it works fine, please watch the video below. 

We just see a JS error that comes from the active theme, but it doesn't have any affection. You should not worry about that. 

Note that the site is in its "unbroken" state. That is, all the plugins have been deactivated. Then the Elementor plugin was reactivated. If you activate WPForo, you will break the site and you will not be able to edit https://www.aroundwoodstockvermont.com/community-forums/ 

and, https://www.aroundwoodstockvermont.com/community-forums/ will display a page that does not correspond with the page in WP. That page does not contain the WPForo shortcode, yet it displays the forum.

Please keep me posted.

Thank you!

We don't find such an issue on our test websites. Please send the admin login details to infogvectors.com email address. The developers will check the issue. 

If you look at https://www.aroundwoodstockvermont.com/community-forums/ in its current "broken" state, content is displayed that is NOT included in my WP page, including the forum. The hero and sidebar content you can see at https://www.aroundwoodstockvermont.com/crier/ and at https://www.aroundwoodstockvermont.com/community-events/ is missing.

In other words, I have temporarily removed the shortcode and replaced it with a "Sorry..." message. But this message only appears when I have cycled the deactivate/reactivate procedure as described above.

I confirmed that "Turn WordPress to wpForo" is unchecked (disabled).

I re-enabled "wpForo Output Buffer" in Forums > Settings > Features

Same problem - and this problem is totally repeatable.

PLEASE NOTE (as it might be significant):

When I deactivate WPForo so that I can once again edit the page in Elementor, I need to deactivate ALL MY PLUGINS except for Elementor and Elementor Pro of course. Deactivating WPForo alone is not sufficient.

My other plugins are The Event Calendar and The Event Calendar Pro. Understand that I need to deactivate those also before I can edit my forum page? Hmmmm...

I am wondering whether this may be pointing to a host configuration issue.

Please enable back the "wpForo Output Buffer" option. And make sure the "Turn WordPress to wpForo" option is disabled in Dashboard > Forums > Settings > General Tab. This option cannot be used with any plugin. Here is the option description: https://wpforo.com/docs/root/getting-started/forum-page/turn-wordpress-to-wpforo/

Thank you for your prompt reply. I followed your instructions to disable the wpForo Output Buffer in Dashboard > Forums > Settings > Features. 

Next, I confirmed that I could edit my page at https://www.aroundwoodstockvermont.com/community-forums/ using Elementor. OK!

Next, I re-activated the wpforo plugin.

Finally, I confirmed that I could no longer edit my page. 

Curiously, when wpforo is activated, my page displays content that does not correspond to the recent edit of the page. I suspect a caching problem. Nevertheless, I should be able to edit the page using Elementor.

What else should I try?

Please keep it deactivated, even more, if you enable it back, please find some option to exclude the forum page from caching. More information here: https://wpforo.com/community/faq/wpforo-and-cache-plugins/

And, try to disable wpForo Output Buffer in Dashboard > Forums > Settings > Features Tab.