lookup your form, and click Gimme the Code again.
* Paste the code into notepad or some other plain text editor.
* Save the file on your computer as TestForm.htm. If you use Notepad, you have to change the Save as type drop down to All file, or it will add “.txt” to the end of the file.
* Go find TestForm.htm and load it into your browser. On Windows, you can just double click TestForm.htm.
* Put in some data and click submit.
If you still get the error, something is wrong with your form setup in Infusionsoft, so you may need to simplify or recreate the form.
If this test works, then either you’re not getting the form copied correctly into WordPress or you have a plugin or something that’s interfering with the form.
can this work to any wordpress site? for example, if my wordpress site is just a free site like, “example.wordpress.com”, can infusionsoft web form can still be posted?
Yes, it should work for any WordPress site — Even a free site like WordPress.com. You’re just putting some HTML form code into the site. And, this is just another form of content, so it shouldn’t be a problem.