Hi

Sorry about the delay. You can mark any element as “admin only” by going to the element settings – Advanced – Visibility. Then you can fill in these fields by editing the entry.

You could set up an autoreply email that is not Enabled in the notification settings, so that it’s not sent when the form is submitted. On the View Entry page there is an envelope icon in the bottom right corner of the page, click this then select the autoreply to send it.

Regards, Ally

Hi,

Is there also a search elements? Example I want to browse records?

Is that possible?

Thank’s

And also a signature pad? If they have?

Thank’s

Hi

There isn’t a search element in the plugin, I wouldn’t recommend using Quform for a search form. There is a search field in the Entries page in the admin section to search submissions (entries).

Currently it requires some custom code for a signature field, we have a guide here but you might need a developer.

Regards, Ally

Hello,

Great plugin, one of my favorites here….

I am struggling to make the default input lines thinner. They are currently 2px, and trying to change this value but couldn’t find anything in the documentation in regards to making them thinner.

Could you kindly provide a clue or link? That would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks a lot and congrats for the great plugin!

Hi

The field border width is set by the form theme – it looks like you’ve changed to a different one already.

You can change it to 1px by going to Edit Form – Settings – Style – Global, at the bottom click “Add global style” and choose the selector “Text input fields” and add the following CSS:

border-width: 1px;

Repeat this for the selectors “Textarea fields” and “Select fields”.

Regards, Ally

Hi Ally, Many thanks for your kind assistance and response. Wishing you all the best of success with your plugin! Best,

Hi

Yes, you can add Hidden fields to the form to capture these. In the field settings enable the Dynamic default value option and set the “Parameter name” to the UTM parameter name.

See this guide for more information about this feature.

Regards, Ally

Hi

There is nothing built into the plugin for these yet, so it will require some custom code or a workaround.

See this guide for limiting submissions to one per logged-in user.

To allow only logged in users to use the form, see this guide.

To limit the number of submissions, you can visit this page and click Download ZIP to get an installable WordPress plugin. Activate the plugin then edit the form and add a new Hidden field. Set the Label to max_number_of_submissions and on the Data tab set the “Default value” to the number of allowed submissions.

With this plugin you can also show the number of remaining entries, using this shortcode:

[quform_remaining_entries id="1"]

Replace the number 1 with the form ID.

Regards, Ally

Hi

Thank you for the suggestion, I’ve added it to our development list.

Regards, Ally

Thank you very much.

Hi

It’s still in our plans but unfortunately we haven’t got around to implementing it yet. I don’t yet have an ETA for this feature, for now you can use this guide to integrate with WPML.

Regards, Ally

Hi

I sent you an email earlier. If you can complete this form I can approve the refund for you: https://codecanyon.net/refund_requests/new

Regards, Ally

Hi

It does, but it requires a bit of code to do it – we have a guide here.

Regards, Ally

it’s okay,

this plugin support repeated field / loop?

or in easy way user can create post (‘post_content’ => $content) content like this one. I want to create food recipes form for my wp user

Ingredients Group Title (textfield)

— ingredients (textfield) + amount (number)

— ingredients (textfield) + amount (number)

[add ingredients] (button)

Ingredients Group Title 2 (textfield)

— ingredients (textfield) + amount (number)

— ingredients (textfield) + amount (number)

— ingredients (textfield) + amount (number)

[add ingredients] (button)

[ADD INGREDIENTS GROUP] (button)

thx

Hi

The plugin doesn’t currently support infinitely repeatable groups, however you can add support for a certain number of groups by following this guide.

With a bit of custom JavaScript you could have a button to increment the value of the “How many?” select menu, and you can hide the menu with CSS. You may need a developer for this part.

Regards, Ally

Hi

Sorry about the delay. I tested a multi page form with repeatable groups + save for later button and it worked for me.

There is a limit to the size of the data that can be stored in a cookie. With a form as big as yours you are very close to going over this limit, even with an almost empty form. It seems that once you go over the limit the cookie fails to save.

The solution is not to use cookies for this, the best alternative would be to send the form data via Ajax, along with a unique identifier for the user, save the unique identifier in a cookie and also in the database along with the form data.

In the quform_pre_display hook function check for existence of this cookie then populate the form data from the database. There is nothing built into the plugin for this, so you may need a developer.

Regards, Ally

Hi

Yes, it’s possible. If you go to Edit Form – Settings – Notifications, and click Add Notification for each different email content you need. In each notification settings, configure the email content and other settings, then click “Enable conditional logic” and set the logic rules that will trigger this notification to send.

Regards, Ally

I can’t do it on demo. I don’t know what to do. where part of the notifications. share a screenshot?

Hi

Here is a screenshot of where to add notifications.

Here is a screenshot of how to configure the logic rules for a notification.

Regards, Ally

Hi

Sorry about the delay. I’ve replied to your previous comment.

Regards, Ally

Hi

Yes, we have a free Mailchimp add-on available here.

You can choose to make it a popup form when inserting the form. The popup form can contain multiple steps. You can add text/images and shortcodes by adding a HTML element to the form.

Regards, Ally

Hi again,

Further to my last, I have now found the exact issue, it is to do with the Recipient Address, if I try and use it normally like {element|id:4|Email address}, which is the email address field the person filling out the form puts their email address into (Submitted Form Value), then it produces the Ajax error, however as a test I tried {user|user_email} (under User) and the preview then works fine?

Cheers, AJ.

Hi AJ

Good job with the investigation. I still believe it is an issue with the web server, as the 403 Forbidden error is happening before the request even reaches the Quform code. It has the symptoms of ModSecurity blocking the request as a security measure (false positive), though I would expect there to be an entry in the error log when this happens. The string {element|id:4|Email address} must be triggering something on the server. Can you check if ModSecurity is enabled on the web server? If it is enabled, please try disabling it temporarily then check the form again to see if this is indeed the cause.

You could also try temporarily enabling debug logging to check for any PHP related issues.

Have you had any luck with your host?

Regards, Ally

Hi Ally, apologies for the late reply but I have been away.

For some reason or another, the problem seems to have now resolved itself! , I was in the middle of logging a support ticket with my Host and decided I would log in and check just once more and also be sure I had all the needed info/screenshots to supply them, and when I went to edit the form strangely the preview is now showing again and seems to be working fine!?

I have not changed or done anything since I last spoke with you so I reckon you were right and it may have been a server side issue which has now, mysteriously, righted itself and is now ok.

However, I can confirm mod_security is enabled but unfortunately I do not have direct access to it and it can only be managed by my Host, but I will keep an eye on things and if it happens again I will contact my Host first and give them all the info I have, as it does now seem to point towards a server-side problem.

Thank you so much for all your help and support with this though, it really is appreciated and just goes to show why this Plugin is rated so high, fantastic support as always!

Cheers, AJ.

Man, your policy of forcing us to use your forum and then not allowing us to create a new topic really blows. I have 8 licenses with you and I guess I need to use another solution. I am trying to get a list of which domains are assigned to which licenses. Very uncool how your manage your customer support.

Hi

Sorry about that, you can always contact us here on CodeCanyon.

You can find out which domain a license key is associated with at this URL:

Replace xxxxx with the purchase code.

Regards, Ally

Hi

Please go to Edit Form – Settings – Notifications, then go to the settings for the “Admin notification” (see this image) where you can edit the Subject field.

Regards, Ally

Hi

Points 2, 6, 8 and 9 are not possible with Quform (without custom development). The form would have to be edited manually to mark days as reserved. Perhaps you’d be better off with a booking plugin.

Regards, Ally

Hi

There is nothing built into the plugin for this currently, but it is possible with custom development.

You can implement any autocomplete script onto the Quform Text field, and have an Ajax handler to search the registered user’s names and return the results, but you might need a developer for this.

Regards, Ally

Hi

You can use the {user|_} tag to get column data from the wp_users table. E.g.

{user|user_email}
{user|user_login}

You can use the {user_meta|_} tag to get user meta data from the wp_usermeta table. E.g.

{user_meta|first_name}
{user_meta|last_name}

Regards, Ally

Hi

It appears that the server is responding with a 503 error when submitting the form, I’ve never encountered it with Quform before. It’s possible that the server is overloaded.

If you have access to the web server error logs (Apache, nginx), the cause of the error is most likely logged in there. You can ask your host how to access this if you don’t know how. It’s also worth checking the PHP error log (see enabling debug logging).

You could also try checking for plugin/theme conflicts.

Regards, Ally