Plugin / Advanced Forms

Changelog

1.6.6

• Removed dependency on PHP sessions for submission handling. Should improve compatibility with caching solutions.

Pro

• Added support for calculated fields in emails and success messages.
• Added JS hooks for extending calculated fields.
• Fixed bug where only 10 lists would show up when configuring Mailchimp integration.

1.6.5

• Added support for exporting and importing forms as JSON files.
• Added form shortcode to form settings for reference.
• Fixed session issue which could cause deadlock.
• Fixed issue where some ACF front end translations were missing.
• Fixed issue where form pagination in the admin panel was missing.

1.6.4

• Added honeypot to prevent spam submissions. The honeypot is enabled by default.
• Added support for gallery fields in success messages and emails.
• Fixed issue where start and end time restrictions wouldn’t account for timezone.
• Fixed issue where entry date would be displayed without timezone adjustment.
• Fixed issue where field includes could cause infinite loops with some field type combinations.

Pro

• Fixed issue where some post types weren’t available for post editing.
• Fixed issue where post title and content couldn’t be cleared during editing.
• Fixed issue where some Slack settings would be hidden.

1.6.3

• Added support for having multiple forms with the same key on a single page. Forms are now differentiated both on key and arguments.
• Fixed issue where restriction message wouldn’t display correctly.

Pro

• Fixed issue where custom calculations using the af/field/calculate_value filter wouldn’t work.

1.6.2

• Added instruction placement argument to match ACF. Check out the documentation for information on how to use it.
• Improved ACF 5.6 compatibility.
• Fixed issue where “Hide from admin” would also hide fields from previews.
• Fixed issue where multiple forms on single page could conflict.
• Fixed issue where page fields would display weirdly in the admin panel.
• Fixed style which could interfere with ACF styling.

Pro

• Changed editing to default to creating posts and users if no argument is passed. "post"="new" and "user"="new" is no longer required.
• Fixed issue where post ID and post URL couldn’t be included in email notifications.

1.6.1

Pro

• Fixed issue where merge tags wouldn’t work when used inside custom format fields, such as post titles.

1.6.0

• Added af/field/before_render filter allowing fields to be modified before they are rendered.
• Added af/form/before_submission action allowing code to be run before the submission is processed. Errors can be added using af_add_submission_error( $message ).

Pro

• Added calculated field which updates in real-time as form is filled in. Mix static content with field values or provide your own calculated value using the af/field/calculated_value hook. Perfect for previews, calculators, and payment flows.
• Added option to edit current post and user by passing current as the post/user argument.
• Added merge tags for post ID and permalink as well as user ID.
• Fixed issue where some ACF hooks would have a missing $post_id argument whilst editing a post.

1.5.6

Pro

• Added edited post and user IDs to submission object for access in notifications and success messages.
• Fixed issue where post title could be cleared during edit.

1.5.5

• Added support for label_placement argument.
• Added support for sub fields in field inserter.
• Fixed compatibility issue with ACF 5.7.5 where paged forms would get stuck.
• Fixed issue where entry ID couldn’t be included in emails.
• Fixed issue where field insert button would overlap input.
• Fixed issue where file uploads with the basic uploader would fail.

Pro

• Fixed issue where custom username fields wouldn’t work.
• Fixed issue where username was changed during user edit.

1.5.4

• Added af/form/success_message filter for success messages.
• Fixed issue where field includes wouldn’t work in email subject lines.

1.5.3

• Changed to a redirect after submission to avoid duplicate submissions.
• Added support for sending separate emails to multiple recipients.
• Fixed compatibility issue with ACF 5.7 where select2 fields wouldn’t validate.
• Fixed issue where view counter might be incremented twice.

Pro

• Fixed issue where password and role could be overwritten when editing users.

1.5.2

• Fixed compatibility issue with ACF 5.7 where form validation wouldn’t work.
• Fixed issue where file uploads were not saved to image/field fields.

Pro

• Fixed issue with excerpts on form generated posts.
• Fixed potential naming conflict with other plugins.

1.5.1

Pro

• Fixed issue where custom fields wouldn’t work with user editing.
• Fixed issue where Mailchimp wouldn’t work with some PHP installations.

1.5.0

• Added support for multi-page forms. Use the “Page” field to split your form over multiple pages.
• Added code generation for registering forms programmatically.
• Added support for custom validation logic on forms using the new af/form/validate filter.
• Added helpful sidebar with links to documentation and support.

Pro

• Added filters for intercepting API requests to Mailchimp, Slack, and Zapier.
• Fixed issue where first and last name wouldn’t be sent to Mailchimp.

1.4.2

Pro

• Fixed issue where user editing didn’t work.
• Fixed issue where custom fields weren’t saved to users.

1.4.1

• Fixed issue where a warning would be thrown in acf_esc_atts.

1.4.0

It’s finally here: Advanced Forms Pro! The Pro version makes it ease to create forms which create and edit posts and users. It also includes integrations with Mailchimp, Slack, and thousands of other services through Zapier. Of course, a Pro license grants direct, priority support. Available from hookturn.io.

• Added ability to preview forms through the admin panel.
• Added compatibility with the upcoming ACF 5.7
• Added Swedish translation
• Added French translation (courtesy of @valentin-pellegrin)
• Removed IP tracking to comply with GDPR.
• Added filters for modifying submit buttons.
• Added actions surrounding email notifications.
• Fixed bug where af_get_field wouldn’t work with group fields.
• Fixed bug where clone and group fields couldn’t be nested in field includes.

1.3.5

• Added support for sub fields in field includes (syntax: {field:field_name[sub_field_name]}).
• Added support for using shortcodes in emails.
• Improved support for group fields in field includes.
• Improved documentation and error messages to clarify ACF Pro requirement.
• Fixed bug where post types would disappear when hiding admin with af/settings/show_admin.

1.3.4

• Added filters for easier inclusion in themes and plugins.
• Added field include support for image and file fields.
• Added action after entry has been created (af/form/entry_created).
• Improved output sanitation for field includes.
• Fixed issue which sometimes caused “Invalid argument” warnings.

1.3.3

• Added Polish language translations (thanks @Triloworld).
• Fixed undefined index “post_type” warnings.

1.3.2

• Fixed bug where form data would be lost on forms without file uploaders.

1.3.1

• Added automatic upload of files for the basic uploader. A simple af_save_field will now suffice for file fields with the basic uploader.
• Added global field setting “Hide from admin?”. Perfect for shared field groups used both for a form and admin, where some fields might only be relevant in the form.
• Fixed issue where the plugin didn’t work with ACF included through a theme.

1.3.0

• Added new filter mode. When active a form will not show a success message after submission but instead display all fields again with their submitted values, effectively working as a filter. Set argument filter_mode as true to activate.
• Improved field inclusion with better dropdowns and contextual options.
• Improved admin interface with icons and better settings naming.
• Improved field include support for fields with posts, users, and terms.
• Added new helper function af_save_all_fields for saving all fields from a form to a post.
• Changed name of af_save_field_to_post to af_save_field. af_save_field_to_post still works but will be removed in a future version.
• Added support for default field values.
• Added filters for pre-filling field values.
• Added asterix for required fields.
• Fixed bug where select2 in fields wouldn’t work.
• • many minor improvements and bug fixes.

1.2.0

• Revised field parsing behind the scenes to more closely match ACF and ensure compatibility. This also improves support for clone fields which should now work as expected in combination with entries and af_get_field. Note: clone fields will no longer be expanded in the global fields array. af_get_field will return values of cloned fields if referenced by name.
• Added option to include all fields in emails/success messages. Fields will be rendered in a simple and consistent table structure with minimal styling (easily overriden!).
• Added support for displaying repeaters in emails/success messages.
• Fixed bug where entry info wasn’t displayed.
• Fixed bug where filtering entries by form didn’t work.

1.1.1

• Added helper function af_save_field_to_post( $field_key_or_name, $post_id ) for saving submitted fields directly to posts. No need to mess with update_field!
• Optimized scripts and styles to only be enqueued when a form is displayed.
• Added ability to display field values in success messages similar to how they can be used in emails.

1.1

First major update to Advanced Forms!

• Added global plugin object containing info about the latest submission, accessible from anywhere.
• Revised submission handling. Submission data is now saved to the global object which simplifies the API (af_get_field no longer requires the field parameter and can be used anywhere). As a side effect the af_success URL parameter is no longer necessary!
• Added target attribute and helper function af_has_submission. The new target attribute lets you specify a custom URL to point the form to. Combined with the af_has_submission function you can now use your submitted form data anywhere and display it however you like.

Check out the updated documentation for more info: Displaying a form and Processing form submissions.

1.0.4

• Added argument to specify uploader type (media library or basic file field). Similar to acf_form.
• Added argument for excluding certain fields from form by field key or name (thanks David!)
• Fixed issue which generated ‘undefined index’ warnings (again, thanks David)

1.0.3.3

• Added class for required fields and added field instructions to form output (big thanks to David!)
• Fixed issue where form wasn’t returned when echo = false
• Fixed issue where arguments after submission where loaded as object instead of array

1.0.3.2

• Set the default content type of emails to HTML
• Updated styling to keep submit button on its own row
• Fixed issue with shortcode output being echoed instead of returned
• Fixed undefined index notice on some admin pages

1.0.3.1

• Quick-fix of an issue with field value includes in “From” headers

1.0.3

• Added option to only display form for logged in users
• Added option to only display form during certain times
• Added filters for creating own form restrictions. Check out the documentation for more info.

1.0.2

• Added option to restrict number of entries
• Added filters to modify form before rendering
• Simplified form admin interface

1.0.1

• Added ability to include form fields in email recipient, subject, and content
• Added the option to set “From” header in emails
• Added filters for email headers and attachments
• Fixed a bug where rows couldn’t be added to repeaters/flexible content fields
• Fixed a bug where emails wouldn’t be sent after form submission

1.0.0

First version of Advanced Forms!

• The ability to create forms using an intuitive UI or programmatically
• Full support for all ACF fields
• Automatically save form data to entries
• Define emails to be sent after form submissions
• Plenty of actions and filters to customize your forms and their functionality