Once you have selected the report type, data and appearance, the screen will prompt you with list of elements (or questions) from the specified types. All elements of the “Survey” type and few of “Other” will show graphs in the report. In the same screen you can modify the types of charts/graphs shown and whether…
Starting v3.3.0, eForm is eForm (more on this later). What we would discuss now is advanced report and analytics functionality built in eForm. Accessing the tool Since the beginning, reports & analytics is available from WP Dashboard > eForm > Report & Analysis. Simply click on the corresponding menu and a page like this will…
In some cases, especially with Visual Composer and some theme combination (where the former use a backdated jQuery WayPoints library and later use an updated one), eForm can break. The admin end will work properly, but the frontend will not. It will appear, more or less like this (depending on the theme you are using).…
Starting version 3.2, eForm has the ability to automatically progress to the next page/container when all of the elements in the current page validates. This really gives a nice user experience for rather long forms, where users don’t have to click on the next button every time. A demo of the same can be found…
From July 2018, Google now requires you to enable billing in your cloud account to access places API. Places API is required for eForm GPS Tracker element. #1: Create new project under Google Cloud Console Google Places API now live under newly formed Google Cloud Console. Visit this link to go to the console. You…