How To: Migrate From Free to Premium
This guide shows how to migrate from the free to the premium version.
How To: User Registration
This quick how-to guide will show how to create a WordPress user after a form was submitted.
Set Factor Conditionally
Some elements contain the factor element option which is useful for many cases. With the help of the conditional action Set factor, you can change the factor of an element conditionally. The following form contains a radio element, a numbers element with the default factor set to 1 and the total price. When the value…
Set WooCommerce Product Price in Form Elements
ez Form Calculator can be used to combine forms with WooCommerce products. With v2.13.0.4, it will be more comfortable to retrieve the product price and set the price as an element’s value or factor.
Pizza Order Form Template
With this template, you’re able to create a simple pizza order form for your WordPress website in minutes.
Email and PDF Templates
Choose from a variety of Email and PDF design templates for your WordPress forms. A well-designed email or PDF file makes your website more professional. Easily choose a theme in the form options and you’re ready to go.
Auto-Fill User Data in Form Elements
In case your form needs to fill in the data of a logged-in user, you can use the user_* placeholders in the value option of an element.
Limit Form Submissions
This article shows how to limit the number of form submissions.
Individual Day Prices for the Daterange Element
In v2.12.0.2, it will be possible to add individual day prices for the Date Range element. This is useful if you need to have different prices for a booking calculator.
Calculation Routines
Since v2.12, it is possible to have different calculations (or calculation routines) in a single element. This feature adds a more convenient way to handle multiple calculations. Before, the plugin was only able to handle multiple calculations in separate elements which might be overwhelming in a large form.
Hidden Required Elements
In some forms, you might want to have required elements that are conditionally shown or hidden. If elements are hidden, then the required fields are not shown to the user so they can’t enter anything. In order to prevent this, you have to set the required elements to Condition hidden in the Hidden option: Click on…
Calculation Operators
This article shows how math operators are used in the plugin.
Connect ez Form Calculator WordPress Forms with Zapier
With version 2.11.2.1, it is possible to connect form submissions to Zapier. This feature can be useful to send additional emails, update Google Spreadsheets and much more.
Add Custom CSS Styles to Form PDF files
Change the PDF styling with custom CSS styles.
Show Price in Email only
Hide the price in the form and show it in emails only.
Change Currency Symbol
This page explains how you can change the currency symbol for a single form or for all existing forms.
JSON Options
It is possible to retrieve options for a checkbox, dropdown or radio element from an external JSON URL. This is useful to create dynamic options that change by day, for example. First, set the element option Options_source to JSON. The below input field must contain a valid JSON file. If the file isn’t a valid…
Popup Forms
Create Popup Forms in WordPress With the release of version 2.11.0.0, you can create popup forms in ez Form Calculator. This is useful in different use cases, for example, if you don’t want to show the form directly to the users. This feature can be added to existing forms with just a few clicks. Add…
List of Conditional Operators and Actions
Detailed lists of the conditional compare operators and conditional actions.
Check Conditions in Multiple Elements
The conditional system in ez Form Calculator for WordPress allows you to check for multiple conditions in other elements so you can create more complex forms.
How To: Add Email to MailChimp List in WordPress Forms
In order to add email addresses to MailChimp lists, you need a MailChimp API key first. Generate the API key on the Mailchimp website, copy the key, go to Global Settings -> Other and find the option MailChimp API key. In the form editor, click on the Predefined section and add the Add to…
Blacklist Email Addresses in WordPress Forms
Block email addresses in WordPress forms easily. With ez Form Calculator, you can block single email addresses or domains.
How To: Show Elements in WordPress Form Emails Conditionally
This tutorial shows how to show elements in WordPress Form Emails conditionally.
Conditional Email Recipients in WordPress Forms
This feature allows you to send WordPress Form emails to different email recipients depending on an element’s value (aka email routing). You can configure conditional email routing to all calculation elements.
PDF Integration in WordPress Forms
With ez Form Calculator, it is possible to create PDF files from WordPress form submissions with custom content. The generated PDF files can be saved and attached in emails. You can even use shortcodes in the PDF content.
How To: Insert Submission as Post
Insert form submissions as post automatically.
Quick Start
Create calculation forms in WordPress in minutes with this quick start guide.
How To: Allow HTML in Radio/Checkbox Options
Use HTML in radio/checkbox options in order to add links, images or change the formatting.
How To: Use an External SMTP Server to Send Mails
This article shows how to configure ez Form Calculator to use Gmail’s SMTP server.
Add Google-Analytics Submission Tracking Event
Integrate Google Conversion Code into form submissions in a few steps. Add tracking events to your WordPress forms with ez Form Calculator.
How To: Import Forms
You can import forms in two ways: upload a zip-file or paste text data. Both methods require that you import a single exported form. Please note that if you exported data via the Import / Export page, you can’t import them in the main page. In order to import a single form, please follow these…
Calculation
This page will explain how the calculation system works in ez Form Calculator for WordPress. The plugin allows you to add element values, subtract, multiply, divide and many more math operations with ease.
Stripe Integration
With ez Form Calculator Premium plugin for WordPress, it is possible to receive payments via Stripe directly.
Stripe Form Payment Example
Stripe.com payment gateway form example. Use the inbuilt Stripe payment gateway to receive payments via credit card directly through your form.
Custom Filter
Custom filter to individualize your forms. Use custom PHP functions to check for input requirements.
Custom JS Example with Checkbox Discount
Unique calculations can be created with the custom JS element.
Email Placeholder List
Use email placeholders to show form values in emails, summaries, PDF content and more.
Conditional fields
Create conditional WordPress forms with the conditional system of ez Form Calculator.