eForm comes with a handful of Application Programming Interface (API). All of them are nothing but hooks and filters inherited from WordPress itself. If you are a developer and would like to extend the functionality, then this is where you can learn from.
Starting eForm version 4.14, we have introduced features to completely modify how emails are sent for form submissions, administrator notifications and payments. Previously we have had a few hooks to change them, but now we have made it even easier using templates. So now, you can completely change the HTML and how data is displayed…
Starting version 3.0.0 we have published documentation for developer’s APIs and built in functionalities that you can use directly. These APIs come handy in case you want to extend eForm and/or develop your own addon to incorporate newer functionality. Please browse all the available APIs below. [notification type=”alert-info” close=”false” ]This tutorial assumes that you have…
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Adding a custom third party integration involves basically two steps. Hook into the settings We need to add some settings variable for the integration to be customizable. Please check Example: Adding custom settings to eForm Forms. Setup the admin UI Now that we have added our settings, we can go ahead and setup our admin…
With the help of FSQM’s built in APIs, it is possible to create and store custom settings variables for individual forms. Please check the snippet below to get started. Snippet Output The snippet above, when inserted properly in your plugin, would generate the following output. Populated Horizontal tab with options elements Populated Horizontal tab with…
