Hey guys, I just created two forms on a website (as a test) with same IDs and same inputs (same ids). All submissions go under one form submission in project settings which is what I wanted to see happen.
Someone tell me there won’t be a problem down the line.
I haven’t tested this recently but as far as I’m aware, Webflow coalesces form results by Form Name ( not ID ). You won’t have problems with that, unless you change one of the forms and not the other- then you’ll end up with a weird-looking multicolumn form history.
If you really want the same form multiple times, put it in a component for safety.
ID’s are designed to exist only once per page, but that won’t create real issues for you unless you have CSS or script referencing those ID’s.
No, I don’t have any script referencing it.
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Hi @memetican,
I have created a form component to use across the website. Now I want to have 2 same form components on a single landing page, one on the hero section and another at the bottom. But it seems the 2nd form is not behaving properly.
I also have some scripts embedded with the form.
The top one:
The bottom one:
As you can see, on the 2nd form, the scripts are not working properly. Both are instances of a form component.
Hi Darshak, the problem would be your script design.
I’d guess that your script is referencing a form ID, which will resolve to the first match only. Likely, both scripts are running fine, but they’re both acting on the first form only.
Check the browser console for errors too but likely you just need to redesign your script so that it can identify the form instance it relates to.
