Everything related to the form builder of eForm. Learn how to properly use it and understand its different components.
Starting eForm version 3.6.0, text type elements can have Default values. Prefill values with respect to URL parameter (query) or user meta. Readonly attribute to stop user from editing. The following elements can have such functionalities. Feedback & Upload > Feedback Small. Feedback & Upload > Feedback Large. Other Form Elements > First Name, Last…
Starting eForm version 3.6, you can now setup default options for some MCQ elements. If one or more options are set as default, then those will stay checked or selected on form load. This feature is available for the following elements. MCQ Elements > Single Options. MCQ Elements > Multiple Options. MCQ Elements > Dropdown…
eForm has a beautiful and ajax powered file upload elements using which you can accept files from users. Some of the features are: Drag ‘n Drop file handling. AJAX upload with progressbar. Validation of different file types and size. Integration with WordPress Media. All of the files are uploaded in the wp-content/uploads directory so you…
eForm has quite a number of matrix elements. Examples can be found here and here. As you can see we currently support the following types: Matrix with radio elements. Matrix with checkbox elements. Matrix with dropdown questions. Matrix with text input or textarea questions. All of the elements are fully customizable. You can use custom…
As we already know eForm can have paginated or tabbed appearance to break your forms into multiple section. This appearance would bring in navigation buttons to navigate between tabs and pages. If you want to provide a way to quickly jump between pages, without letting the user go through all containers, it is possible through…
