Form Maker by WD – user-friendly drag & drop Form Builder plugin

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Form Maker is a FREE and user-friendly plugin to create highly customizable and responsive forms in a few minutes with simple drag and drop interface. Useful Links: WordPress Form Maker Demo Demo Admin User Guide Frequently Asked Questions Form Maker Add-ons: Import/Export Add-on Save Progress Add-on Stripe Integration Add-on Google PDF Integration Add-on Mailchimp Integration Add-on WordPress Registration Add-on Post Generation Add-on Conditional Emails Add-on Dropbox Integration Add-on Google Drive Integration Add-on Pushover Integration Add-on Calculator Add-on This free form builder plugin with its multi-functional features is one of the most intuitive and modern form creator plugins for WordPress. It takes just a few clicks to construct complex HTML forms, and configure their structure with easy-to-use drag and drop interface. Form Maker plugin is the best choice both for WordPress beginners and advanced users. It provides exceptional and clean visual form editor toolbox, which does not require any programming skills to create a contact form. This form creator is developed to build unlimited number of simple forms, surveys and questionnaires, registrations, online applications, and more. Make your responsive web forms using the following field types: Text Input (Name, Email, Phone fields and more) Multiple and Single Choice Time and Date Select Box Survey Tools (Star Rating, Matrix, Spinner and more) Section Break and Page Break Simple and Arithmetic Captcha Google ReCaptcha Submit and Reset Buttons Custom Buttons Custom HTML This WordPress form creator plugin provides a number of classy themes and display options to apply to your contact forms. Besides the drag and drop easy forms builder, Form Maker themes come with various user-friendly settings, as well as custom CSS editor, to let you fully personalize the display of your form. Moreover, Display Options of Form Maker lets you showcase your forms with 4 outstanding appearance types: Embedded Popup Topbar Scrollbox To choose the best fitting form design, preview your custom form to quickly check the look and feel of it before publishing. Form Maker package includes a list of pre-installed template forms, which you can quickly edit and publish on your WordPress website. Furthermore, the plugin lets you save copies these forms and customize them to fit your needs. Spambot protection for online contact forms is high priority. Therefore, Form Maker plugin provides these 3 types of validation to avoid spam on your contact me forms: Simple Captcha, Arithmetic Captcha and Google ReCaptcha. Also, with Block IP feature of the plugin, your HTML forms can be secured from certain IP addresses. Save your contact form submissions on MySQL database of your website, or send them to multiple recipient email addresses with Email Options of your custom forms. Additionally, Submissions page of the forms creator plugin lets you export submitted information with CSV or XML files. You can use CSV files of this WordPress free form builder for data analysis and presentation by creating charts and diagrams. Advanced Javascript editor of Form Maker lets you expand the functionality of your online form by writing supplementary custom script for its fields. In addition, Conditional Fields of the plugin will let you dynamically hide or show form fields based on selected field values. Use MySQL Mapping options of this free responsive form builder plugin to store submitted information on a different local or remote database table of your choice. You can set up insert, update or delete queries, which will run upon form submission. Therefore, technically, you will be able to develop advanced functionality for your custom forms. Upgrade to WordPress Form Maker Pro to access even more form creator features! It lets you add unlimited WP form fields. In addition, Form Maker Pro comes with the following premium field types: File Upload, allowing users to add single or multiple documents, Payment fields, with automatic PayPal integration, Google Maps. Form Maker Pro lets you have ultimately secure responsive donation forms, online order forms and other payment forms by integrating it with PayPal. All you need to do to monetize your form, is just to add Payment Fields to it, and configure Payment Options. Also, you can publish the submitted information for each feedback form with Frontend Submissions feature of Form Maker Pro. It lets you choose which fields to display to users, and present the information with a personalized look. Power-up the functionality of Form Maker Pro by enhancing its features with 12 add-ons: Import/Export. Lets you transfer your web forms from one WordPress website to another, as well as export existing submission information. Save Progress. Allow logged in users to save incomplete forms as draft, come back later and continue where they have left off. Stripe Integration. Integrate Stripe to your custom forms as their extra payment gateway. This allows you to create an advanced stripe form and let users to pay with credit cards. PDF Integration. Automatically generate a printable PDF file containing each form submission. In addition to being kept on Submissions page, this file can be forwarded to site administrators and the form submitter. MailChimp Integration. Incorporate your Form Maker with MailChimp using this add-on. It lets you create MailChimp forms and collect email addresses of subscribers on your MailChimp account using Form Maker forms. For instance, you can have a MailChimp popup form after a blog page is opened. WordPress Registration. Let users to sign up on your WordPress site by filling out their profile information with a user registration form built with Form Maker. They will be able to sign in to your site with WordPress login form afterwards. Post Generation. Set up a form with this form builder plugin to automatically create WordPress posts or pages upon submission. Conditional Emails. Configure conditional emails to dynamically change the recipients of form submissions based on selected field values users make on your forms. Dropbox Integration. Save uploaded documents, images and other files on your Dropbox account by tuning up your web form with this add-on. Google Drive Integration. Save your website storage space. Easily transfer the attachments of your custom form to your Google Drive account. Pushover Integration. Receive real-time notifications about new form submissions directly to your tablet or smartphone through Pushover application. Calculator. Set up complex and dynamic calculations using your web form. It can used as a price calculator by setting up an equation with payment fields. Integrate this add-on to run date calculations, mathematical operations and functions on your HTML form. WordPress Form Maker Step by step guide Step 1: Installing the WordPress Form Maker 1.1 Minimum requirements. Wordpress 3.4+ PHP 5.x MySQL 5.x 1.2 Perform a new installation. Log in to the administrator panel. Go to Plugins Add > New > Upload. Click “Choose file” (“Browse”) and select the Form Maker zip file. For Mac Users Go to your Downloads folder and locate the folder with the plugin (form-maker.zip). Right-click on the folder and select Compress. Now you have a newly created .zip file which can be installed as described here. Click “Install Now” button. If the installation succeeded you will see the message in the picture. Click “Activate Plugin” button for activating the plugin. If any problem occurs, please click here to contact us. 1.3 Updating the form. If you want to update the form builder plugin WordPress while preserving your existing forms, you need to deactivate and delete the Form Maker from the list of installed plugins (Do not uninstall it using the Uninstall Form Maker option of the plugin, otherwise you will lose your initial data) and install the new plugin. Step 2: Creating a new form 2.1 On the left menu select Form Maker > Manager 2.2 In the upper left corner click on the “Add a form” button. 2.3 Form Title. Specify a title for the form (Try to use unique titles). Step 3: Configuring Form Builder Options 3.1 Form General Options Published. Choose whether to publish the form or leave it as a draft. Save data (to database). Choose whether to have the submitted forms in the form submissions section or have them only sent to the Admin’s email (this should be done in Email Options section). Theme. A distinct form theme can be applied to each new form of this WordPress builder plugin. The themes can be accessed by selecting Form Maker > Themes on the top menu. A large number of form themes is available for selection. You can preview the theme as well as make changes in the CSS of the theme to make desired changes with the button right next to it. Required fields mark. The required fields mark can be customized and changes from the default asterisk symbol. 3.2 Form Email Options. 3.2.1 Send Email. Choose whether to send out emails based on the submitted forms to the Administrator/Submitter. Email to Administrator 3.2.2 Email to send submissions to. Here you provide e-mails to which submitted form information is sent. If you need more than one e-mail address, you must separate them by commas. 3.2.3 Email From. Here you define the email address from which the users receive the submission email (sender’s email). 3.2.4 From Name. Here you define the sender’s name which is shown in submission email. 3.2.5 Reply to (if different from “Email From”). Specify an alternative email address to which the administrator will be able to reply upon receiving the submitted form. 3.2.6 Custom Text in Email. Here you can add custom texts, images, and custom HTML to the e-mail message that is sent to the administrator, as well as choose which fields of the submitted form are included in the e-mail (set to ‘all’ by default). Email to User 3.2.7 Send to. Here you select the Email field in the Form to send out the email to. 3.2.8 Email From. Here you define the email address from which the users receive the submission email (sender’s email). 3.2.9 From Name. Here you define the sender’s name which is shown in submission email. 3.2.10 Reply to (if different from “Email From”). Specify an alternative email address to which the user will be able to reply upon receiving the submitted form. 3.2.11 Custom Text in Email. This option of this formbuilder plugin lets you add custom texts, images, and custom HTML to the e-mail message that is sent to the administrator, as well as choose which advanced custom fields of the submitted form are included in the e-mail (set to ‘all’ by default). Note, that MailChimp Integration add-on will let you collect subscriber emails and have them transferred to your MailChimp account. This lets you use Form Maker plugin as AWeber form and ConvertKit form. 3.3 Actions after Submission Here you can select the action that takes place after form submission on this contact form builder plugin WordPress. Following options are available: – Stay on form: The user stays on the form page. – Post/Pages: The user is redirected to the selected Post/Pages. – Custom text: Custom text is displayed on the screen. – URL: The user is redirected to the provided URL. 3.4 Form Payment Options 3.4.1 Turn on PayPal. Allows making PayPal payments using Form Maker. In other words, it turns Form Maker to an online order form generator. 3.4.2 Checkout Mode. Choose the checkout mode: Production( https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/docs/classic/lifecycle/goingLive/ ) Test Mode ( https://developer.paypal.com/webapps/developer/docs/integration/direct/test-the-api/ ) 3.4.3 PayPal Email. Enter your PayPal email. 3.4.4 PayPal Currency. Choose your PayPal currency. 3.4.5 Tax. Add the tax amount if any. Note: This HTML5 form builder only applies one-time payments. It does not support recurring payment yet. 3.5 JavaScript This formbuilder lets you define new JavaScript functions, which can be applied to the form. Three empty event functions are included: – before_load(): before the form is loaded – before_submit(): before the form is submitted – before_reset(): before the form is reset 3.6 Form Conditional Fields. 3.6.1 Add Condition. Using plus (+) button on the upper left hand you can connect specific fields. The following field types are allowed to be used as conditional fields: Simple text, Password, Textarea, Name, Address (Country field- only), Email, Number, Phone, Multiple Choice, Single Choice, Select, PayPal fields (with an exception of the Total field). The formula of the conditional fields is the following: For the main condition: Show/Hide+Field 1+if any/all+of the following match For the case(s): Field 2+ is/ is not+Value, e.g. Hide State if all of the following match Country is not United States. 3.7 Form Layout Here you can customize the layout of the form fields unchecking the Auto-Generate Layout checkbox and edit the HTML. Form Layout editor allows adding advanced custom fields to your form. The sample and more details for this option can be found in the back end of the contact form builder plugin. Step 4: Description of the form fields 4.1 Custom HTML:An HTML editor. You can insert your own HTML content to your WordPress form builder. 4.2 Text Input: At first choose the form Field Type according to your preference. There are several options: Simple Text: This can be used for typing some text. It has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Field Size, Value If Empty, Class Name, Required, Allow only unique values, Additional Attributes Password: This field can be used for adding a password field to your form. If you have WordPress Registration add-on, this can help you setup sign up form and login forms. It has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Field Size, Class Name, Required, Allow only unique values, Additional Attributes Text Area: This field can be used for typing some text. The difference between Text Area and Simple Text is that Simple Text has only one row while Text Area can have several rows. It has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Field Size, Value If Empty, Class Name, Required, Allow only unique values, Additional Attributes Name: This can be used for typing a name. Default field labels can be edited clicking on the field label and typing in a custom label. It has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Value If Empty, Field Size, Name Format, Class Name, Required, Allow only unique values, Additional Attributes Address: This field can be used for adding an address. Default field labels can be edited clicking on the label and typing in a custom label. It has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Overall Size, Class Name, Disable Fields, Required, Additional Attributes Address (Mark on Map):This filed can be used for adding an address by directly marking it on the map. It has several attributes: Field Label, Field Label Position, Default Location, Map Size, Marker Info, Class Name, Additional Attributes E-mail:This field can be used for typing the submitter’s e-mail. The submitted e-mail validation is checked. It has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Field Size, Value If Empty, Class Name, Send mail to submitter, Required, Allow only unique values, Additional Attributes. Number: This formbuilder field can be used to provide numbers for different purposes (e.g. serial number). It has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Field Size, Value If Empty, Class Name, Required, Allow only unique values, Additional Attributes Phone: This field can be used to provide a phone number. Default field labels can be edited clicking on the label and typing in a custom label. It has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Value If Empty, Field Size, Class Name, Required, Allow only unique values, Additional Attributes Hidden Field: This field can be used to store additional information that does not need to be displayed. It has several attributes : Field ld, Field Name, Field Value, Additional Attributes. 4.3 Time and Date: Choose the Field Type according to your preference. There are several options: Date (single field with a picker): This field can be used for typing a date or choosing by the picker. It has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Date format, Date Picker Label, Class Name, Required, Additional Attributes. Date (3 separate fields): This field can be used for typing a date in 3 field format(day, month, year). Default field labels can be edited clicking on the field label and typing in a custom label. Each of the 3 fields can be set as text input or select list. Each of the 3 fields has the attributes Field Size and Field Label. For year field the select list interval can be defined. These 3 fields can be separated in the format set by the fields separator attribute. The field has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Class Name, Required, Additional Attributes. Time: This field can be used for typing a time. Default field labels can be edited clicking on the field label and typing in a custom label. Time can be shown in 24 hour or 12 hour formats by setting the time format attribute. The seconds preview can be enabled/disabled by setting the Display Seconds attribute. The field has several standard attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Class Name, Required, Additional Attributes. 4.4 Select: Choose the Field Type according to your preference. There are several options: Custom select: This field can be used for selecting the values from a list. The list can be defined by Options attribute. You can easily add and remove list items. The checked items are considered as empty values. The field has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Field Size, Class Name, Required, Additional Attributes. Country list: This field can be used for selecting a country from a list. It has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Field Size, Class Name, Required, Additional Attributes. 4.5 Checkbox: This field can be used for selecting the values from a list of checkboxes. The list can be defined by Options attribute. You can easily add and remove list items. The list can be displayed in horizontal/vertical positions by setting the Relative Position attribute. You can use Rows/Columns field if you want the options to be displayed in a row/column (depending on the positioning choice). The number of rows/columns should be specified. The field has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Field Size, Class Name, Required, Randomize in frontend, Allow other, Additional Attributes. 4.6 Radio:This form field can be used for selecting the values from a list of radio buttons. The list can be defined by Options attribute. You can use Rows/Columns field if you want the options to be displayed in a row/column (depending on the positioning choice). The number of rows/columns should be specified. You can easily add and remove list items. The list can be displayed in horizontal/vertical positions by setting the Relative Position attribute.The field has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Field Size, Class Name, Required, Randomize in frontend, Allow other, Additional Attributes. 4.7 File Upload: This form field can be used for uploading files. The size of the uploaded file can be limited by setting the value of Maximum Size attribute in KB. The upload folder can be mentioned by setting the Destination attribute. Only files with extensions listed in Allowed file extensions attribute can be uploaded. The field has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Class Name, Required, Additional Attributes. 4.8 Captcha:If Akismet is not enough for securing your forms, this field can be used for the ensuring that the submission is generated by a person. Choose the Field Type according to your preference. There are several options: Simple Captcha This is a easy to configure Simple Captcha. The number of randomly generated symbols can be set by the value of Captcha size attribute. The field has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Class Name, Additional Attributes. Recaptcha This is an alternative option for Captcha that uses Public and Private Keys. You will need to create reCaptcha keys with the help of a dedicated tool.The tool can be found on https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin/create. 4.9 Page Break: This can be used to break the form into distinct pages. Use Page Title to provide a title for the given page. Furthermore, the following parameters of the “Next” and “Previous” navigation buttons can be customized: Type, Name, Class Name, Check the required fields , Additional Attributes. 4.10 Section Break: This option allows adding a section break to the form page. 4.11 Map: This field can be used for pointing out some position on the map. The position of the marker is fixed at the front end. Multiple locations can be selected by clicking the + button. The field has several attributes: Location, Map Size, Marker Info, Class Name, Additional Attributes. 4.12 PayPal: Choose the Field Type. The following options are available: Amount (Price) This field is for indicating the amount of payment. Default form field labels can be edited clicking on the form field label and typing in a custom label. You can configure the following attributes: Field Label, Field Label Position, Range, Value If Empty, Field Size, Class Name, Required, Hide Cents, and Additional Attributes. Select This field can be used for selecting a product/service for which the payment is being made. The list (each item consists of “Product name” and its “Price”)can be specified by the Options attribute. You can easily add and remove list items. There is also a Product Properties parameter, where you can add different properties (e.g. size) by specifying the type, the name, and adding options for selection. The checked items are considered as empty values. You can configure the following attributes: Field Label, Field Label Position, Field Size, Class Name, Required, and Additional Attributes. Checkbox This field can be used for selecting multiple products form will indicate for PayPal payment. The options (each item consists of “Product name” and its “Price”) can be specified by the Options attribute. You can easily add and remove list items. This WordPress builder plugin also has a quantity property parameter where the quantity of products/services can be specified. Moreover, there is a Product Properties parameter, where you can add different properties (e.g. size) by specifying the type, the name, and adding options for selection. You can configure the following attributes: Field Label, Field Label Position, Relative Position, Class Name, Required, and Additional Attributes. Radio This field can be used for selecting the product/service for which the payment is being made. The options (each item consists of “Product name” and its “Price”) can be specified by the Options attribute. You can easily add and remove list items. There is also a quantity property parameter where the quantity of products/services can be specified. Moreover, there is a Product Properties parameter, where you can add different properties (e.g. size) by specifying the type, the name, and adding options for selection. You can configure the following attributes: Field Label, Field Label Position, Relative Position, Class Name, Required, and Additional Attributes. Shipping This field can be used for selecting the shipping option for the selected product. The options (each item consists of a “Type” and “Price” parameters) can be specified by the Options attribute. You can easily add and remove list items. You can configure the following attributes: Field Label, Field Label Position, Relative Position, Class Name, Required, and Additional Attributes. Total. This is a calculated field. Without any complex equation editor, it calculates the total sum to be paid via PayPal, including the payments for the shipping and taxes (if applicable). You can add this field to your form as a price quote calculator. 4.13 Survey Tools: Choose the Field Type according to your preferences. There are several options: Star Rating: This WP form field can be used for inserting star rating field in the form. Type the name of the field to be displayed with the rating system. The field has several attributes: Field Label Position, Star Amount, Star Color, Class Name, Required, and Additional Attributes. Scale Rating: This field can be used for inserting scale rating in the form. Type the name of the field to be displayed with the rating system.Default field labels for lowest/highest satisfaction/grading can be edited clicking on the field label and typing in a custom label. The field has several attributes: Field Label Position, Scale Amount, Class Name, Required, and Additional Attributes. Spinner: This field can be used for inserting spinner as a rating system in the form. Type the name of the field to be displayed with the rating system. The field has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Width, Min Value, Max Value, Step, Class Name, Required, and Additional Attributes. Slider: This field can be used for inserting slider as a rating system in the form. Type the name of the field to be displayed with the rating system. The field has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Width, Min Value, Max Value, Class Name, Required, and Additional Attributes. Range: This field can be used for inserting range system in the form. Type the name of the field to be displayed with the range system. The field has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Width, Step, Class Name, Required, and Additional Attributes. Grading: This field can be used for inserting grading system in the form. Type the name of the field to be displayed with the grading system. The field has several attributes: Field Id, Field Name, Field Label, Field Label Position, Total, Items, Class Name, Required, and Additional Attributes. Matrix: This field can be used for inserting a matrix in the form. Type the name of the field to be displayed with the matrix. The field has several attributes: Field Label, Field Label Position, Input Type, Rows, Columns, Class Name, Required, and Additional Attributes. 4.14 Submit Button: Choose the Field Type according to your preference. There are several options: Submit and Reset: This field can be used for inserting a submit/reset button into the form. You can display reset button by checking the box called Display reset button. Type the name of the submit and reset buttons in Submit button label and Reset button label. The field also has several attributes: Class Name and Additional Attributes. Custom: This field can be used for inserting custom buttons into the form. Type the name of each button in button name field. You can define click functions for each button. The field also has several attributes: Class Name and Additional Attributes. Step 5: Publishing the created form. To insert a WP form into a Page or a Post. 5.1. Press the button named Insert Form Maker in a post or a page you want to show the form. 5.2. Select a form from the list. 5.3. Save the page or the post. Alternatively, you can use form builder without the button on the toolbar. Add the shortcode [Form id=”N”] (where N is the id of the form, for the form with id=2, the shortcode must be [Form id=”2″]) to the pages and posts, where you want the form to appear. For each form you can find the relevant shortcode from Manager view, it is stored on the right corner of the form title. Step 6: Managing submissions of the form. 6.1 On the left menu select Form Maker > Submissions 6.2 In order to manage a form’s submissions, select the form from the list. 6.3 For each form certain types of statistical data are available: – Entries: The number of submitted forms. – Views: The number of times the form has been viewed. – Conversion Rate: The percentage of submitted forms to the overall number of views. 6.4 For the forms that contain checkboxes or radio buttons a separate statistics is available. It shows how many times a particular checkbox/radio button has been checked, and what is the ratio of that number to the overall number of checks. 6.5 Form builder allows to search forms submissions database by all the relevant fields of the given form. Submissions can be sorted by any of the fields of the form by clicking the labels. 6.6 Form builder allows to delete any of submissions by selecting them and pressing the “Delete” button on the top of the page. 6.7 Form builder allows to edit the submissions by clicking on the “Edit” icon on the upper right corner of the “Submissions” section. 6.8 Form builder allows to add/remove any column of the submissions by “Add/Remove Columns” button. 6.9 The submissions can be exported to the CSV and XML formats. Step 7: Blocking IPs 7.1 Go to Plugins > Form Maker > Blocked IPs. 7.2 IP. Provide the IP address you want to block in the line. 7.3 Press Add IP button. Note: Another option of blocking IPs can be done from the Submissions section. You should go to Form Maker > Submissions. Check the box in front of Spam submissions and press Block IP button at the top right corner. In addition you can unblock the IP using Unblock IP button in the same location. Step 8: Publishing submissions of the WordPress Form 8.1 Press the button named Insert Form Maker in a post or a page you want to show the WP form. 8.2 Click on Submissions tab. 8.3 Select a Form. Using the dropdown list select the form. 8.4 Select Date Range. Specify the starting and ending dates for the date range for the submissions. 8.5 Select fields. Check the field types you want to display within the front end submissions. Please note that the list of the form fields should be defined in General Options unless you want all fields to be displayed. 8.6 Export to. Allow the users to export the submissions list in CSV and/or XML format. If you uncheck both options, the feature will not be displayed. 8.7 Show. Check the form-associated features to be displayed within the front end submissions page. Export/Import Export/Import add-on provided by this contact form generator form builder is a capacity enhancing plugin for this HTML5 form builder. It uses a set of three easily adjustable sections. The first section allows exporting form submissions from a WordPress website to specific software which is capable of handling CSV or XML format files. This is specifically useful for the data analysis of the form entry with advanced analytical tools. The submissions can be selected for a specific range. You can include only the fields for the form required for the analysis. The second section is designed for exporting the forms and importing them to another location. The form submissions can also be exporting with the forms. The third section allows importing the previously exported forms. These two sections are useful for keeping the forms and their entries when moving for another website. The product is simple in use and does not require any coding experience. Export Submissions Go to Form Maker Export/Import>Export Submissions to export the submissions of the forms in use. Select a Form. Choose the corresponding form from the dropdown list for exporting the submissions. Select Fields. All form fields will be displayed here in rows. You can select all or specific fields to be included in the exported file. To do so you should check the box next to the field title. Select Date Range. This options is useful if you plan to get the entries for a specific period. Using the date pickers you can select the From and To dates. Export To. You can download the submissions in CSV and XML format choosing the button of the relevant format. Export Forms You need to open Form Maker Export/Import add-on of this dynamic web form builder plugin, then go to Export Forms to export forms for further import to another location. This option is useful when you have to export forms from one website to another. Select Forms. The list of previously created forms will be displayed here. You can choose a single or multiple forms to export by checking the box. Export Submissions. In addition to the form, you can also transfer the submissions of it checking this option. Export To. The files (including forms with/without submissions) will be downloaded in XML format, when pressing the XML button. Import Forms Open this drag drop form builder plugin from WordPress dashboard, then go to Form Maker Export/Import > Export Forms to import forms from another website to the current one. Select file. Press Choose File and select the form XML file, then press Select button. Save Progress General Description Do you use large applications and want to allow your users to finalize them later? Using Save Progress add-on of this contact form generator form builder plugin you can let your users to start filling out the form and getting back to it at their convenience. Save button will be added to standard and Submit buttons, so that user can save the form at any time. The add-on of Form Maker offline form builder works only for registered users, including those who have subscriber user level. When logged in they can return to the form page, where they will see pre-filled data. The users will have two options: to continue where they have left off or change submitted data. For the last option they can use Clear button which will completely erase previously saved data. Partial/Incomplete submissions will be stored in separate Saved Entries section when users press Save button. As a result no data will be lost, even if the form is not submitted at the end. Installation You should install Save Progress add-on this HTML form generator plugin as a standard plugin. Go to Plugins section of your WordPress site, press Add new. Here select the downloaded zip file of the add-on and press Install Now. After the installation is completed press Activate button. Alternatively you can extract the plugin’s zip file and upload to your wp-content/plugins folder via FTP, then enter Plugins section and press Activate. Save Progress Integration Login to your WordPress site using administrator credentials. Open this free online application form creator from WordPress left menu > Form Maker, then navigate to Forms Manager > Your Form. Hit Form Options button. Find Save Progress Tab. Activate the option and fill in further details. Finalize the changes pressing Save button. Allow users to save progress? Enable this option to allow your users to save filled in data and return for further editing. Display clear button? If you want your user to be able to delete previously entered data and start filling in the form from scratch enable this option. Save data for. Specify number of days to keep drafted data in Saved entries. If not submitted, data will be completely erased after provided time period. Leave it to 0, if you don’t want to erase data in general. Save message. Provide a message, which will be displayed to users when they press Save button after filling the form. Send email. Choose whether to send email to user when form is submitted or not. Send to. Choose the email field which will receive an email informing that form entry is saved. Email text. Provide custom text which will be sent to user when form entry is saved.