Fatal error

sorry I’m running multisite with a few sites and can’t use that method of deactivating everything.

if you add logging capability to your plugin i’m happy to let you know what it reports for the error!

Thank you! Excited to test your plugin once I’m able to (esp for a client focused on accessibility) and will def let you know anything I find that could be useful

Hey!

Testing it now two ways:

1: local site with less plugins and no fatal errors. (not as many plugins as my remote multisite had which had the issues before)

2: on my multisite. it also works great with no errors!

Here are some of my findings:

1. When I try to *copy shortcode* (on the LOCAL site) it says “clipboard api not supported” so you may want to have a link to more info for users who encounter this. when I try it on my remote server it works fine!
2. Your builder is beautiful and the drag and drop is very nice. Your design reminds me of what the creator of “eventkoi” is doing in terms of not looking like old wordpress but also not strictly following the gutenberg style language. check out her plugin—there’s a lot of overlap in what you’re doing perhaps you’ll connect! https://eventkoi.com/
3. The various settings/options you have for confirmation messages etc are very nice too.
4. The animations are nice and smooth between panels and pages in the backend.
5. The entries successfully come into the backend. Do you plan to have an “export as CSV” option? or will the integration with wpdatatables handle that?
6. Entries on the local site did not come thru by email (probably just a local issue) but they work perfectly on remote server! They come thru very fast
7. Once you have styling options, this plugin will work great for designers with customized themes. You could also set it to inherit more core block and theme styling. Generally people don’t like too much opinionated css in plugins that will clash with their site styling (unless they really have no css on their website already or it’s important that the form be styled a recognizable way [like google forms]).
8. One thing you could also add soon (to be more FSE/block-based site friendly) is to add a custom block that allows people to select which ivy form they want to insert in a page or template from a dropdown menu in a block. Other block-friendly plugins are doing this now and it’s a better user experience than shortcodes which are more the old way of doing things. Some other forms using blocks to insert forms are wsform & everest forms

Keep up the good work! People need more new/clean/modern gutenberg-friendly plugins, especially around forms where many of the existing plugins are bloated, old-school, or ugly and hard to use.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by James Monroe.