Create eForm NULLED Plugin in WordPress using eForm.
If you’re using WordPress, you can easily add the powerful and adaptable form builder eForm NULLED Plugin (formerly FSQM Pro) to your site. All sorts of quizzes, surveys, data collection, payment/cost calculation, and user feedback may be easily managed using this system.
The drag-and-drop form builder makes it simple to create and manage an endless number of forms. Your eForm submissions will be saved in your database, where you may access them at any time to examine, track, analyze, and take action on the information they contain. Registered users may use a user portal to check the status of their contributions at any time.
For further adaptability and safety, we’ve linked eForm with industry-leading e-mail newsletter and payment systems.
You may use the calculators to figure out how much everything will cost and settle the bill. There is a distinct scoring system for quizzes, so make sure to be paid before calculating scores and displaying certificates to participants.
This powerful and all-encompassing form builder has everything you could possibly need, and yet it’s easy to use and looks great doing it.
In third-party integrations, you may now provide a format string or hard-coded data.
Format strings enabling page-by-page scoring have been added.
The summary table now allows for user-defined rows.
Elementor now has widgets, so you can include it more easily.
The updated file upload now includes the security checker reCaptcha.
Updated to work with jQuery 3.5 and PHP 8 (WordPress 5.6).
In a unique twist, you may now subscribe to the newsletter instantly after filling out the form.
There are now pre-made email layouts and message formats that can be simply modified.
The ability to embed forms in responsive iframes means that forms may now be used with non-compatible themes and plugins.
WooCommerce’s support for bulk product uploads is brand new.
All third-party integrations now have custom fields.
Enhance security by using Stripe Strong Customer Authentication (SCA).
All eForm shortcodes now work with the modern editor in WordPress, Gutenberg.
Upgraded support for Convertkit.
Here’s something brand spanking new: the Live Form Creator.
Updated: Boxy, a Theme for Elements of Classical Form
Now with system and user-defined font support.
Overriding element alignment globally is brand new.
An innovative offline payment gateway has just been implemented.
Update: Support for MailWizz
Payment subscription forms powered by Stripe
Updated Payment Form Interface with “Estimate Slider”
Freetype form elements now support input masking.
Modified to accommodate Authorize.net transactions
Support for piping element values into labels through interactive form elements is brand new.
Automatic Updates Have Been Added!
New: Form Element for Price Lists
Automatic ratings for feedback forms are now available.
OpenGraph and Twitter’s information on their own sites is brand new.
Summary table icon color customization is now available.
Updated Math Element: Row Index for Number Fields (Checkboxes, Radio Buttons, and Thumbnails)
There are now 38+ Material-Inspired Form Themes available.
A new admin interface, an improved form builder, and a theme customizer have all been included.
Updated form element defaults, URL, user meta data, and post meta data.
Update: Support for PayPal and Stripe Payments
The integration of Enormail with MailetLite is brand new.
Anti-aliased rendering has been added to the jSignature component.
A new read-only mode has been added to form controls.
Introducing Reusable Fields!
Thumbnail appearance customization has been added.
Submitting a custom URL is now an option.
Improved support for WooCommerce.
Improved Support for WordPress Registration, Login, and Guest Blogging in the Core.
Shortcodes for forms and user data are now available.
Thumbnail Selector, Smiley Rating, Like/Dislike Button, Matrix Feedback, Matrix Dropdown, and GPS Location Selector are just some of the six new features.
An all-new feature, the Leaderboard, has been added.
To restrict the number of times a form may be submitted, we’ve included some brand new controls.
New! A stopwatch was added to keep track of when forms are submitted.
Raw score-based ranking and re-routing are brand new.
Extensive progress in the area of Reports and Analysis.
Updated Google Charts to be mobile-friendly Added support for Sendy.co and MyMail
In-browser auto-save for convenience
Forms that pop up and have their own dialogue buttons
Optional button for form reset
Container-specific conditional logic (for tabs, pages, etc.)
Connectivity with Aweber, Get Response, Campaign Monitor, and MailChimp
Timed quiz with instant submission (global and per-page limits).
Element of mathematics used to evaluate user input and derive a complicated formula
Filterable, classifiable form
Submission button with conditional logic
Option to share by social media, email, and trackback upon message success.
Elegant, mobile-friendly, and stocked with editable choices; an email template
Trackback summary table personalization
You may choose which sections of the summary table, complete submission, and trends to display on the trackback page.
Labels and settings may be formatted in LaTeX (using a Jetpack add-on).
Multiplier-based scoring assigns points to criteria.
Applying a multiplier and user-defined algorithm to slider and range element scores
Form submission quotas with user-defined error messages
Anonymous submission with the option to prevent recording of IP address and user account, as well as the ability to disable scrolling to the top of the current tab or page.
Grading and spinner settings with arbitrary minimum, maximum, and step values.
Simple, Drop-and-Drop Form Maker
You can create professional-looking forms without knowing how to code thanks to the drag-and-drop interface. (But if you’re familiar with CSS, you can make the necessary adjustments right in the form’s preferences.)
Methodology for Scoring and Placing
Based on their contributions, you may now give users points and rankings (useful for score-based quizzes). The process of adding components that may be scored is simple, and the final scores for all users are calculated automatically. You may also evaluate and manually give points to free-type replies so that they can be considered.
Scores and rankings are shown on your dashboard, and you have the option of making them available to users through their portal. You may setup your form such that a different message is presented depending on the user’s score breakdown, and you can automatically give various designations to users (such as “rookie” or “expert”) based on the scores. This is helpful for sending specific emails to users of a given level or classification, as well as for personalizing user notification emails.
When a user reviews their input through the e-mail notice and the trackback page, both correct and erroneous responses might be marked. With the aid of the Exporter plugin, you can even provide consumers with the option to download a printed certificate.
E-mail Alerts That Arrive Instantaneously
Our stunning and responsive notification e-mails are simple and clear, allowing you to easily modify them to match the aesthetic of your own company. From the administration panel, you can quickly alter the logo, the form header picture, and the e-mail accent color.
After that, you’ll have complete control over the notification message, which you can use to do things like thank people for completing your survey or quiz and provide instructions for accessing their results and doing further tests.
From the control panel, you can also establish admin notification emails and other options.
Campaign Monitor, Get Response, Aweber, and MailChimp are just some of the top email marketing platforms that eForm is compatible with. Because e-mail addresses are stored in your eForm database, you can easily send promotional messages to certain demographics.
When a submission is incomplete or underpaid, a payment retry link might be shown instead of a notice email. This is perfect for making official quizzes that can be sold for money.
Compatibility
The paid plugin has been compatible with the free plugin since version 2.x. The commercial plugin, however, does not automatically import information from the free plugin; doing so requires additional intervention. Since you won’t need the free plugin any more after upgrading to the paid version, removing it is a good idea.
Unfortunately, we can’t make the plugin work with every available theme. If your theme’s code is in line with the WordPress standard, then you may use this plugin without any worries.
The plugin may be incompatible with certain themes due to the following:
Your theme or a plugin has modified the jQuery file that WordPress uses by default.
Your theme or a plugin has made changes to the WordPress core jQuery UI files.
Your plugins or theme are using a different version of jQuery or jQuery UI.
For whatever reason, modifying the core WordPress files is not a common practice. If you’re having trouble getting the form to display properly in your theme, please create a new topic in our Help Forum. To have this issue resolved, we will help you get in touch with the creator of the incompatible theme or plugin. We have also released a set of troubleshooting guides that you may find useful.
