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Here is a list of all external scripts and styles used by eForm. JavaScript Enqueue Script Name Handle Dependency Source jQuery Timepicker Addon jquery-timepicker-addon jquery /lib/classes/class-ipt-plugin-uif-base.php jQuery Print Element jquery-print-element jQuery Mousewheel Intent jquery-mwheelIntent jQuery Mousewheel jquery-mousewheel jQuery Serialize JSON jquery-serializejson jQuery JSON jquery-json jQuery Custom Scrollbar ipt-plugin-uif-js-mcs jquery /lib/classes/class-ipt-plugin-uif-admin.php Font Icon Picker ipt-plugin-uif-fip-js ipt-plugin-uif-admin-js…

Starting from version 3.0, you can add your own custom elements to eForm forms. To do so, you need to fully utilize FSQM’s APIs and develop your own addon. We have already discussed and documented all of the APIs, but this would require much more understanding. To help you get started, we have released a…

Filter: ipt_fsqm_up_filter_action_button Used to add buttons inside user portal call to action section. Filter Uses Accepts two arguments. Please see source code below. [php] /** * Add download button inside user portal * * @param array $buttons Associative array of button elements * @param object $form Reference to the IPT_FSQM_Form_Elements_Data object * * @return array…

Hook: ipt_fsqm_form_elements_front_enqueue Triggered when the form enqueues its needed scripts and styles. Hook Uses Passes one argument, a reference to the IPT_FSQM_Form_Elements_Front object. [php] /** * Enqueue our own script during eForm frontend enqueue * * @param object $obj Reference to IPT_FSQM_Form_Elements_Front object */ function fsqm_front_enqueue( $obj ) { // Do something in the enqueue…

Filter: ipt_fsqm_standalone_base Used to modify the standalone permalink base of eForm forms. Filter Uses Accepts one argument, a string which represents the original base. [php] /** * Force set a permanent permalink base for FSQM * Filters ipt_fsqm_standalone_base * * @param string $base The origin base * * @return string */ function force_fsqm_sa_base( $base )…