When configuring the Dropdown element, simply select Use Native Select to change the type.

Configuring Search

Now the search of the dropdown is smarter and will appear only when there are more than 5 items. Regardless from the same configuration, you can choose to completely disable the search by disabling the toggle Show search.

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Go to the Tab/Page settings and put %%NUM%% in the title of the page.

eForm will now automatically put the number (starting with 1) and will also update as pages are shown/hidden per condition.

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Accept format strings and custom value in integration metadata

eForm now accepts format strings or arbitrary hard-coded values in most of the third-party integrations.

New Score related Format Strings

The following new format strings have been added.

• %SCORE_PAGE_1% – (String) Gets you a properly formatted score obtained / score total for the relevant page. (eg: 1,000 / 2,145 ).
• %OSCORE_PAGE_1% – (Float) Gets you the score obtained for the relevant page.
• %MSCORE_PAGE_1% – (Float) Gets you the maximum score (or “out of” score) of the relevant page.
• %SCOREPERCENT_PAGE_1% – (String) Gets you properly formatted percentage score (eg: 76.45%).
• %SCOREPERCENTRAW_PAGE_1% – (Float) Gets you numeric value of percentage score of the relevant page.

Read more about it here.

Additional Rows in Summary Table

Now you can customize rows in the summary table. You can any number of new rows, which can show:

1. Value of a form element.
2. Format String evaluation.
3. Or, an arbitrary hard-coded value.

Please read more about it here.

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Enabling Additional Rows

First go to CONFIG > RESULT & EMAIL > SUMMARY TABLE.

Now scroll down to the Show Additional Rows At configuration. Here you will need to select the position on the summary table where you’d like to show the additional rows.

Now click on the ADD NEW ROW button. This will present you with an UI very much like the custom fields settings in integration. You can choose any form field or format string or just a hard-coded value.

Showing Page Specific Scores

For the purpose of this documentation, we will add two rows for showing scores obtained on 1st and 2nd pages.

In the first row, we choose Custom Value for (X) and %SCOREPERCENT_PAGE_1% for {KEY}.

Similarly for the second row we choose %SCOREPERCENT_PAGE_2% for {KEY}.

Now when you see the summary table of a submission, you will notice the rows showing up.

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Enabling Additional data

If the integration you are working with, supports sending additional data, then enable it first. It is usually under the section Send additional data as custom fields.

Adding Custom Values

Now click on the Add New Parameter button. From the dropdown under (X) select custom value.

Now in the {KEY} field, you can:

• Enter a format string like %OSCORE%.
• Or you can enter a hard-coded string like “This value will sent along the field”.

The system will automatically determine if you’ve entered a format string or a hard-coded value. Do note that concatenating format string isn’t possible at this moment.

Now when your users submit the form, it will send those fields with corresponding values.

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Elementor integration

Now you don’t need to rely on shortcodes for elementor integration. eForm v4.16 comes with built-in widgets. Please see our documentation.

reCaptcha for File Uploader

While our file uploader is inherently secure, we have now added an extra layer of security. Enable reCaptcha and users will be able to upload files only after solving that. Please see more in our docs.

Additionally there has been a total of 3 new features and 1 bug fix. Please see our changelog.

Bonus

With the availability of v4.16, we are now including all our add-ons FREE in the main plugin. We are close to a total of 15000 sales and we would like to celebrate this moment with a lot of freebies for our customers.

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Now you can put eForm forms and popups directly in Elementor builder.

Insert eForm Form in Elementor

Edit your page with elementor and search for “Embed Form”. This should show the “Embed Form – eForm” widget in elementor screen.

Do not select the “WordPress Widget > eForm – Insert Form”. Use the Widget under “EFORM WIDGETS” section from the elementor builder screen.

Now select the form you wish to add with the control. You can also embed using iFrames and optimize for narrow containers.

Simply publish the page and you will see your form.

Insert eForm popup in Elementor

Search for “Embed Popup Form” and select the “Embed Popup Form – eForm”. Just like before, DO NOT select the one from “WordPress Widgets”, rather select the one from “EFORM WIDGETS”.

In the Popup Widget you can customize content and style, like any other widgets.

Using manual Popup in Elementor

First insert an Embed Popup Form and set the button position to Manual.

Note down the href value of the instruction that shows up in the screen. For the above, the href is “#ipt-fsqm-popup-form-2“.

Now insert a Button widget from Elementor. In the link put the same value as the instructed href, “#ipt-fsqm-popup-form-2”.

Publish the page and you will see the popup to show up when you press the button.

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Hello everyone. It’s been a wonderful start of a new year and we’ve been busy working on the next generation Form Builder for WordPress.

But that’s not all. While developing the next gen plugin is indeed taking up most of our time, we have been at work to deliver the next version of our existing plugin too. So without further ado, let’s dig into eForm v4.15 and see what’s new.

eForm v4.15 supports PHP8

This was the biggest task for this version. We now support PHP8. We have carefully assessed our codebase and all dependencies to make sure it runs properly on PHP8. While this is the initial work, some bugs might still be present. If that is so, please let us know and we will immediately take a look.

PHP8 support has also been extended to our exporter add-on and we’ve checked to make sure all other add-ons work fine.

Other Improvements

We’ve also improved WooCommerce integration and user notification emails. Please find the complete changelog here.

That’s all. eForm should auto-update to this new version as soon as it is available. If not, you can also download from codecanyon and update manually.

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Now to fix the issue, simply disable PageSpeed optimization setting available in the General tab for both desktop and mobile.

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We are glad to announce the immediate availability of eForm version 4.14. We have introduced features as requested by our customers and have also squashed a few bugs.

Instant Subscription

This is a customer requested feature. The problem was, you’d have to wait till a user submits the form to have them listed to your newsletter app. But what if, the user fills in the name and email but then decides to not submit the form? You’d lose a lead. Not anymore.

With eForm v4.14, we have a new feature called Instant subscription. It will automatically add the user as soon as they finish up writing their name and email. For more information, kindly read our documentation.

Email Template

We have made it very easy to edit and change how emails are sent for notifications and payment. All you have to do is copy over a few files and edit the HTML template itself. Do read about it in our documentation.

Responsive IFRAME Embed

If your forms are behaving weird or if your theme is breaking them totally, now you can embed forms using iframes instead. The problem was, iframes by default are not responsive with the height, so every now and then scrollbars would popup. But not for eForm anymore.

Just enable this feature from gutenberg block or shortcode attribute and watch how your forms are embedded using iframes that automatically adjusts its height based on the form itself.

Apart from these changes, we have also squashed 3 bugs. Also eForm totally works with the jQuery changes made in WordPress 5.5 (since version 4.13 actually).

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