@hube2 I think that the issue is actually trying to “merge” two forms, as far as I understood @eivindfs.
He did state that he set ‘form’=>false then wrapped his acf_form in the <form> tags.
My challenge is to make two forms post with one submit button. I set form => false on both, add my own form tags and submit button manually, and it doesn’t work. At all. (as described above)
It’s not that a single button will submit 2 forms, it’s that the acf_form is not being submitted or saved if the tags are not rendered by the function.
Right now, I’m taking a look at form-front.php to see what I might be missing whenever I try to render it with ‘form’=>false.
Even more interesting, if you use acf_form(), (without parameters), it works perfectly fine.
Hey Elvin! I just found this thread and I’m going through the exact same issue as you.
I’m setting ‘form’=>false and wrapping my form in my own tags and submit button, but it just doesn’t save the values.
I even went into the php file from the plugin to see what markup was rendered, but nothing special is done if form is set to false (aside from not rendering the tags).
Did you ever find a solution?
