FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequently Asked Questions
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This can be done per field individually because each field can have different type of Validations. To do this you can edit the field you wish and select the required validation under General > Validation, there you have several option to choose from.
If you are unable to upload files via your form the first thing you should try is to check if the server returns a 403 error (Forbidden) on the following URL: http://yourdomain.com/wp-content/plugins/super-forms/uploads/php/
If it returns a 403 error, please contact your hosting company to let them fix this issue. It should return a blank page in order for the file upload field to work correctly.
Check if uploading a small file works. If this doesn't work, it is most likely due to incorrect file permissions on the plugin folders, contact your hosting company to let them look at the file permissions.
If you are able to upload smaller files, it is most likely due to your PHP settings regarding file uploads. In this case you can adjust the post_max_size and, memory_limit and upload_max_filesize values in your php.ini file or ask your hosting company to increase these values to suite your needs. Remember the following rules when changing these values:
To upload large files, post_max_size value must be larger than upload_max_filesize.
memory_limit should be larger than post_max_size
No, all data will remain and will not be deleted. Even if you would delete Super Forms through FTP.
When editing the form you can enable redirect under: Form Settings (panel) > Form Settings (TAB) > Form redirect option.
When using custom URL redirect you can retrieve form values with {tags} to parse them in your GET request like so:
Super Forms has it's own Visual Composer (JS Composer) element.
With this element you can simply Drag & Drop any form at a specific location in your page. After you dropped the element you can choose which form it should load simply with the use of a dropdown that will list all the forms you have created.
The Super Forms [shortcode] can also be inserted into a Visual Composer HTML element. This makes it easy to insert it into any area within your Visual Composer pages.
Super Forms has it's own widget inside Elementor.
With this element you can simply Drag & Drop any form at a specific location in your page. On this widget you can easily choose which form to load.
You can change the error message per field by editing the element and changing the Error Message option under the General TAB.
You can change the font styles when editing a form under Form Settings > Font Styles.
When editing the file upload element under Advanced you can set a Max and Min value. If you set the Minimum to 1 or higher the field will become required.
Yes, you can do this with the [Calculator Element]
You can add a tooltip when editing the element under General > Tooltip text
Please make change to the form it self, and not via the global settings under Super Forms > Settings from the menu. Each form upon creating will grab the global settings, and use them. When a setting is changed for a form and it equals to the global setting, it will use the global setting now and in the future untill they differ from each other and only then the form will use it's own setting.
The MailChimp Element makes it possible to integrate your form(s) with MailChimp service.
The MyMail (Mailster) integration makes it possible to integrate your form(s) with MyMail (Mailster) plugin.
You can use the tag {contact_entry_id} to retrieve the created contact entry ID in your email. Of course you must have the option to create a contact entry enabled in order for this tag to work properly.
Yes, dropdowns, radio buttons and checkboxes can retrieve options based on a selected CSV file that you uploaded in the media library of your wordpress site. It can contain the option Label in the first column and the option Value in the second column.
Yes, but the Contact Entries, Forms and Form settings will be saved individually per site and not on a global level.
This is normally due to either a Theme or Plugin having an JavaScript trigger on the submit button element of Super Forms. You can try and find out what plugin is causing this issue by disabling them one by one. You can also do the same thing with your Theme to see if the issue is caused by your theme. You can then contact the author of the Plugin or Theme to ask if they could look at this issue.
You can check the output of any hidden field value by adding a HTML element to your form with HTML set like this:
My hidden field: {replace_with_field_name}If the value is empty then you must recheck your Conditional variable logic. In most cases the Conditional variable logic was set incorrectly.
Super Forms comes with a build-in translation method. You can translate all your form elements, and form settings via the Translation TAB on the builder page.
Some browsers will simply ignore the autocomplete attribute. There are a couple of solutions which might help you:
For most browsers the simplest way to solve this would be to change the field name to a random string e.g xY2a9z instead of a normal name e.g address
For Safari browsers the best way to make autocompletion work is to make sure your field name contains the word search. So if you have a field named address and you wish to disable autocompletion make sure to rename it to either search_address (as long as it contains the word search).
If the above methods both do not work, you might also need to remove the Placeholder for the field so that it doesn't contain any reference name to any possible autocompletion. For example, if your placeholder contains Enter your address then the word address might trigger autocompletion in a given browser.
If you are getting the following error while trying to update Super Forms:
Unable to rename the update to match the existing directory.
It is always a permissions problem on your server. In any case you should contact your host about this so they can correctly set the permissions for your WordPress installation.
Please read the guide on how to use this feature.
Add a Hidden field and set it's Default value to {post_author_id} or {post_author_email} depending on your needs. You can find a full list of here.
Depending on your use case you can either add an Accordion element or TABs element. Alternatively you can use Columns with defined to display or hide the column and it's contents based on user selection.
Yes, Super Forms is fully translation ready. You can translate the back-end with translation files, or use for instance a plugin like .