Hi

You can add a Hidden field to the form and on the Data tab at the Default Value field, set click the code icon on the right (insert variable) and choose Form URL or Post Title (see this page for how to configure).

Regards, TC

Hi

You can choose to save the uploaded files to the server or attach them to the email, or both. By default, the files are saved to the server and a link is sent in the email.

See this page for how to add the file as an attachment. To turn off saving to the server, go to the settings for the File Upload field and on the Data tab turn off the option “Save uploaded files to the server”.

Regards, TC

If you choose to have the files stored on the server… is it possible to access them without having to log in? If there are multiple files… would it be possible for them to be grouped into a zip package for download?

Thank you in advance

Hi

By default the files can be downloaded without having to log in.

There isn’t a way to group them into a zip file for download, they would need to be downloaded individually.

Regards, TC

Which of those 4 methods would provide the most secured file upload for the customer?

Hi

It’s subjective. #1 doesn’t store any files on the server, but they will be sent over email, so it would depend on how secure the emails are. #2 is very simple to set up but probably the least secure. #4 requires that the user is logged in to WordPress to download the files, if you only have admin user accounts on the site, it would be a good trade-off between security and usability IMO. #3 would be similar, but the admin would need to enter HTTP auth username and password in each session that they wanted to download a file.

Regards, TC

Thanks for the response, very helpful.

Hi

It will probably be added in the future update, in the meantime we have a guide here for how to add this.

Regards, TC

Hi

1. We have a free Mailchimp add-on for Quform, see our guide here.

2. You can add the download link to the success message of the form, so they will only be able to see it after the form is submitted (see this page for how to change it).

Regards, TC

Hi

Within the form builder, if you go to Settings – General – Limits, you can set it to allow only one entry per logged-in user.

To display the entry to the user, you can install this plugin (click Download ZIP to get an installable WordPress plugin). You can display the results using the shortcode [show_user_entries id="1"] where the number 1 is the form ID.

Regards, TC

Hi

After duplicating/cloning a column layout, the conditional rules on it will point to the previous field that was cloned, so you would need to go in and update the logic rules manually after cloning.

Regards, TC

Hi

Could you try checking for a conflict with another plugin or the theme using this method?

Regards, TC

Thank you for your support, they logged in and solved the problem. There was a conflict between plugins that will be included in an upcoming update of Qform.

Hi

Yes, you could use a WooCommerce hook like woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_form to display a form on the product page with a PHP code snippet, for example:

add_action('woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_form', function () {
    echo do_shortcode('[quform id="1"]');
});

In the form you can add a Hidden field to collect the SKU or product link. In the field settings at the Default Value field, click the code icon to the right of the field (insert variable) and choose General – Form URL to insert the product URL, or enter the value {custom_field|_sku} to add the product SKU.

Regards, TC

Hi

I’m not sure I understand 100%. It would be possible to add a Hidden field to the form and have a PHP code snippet to populate this with a yes/no value if the email address already exists in a previous entry. This field could then be part of the exported Excel file. I can give you an example of the code, just let me know would like that.

There isn’t an autocomplete feature in the plugin, but it could be implemented on top of a Quform Text field with custom development.

Regards, TC

Hi

Yes, see this page for how to set up an autoreply email, and this page for how to add attachments.

Regards, TC

Hi

You can add a Select Menu to the form, then in the Bulk Options section you can add the full list of countries. See this video for where to find it.

Regards, TC

Thanks for sharing that video, most informative.

Just tried the demo and it works well. Will consider.

Cheers

Hi

I don’t know why the <hr /> in the HTML element would not work for you, it works for me.

You could try adding a div with a custom class in the HTML element:

<div class="my-divider"> </div>

Then adding the styles for it to Forms – Settings – Custom CSS & JS – Custom CSS (All devices), and customising them to suit:

.my-divider {
    padding: 10px 0;
    border-bottom: 1px solid #d2d2d2;
}

Regards, TC

Awesome.. thanks heaps

Sorry… the answer is there : https://support.themecatcher.net/quform-wordpress-v2/faq/email/how-can-i-style-my-own-notification-email

Hi

You can add new rows to Google Sheets from a form submission using the Quform Zapier add-on and this integration.

If by registration you mean creating a registration form that creates new WP users, see this guide.

Regards, TC

Hi

While there is nothing built into the plugin to display entries to the user, we have plugin here that can do it. Click Download ZIP to get an installable WordPress plugin.

Once the plugin is installed and active, you can use the shortcode [show_user_entries id="1"] to show a list of entries for the currently logged-in user (where the number 1 is the form ID). It just displays a list of submitted entries, it would require custom development to have a calendar.

Regards, TC

Can I contact you directly for development of calendar and encryption?

Hi

Feel free to provide more information about what you are looking for, and I can let you know what is possible. We have a guide here for encryption. Unfortunately we are not available for custom development.

Regards, TC

Hi

One way to do this is to have a Group that contains the name and email fields for those aged 17 or over which are required, and another Group with name and email fields for those aged 16 or less which are not required. Then, in the settings for each group, enable conditional logic and set the rules to show or hide that group depending on whether the checkbox is checked.

It is technically possible to do it with just one set of same name/email fields, but it would require custom code.

Regards, TC

Hi

If you have tried all the solutions in our Not receiving email help page, were you able to receive a test email from the WP Mail SMTP plugin (Solution #4), to the email address that is configured to receive the form data?

Regards, TC

Hi

The first thing to check is at Edit Form – Settings – General – Form, the option “Save submitted form data” is enabled.

Also try deactivating and reactivating the Quform plugin.

If this doesn’t fix it, could you temporarily enable debug logging, to see if there are any database errors when inserting the entry?

Lastly, if you would like me to investigate the issue on your site, could you please create a User with the Administrator role and send over the login details and your admin URL to the contact form on my profile page.

Regards, TC

Hi

The URL is sanitized when the form is saved which is stripping the { } characters, we’ll fix this in the next update.

If you want to fix it now, you could edit the wp-content/plugins/quform/library/Quform/Builder.php file – find this code:

esc_url_raw($confirmation['redirectUrl'])

Replace it with:

sanitize_text_field($confirmation['redirectUrl'])

Note: you’ll need to save the form again with the variable added to the URL after this change.

Regards, TC