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- Connect your forms with Zapier
- How to Add your Form to your Wordpress Site
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Manage Formlet
- Activate or Deactivate Formlets
- Activating Multiple File Upload
- Add Field Validation
- Add Website Redirect to Submission Page
- Add basic styling and links to the label field
- Add custom logo or image
- Add new field to form
- Adding Conditional Logic to Fields
- Adding Multiple Forms in One Webpage
- Adding a STRIPE Payment Element
- Blocking Days of The Week in Date Element
- Create multi column forms
- Create order form using Multiple Product Select
- Creating Forms from Template
- Delete formlet
- Display the value of previous field as text
- Download all form response attachments
- Duplicate fields for faster form creation
- Enable Response Numbering
- Enabling Autocomplete on Forms
- Enabling Right to Left text direction
- Making a field Required
- Notifications for new submissions
- Number Format
- Organize long forms using multi-page
- Perform Calculations
- Publish your Form
- Remove Formlet Header
- Set Custom Input Icon
- Using Datasource to save and reuse lists
- View or Export Submission Results
- Others
Adding your Formlets form to your wordpress site is easy. Follow these few easy steps and then your form will be attached quickly.
First, you will have to log in to your Formlets account and go the form you want to add into your website. There are 3 steps provided when you wish to integrate your form, just click on "Share and Integration" button to view these steps. Among the three, choose "Deliver by Iframe" and copy the code provided.
On your wordpress site's dashboard, Go to "Pages", click "Add New" and on the text box shown, paste the code from Formlets. After that, you may want to click preview first to check on your page. When everything looks good, you can now click "Publish". Refresh your site and check on the page you have just attached your form. Congratulations! You just published your form in your website.