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Problem: I have a problem showing the search and results sections of my View in two different parts of the page. When I place the View using two shortcodes, the search filters appear, but not the results. If I use a single shortcode to place the same View, both filters and results appear.
Solution: There is a problem in the markup of this View's Filter Editor panel. There is a div tag left unclosed, which results nested form tags when two separate Views shortcodes are used. Check your Filter Editor markup to confirm your HTML code is properly structured.
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Last updated by 6 years, 9 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
Okay I see why there was a problem. In the Filter Editor panel of the NEW FILTER View, there was div tag left unclosed. This resulted in one form nested inside another form - which is invalid HTML. This is why the results did not appear as expected. I added the closing div tag shown in the screenshot. Now it appears that the correct results are displayed, though I am not sure about the styles and formatting. I switched between Content Templates and I cannot remember what it should look like. Can you check and let me know if there are any problems with this View?
