Everything related to the form builder of eForm. Learn how to properly use it and understand its different components.
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…
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…
Starting version 2.5.0 eForm supports LaTeX implementation inside your form. It can be integrated to any richtext element or any question element which has options in it (like Single Options, Multiple Options, Sortable etc). Installing required plugin To get started you first need to install a plugin that provides LaTeX. You have two options: Install and…
Starting eForm version 2.6.0, we have introduced auto save functionality. The advantage is, your form would be saved automatically as you make progress right on the client’s browser. If the client decides to close the form and comes back after a few days later, then it will be restored. The data is kept for 30 days…
By default all eForm elements are set to be required. While this provides a consistent way to validate and require all elements, it might not be what you want for your form. Changing it is very easy. #1: Locate the settings: Click on the cog ( ) icon on any element. Click on the…
