Is there any way to produce a graph on a results screen that indicates the total of the user's scores or data? I need to produce custom quizzes that accumulate points to various categories, and to show a visual result for each category total.
And not just 1 graph, but several category graphs. I am not using "scored" test format, but rather custom values assigned to each question, more like a medical survey than an academic test.
Look what is possible out of the box with another form builder.
I set up an email sequence with 5 emails. I set the 1st one to go out 2 days after the start. I also set each subsequent emails to go out 4 days, 5 days, etc and all between 8a & 9a ET
After I wrote all the emails I put in my subscribers.
This was on Saturday. On SUnday the 1st email went out but it was only 1 day not 2 days after I entered the subscribers.
Today I got the 3rd email but at 3:30 - 4 a ET instead of 8a. My servers and WP are set to -5 UTC (Louisville, KY)
Why did the first one go out a day early and why did todays email go out a3a instead of 8??
I just choose the option on fluent forms for My form blend with My theme style on My community. But it looks shitty on dark mode does not blend!!!
I’m using Fluent Forms with a Post Update form to let logged-in members create and update their Member Directoryentry (CPT).
Current setup
- Post Update field
- Filter Posts = Current User Post (for security)
- Works as long as the same person remains the “head member”
The handover problem
In a corporate membership, the head member can change. When that happens:
- the subscription is transferred to a new user
- that user becomes the active subscriber / primary contact
- the existing directory listing should remain the same
- but edit access should move to the new head member
Because Current User Post relies on post author, the new head member cannot see or edit the existing entry.
I’ve tried updating the User ID in the form/submission, but that didn’t resolve it.
Has anyone handled corporate account handovers with Post Update forms - either by reassigning ownership or using a supported pattern to allow the new subscriber to edit the existing post?
Thanks!
Hi everyone!
I’m currently working with numeric calculations in Fluent Forms and I’ve run into a bit of a snag. I’m hoping someone can help me understand the logic behind why one formula works while the other doesn't.
The working formula: ({input.fil_10} + {input.fil_11}) / 2 This correctly calculates the average of the two fields.
The formula that fails: round(({input.fil_10} + {input.fil_11}) / 2, 0) When I add the round() function, the calculation stops working and doesn't return the any result.
I’d love to understand the reason behind this behavior...
Thanks in advance for the help!"
Hello,
I have a problem with a form that is connected to a payment. I am using a webhook in this form. It turns out that while, for example, the integration with Google Sheets works only when the payment is successfully completed, the webhook is sent ALWAYS after the form is submitted, without waiting for payment verification.
How can this be worked around? Is this a bug? Should it be fixed?
Thank you for your help!
Shahjahan Jewel
Nishat Shahriyar
One common issue with conversational forms is the custom send button.
Technically, you can add a help message to it: but in practice, it’s not visible to the user.
This becomes a real problem when the form is integrated with a CRM or external services.
Submissions can take several seconds to process.
For impatient users, this leads to two bad outcomes:
- They click the send button multiple times, causing duplicate submissions.
- They leave the page before the process finishes, resulting in lost data.
The solution isn’t more backend or CSS optimization: it’s visible microcopy at the moment of action.
If users don’t see “This may take a few seconds, please don’t close this page”, they assume something is broken.
Good UX here isn’t cosmetic.
It directly impacts data quality, conversion rates, and CRM hygiene.
Sometimes, the smallest missing message causes the biggest operational problems.
Hope this can be fixed soon!
Hey everyone,
I recently had a client project that required a bilingual form (English & French), so I created a short walkthrough video showing how to do this properly using Fluent Forms + WPML.
Hi, I’m using FluentForms on my website and WPML to translate it. I’ve already used a extra plugin and configured the settings to translate everything, but the form buttons still appear in the original language of the website.