Getting Started with Forms

Forms enable you to create customizable contact forms, feature request forms, and support tickets. Perfect for collecting user feedback, bug reports, and customer support inquiries.

Forms Overview

When you navigate to the Forms page, you'll see:

Dashboard Stats: View total forms and submission counts at a glance
Forms Tab: Manage your forms, create new ones, edit, duplicate, delete, and enable/disable
Submissions Tab: Review and manage all form submissions with detailed filters
Quick Actions: Create new forms, access theme editor, view API docs

Key Features

Multiple Form Types: Contact forms, feature requests (wishes), and support tickets
Custom Fields: Add text, email, textarea, select, radio, and checkbox fields with validation
Field Mappings: Map form fields to integration properties for feature requests and support tickets
Form Builder: Drag-and-drop interface to reorder fields and configure settings
Submissions Management: View, filter, and export form submissions
Public Forms: Each form has a standalone URL for sharing or embedding
API Integration: Submit forms programmatically and integrate with custom systems
Captcha Protection: Built-in honeypot protection to prevent spam submissions
Rate Limiting: Configurable submission limits to prevent abuse

Form Types

Forms supports three integration types:

Contact Form: Standard email submission form for general inquiries
Feature Request: Create wishes and feature requests that integrate with feedback/wish systems
Support Ticket: Generate support tickets that integrate with ticket management systems

Form Status

Forms have two visibility states:

Enabled: The form is publicly accessible and can receive submissions
Disabled: The form is hidden from the public. You can still preview and edit it.

You can toggle a form's status at any time from the forms list or the form builder.

Permissions

Managing forms (creating, editing, deleting) requires the forms:manage or forms:* permission scope.