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Sir,
I want to use this plugin. I have uploaded and activated, but as shown in your pictures, I cant find a way to replicate it. Does it require anypage plug or static page or any kind of supporting plug. The pictures that you have illustrated in building the forms using the plugin, how exactly it is done?
I should amend the docs/readme.
Go to http://yoursite.tld/forms there you can configure the forms
@jeabakker
Thanks I checked it out at https://myhotfb.com/forms/
I am wondering using this form can we make a simple feature like:
Was this article helpful? Yes / No when either option is clicked the email goes out...... or it routes to admin panel and shows up as reported function? BTW what is definition / rules. could you give an example?
Yes this can be done.
A definition is how a form is build, so what inputs are on the form, if certain choices are made, more form elements show up etc.
Definitions can be exporte/imported, so you can make a form on your test/development site and then when you're happy you can import the finished form on your production site.
Rules are there for input validation, for example if you ask for a zip code in a form field, that zip code could have a certain required for (for us in the Netherlands 4 numbers 2 letters, 1234AB) i can create a rule that validates that input if incorrect the form won't submit.
@jeabakker
Thanks Sir, You are really helpful and kind. Thanks again for explaining. Appreciated.