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=== IvyForms - The innovative Contact Form Builder === |
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Contributors: wpDataTables, ivyforms |
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Author URI: https://tmsproducts.io |
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Plugin URI: https://ivyforms.com/ |
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Tags: form, contact form, custom form, form builder, wp forms |
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Requires at least: 5.0 |
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Tested up to: 6.8.2 |
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Requires PHP: 7.4 |
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Stable tag: 0.3 |
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License: GPLv2 or later |
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License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html |
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The most innovative WordPress Form Builder. Build awesome contact forms in seconds with the most innovative WordPress form builder plugin. |
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== Description == |
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= The Most innovative WordPress Contact Form Builder Plugin - Beta = |
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IvyForms gives you innovative interface, easy customization, views, powerfully integrations and reporting. |
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More to come in the future releases, but for now you can use it to create simple contact forms. |
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Comming soon: |
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- New Templates |
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- More security features (Honeypot, etc.) |
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- Integrations with wpDataTables. |
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- New field types and more |
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== Installation == |
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Installation of the plugin is really simple. |
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1. Install using one of these options: |
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* Install directly from WordPress Admin panel: go to Plugins -> Add New -> Search for "IvyForms", and click the Install button. |
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* Download the ZIP manually from WordPress' plugins repository, and upload it through WordPress Admin panel: go to Plugins -> Add New -> Upload Plugin, browse to the downloaded Zip and upload it. |
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* Download the ZIP, extract it and manually upload the extracted folder through FTP to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory of your WordPress installation. |
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2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. |
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3. Navigate to the IvyForms tab at the bottom of your admin menu and click the “Add New” button to begin creating your new WordPress contact form. |
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4. That's it! |
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== Frequently Asked Questions == |
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= Who should use IvyForms? = |
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IvyForms is perfect for business owners, bloggers, designers, developers, photographers, and basically everyone else. If you want to create a custom WordPress form, then you need to use the IvyForms drag & drop form builder. |
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== Screenshots == |
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1. Form Editor |
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2. Form Preview |
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3. Form Settings |
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4. Field Options |
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5. Email Notification Settings |
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== External services == |
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This plugin connects to the ipwho.is API to obtain country code information for phone number field localization. This feature helps improve user experience by auto-selecting the appropriate country code for phone input fields. |
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What data is sent: |
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- The plugin sends an IP address lookup request to ipwho.is when a form with a phone number field is loaded |
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- No personal identifying information is explicitly sent, but the user's IP address is implicitly transmitted as part of the request |
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When data is sent: |
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- Only when forms with phone number functionality are loaded and used |
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This service is provided by "https://ipwhois.io": |
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- Terms of service: https://ipwhois.io/terms |
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- Privacy policy: https://ipwhois.io/privacy |
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== Changelog == |
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= 0.3 = |
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* Implemented reCaptcha integration for security. |
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* New Admin page for Settings and reCaptcha configuration. |
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* Added logic for storing Form Submissions as Entries in the database. |
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* New Admin page for listing and handling Form Entries. |
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* New Results tab in the Form Builder page for displaying the Entries of the Form. |
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* Added option to enable/disable Entry storage of a single Form in the database. |
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* Added Entry Details view in the Admin to see individual submission data |
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* Added a new Form creation step - Picking from Templates or starting from scratch |
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* Create a Contact Form using template for quick form creation |
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Other small bug fixes and stability improvements. |
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= 0.2.1 = |
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* Implemented scrollbar variations and consistent pagination across tables. |
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* Added loader to Save button and matched its size with Update button. |
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* Added support icon to the header for quicker help access. |
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* Fixed issue with form preview not working when plugin is installed in a subfolder. |
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* Fixed issue with Settings page breaking after editing Confirmation tab. |
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* Fixed issue with "Rows per page" after table action on All Forms Page. |
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* Fixed issue with sorting after All Forms table actions. |
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* Fixed inconsistent filter indicator behavior. |
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Other small bug fixes and stability improvements. |
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= 0.2 = |
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* Full WCAG compliance across all frontend elements. |
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* Added the option to publish or unpublish each form from its settings. |
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* Enhanced search logic in the Notification table. |
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* Improved filters on the All Forms table. |
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* "Redirect to page" dropdown now shows the page name instead of the ID. |
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* Fixed a drag-and-drop issue in the Form Builder. |
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* Fixed an issue with duplicated forms. |
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* General UI/UX improvements (tooltips, sticky buttons, pagination behavior, scroll styling, etc.). |
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* CSS fixes. |
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* Compatibility with WordPress version 6.8.2 approved. |
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Other small bug fixes and stability improvements. |
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= 0.1.2 = |
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* Initial MVP ( minimum viable product ) release |
