eForm has some nice auto-scrolling features for better user experience. The form scrolls to the top of the tab/container during progress. When validation error occurs, form scrolls to the element. During submission process, form scrolls to messages. All of these are built into the core of eForm UX. But as always you can customize them.…
Starting version 3.3 eForm (previously FSQM) has the option to reset itself after a successful submission. It comes in handy for collecting feedbacks through handheld devices or through kiosks. Enable auto reset in eForm Inside the form builder, go to Form Settings > Form Submission. Scroll down and enable Reset Form after submit. Now set…
eForm supports using sliders and ranges through three form elements. Single Slider. Single Range. Multiple Grading. All of them are accessible from Multiple Choice Questions. Multiple Grading is basically the grouping of either element. Configuration of Slider Element Basic Configuration Minimum Slider Value: The number from which the slider counts. Maximum Slider Value: The number to…
To get started with eForm, you will need to create a form first. The system comes up with a few forms pre-installed and you can check them out if you want a quick start. For in-depth informaiton, please read this. Access the form builder To create a new form through form builder: Go to WP…
eForm has very powerful tool to let you publish Reports & Analysis shortcode in your contents. To get started please follow the guide. Use the shortcode generator Click on the eForm Shortcode generator and click on Insert Trends. This will bring in a wizard that works just like the backend reporting functionality. Select form, report…
