I have about 25,000 spam entries on a donation form - someone used my form to clean credit cards and charge small amounts on Stripe via my form. Even though I have integrated Cloudflare Turnstile. Anyway, now I have the task of doing 250 x 100 bulk deletes. It will take me hours since my internet connection is slow. Is there any way to do more than 1090 entry deletions at a time? Has anyone done it via cPanel and could give me instructions, if that the only way?
I would like FF to remember a user across forms. So for example, they take a quiz, then make a purchase or sign up for something. It should remember their name, email, and quiz result across forms, Fluent Cart, and Fluent CRM.
Is this possible?
FluentCRM could be a central repository for this user data, per user. Or if not logged in, then a temporary session cookie to hold this data while they engage with the site?
I use modern website builders. While FluentForms is nice on the backend, it is a nightmare to style. Can we get a simple setting that disables ALL styling and just keeps the classes? I don’t need any IDs but they do no harm as long as there is no styling for them. I can then use a custom stylesheet to style the forms as we need. That would be such a tremendous help without the need for doubling styles and using !important directives.
If I had a wish for Xmas, that’d be it!
When the field is present, submitting causes a fatal error. Without the booking field, the form submits normally. Fluent Booking calendar submission also works normally on its own.
I am writing a new tutorial on how to create a Registration Form in Fluent Forms Pro.
In it I am also creating a new user role I call member. After creating the Registration Form one needs to go to Settings -> Configure Integrations and match fields with areas of the Registration Form.
I thought I would need to do the same for a Login Form. But that uses an older method to where one needs to add a Code Snippet.
This means for two forms that are similar there are two different methods. There is a lack of consistency in this case. I have emailed support about this but I also wanted to mention it here. The tutorial is on hold for now until this has been fixed. As the procedure will be easier when the two methods both use the integration. It is a very nice feature! I see a lot of future possibilities in the Integration feature being offered in the Fluent Forms Pro plugin.
I’m currently experiencing an issue with form validation where URLs starting with .com.au are being marked as invalid. It appears the validator may not be recognizing these domain formats correctly.
Sometimes some people do not go to the validation of the form, although it is 100% completed. Is it possible to validate it manually by an admin? If this is not the case, not found for my part, it would be welcome to add the possibility of doing so so as not to have to juggle between validated and partial entries when we believe it is ok.
I’ve noticed that the option to enable or disable AJAX submission appears to have been removed from Fluent Forms. I reached out to support and was informed that the option is no longer available.
However, this has created an issue for us. We have legacy forms that were originally using AJAX submission, and they are still submitting via AJAX—even though there’s no visible setting to turn it off now. We urgently need to disable it for certain forms but cannot find any control for it anymore.
Was the removal of this option intentional? and Is there a way to disable AJAX submission on a per-form basis now?
This has affected our user experience and needs a quick resolution.
if county based restriction is allow just Australia and then some in Australia trying to fill the form is getting this message.Sorry! "There is an error occurred in getting Country using ip-api.com. Please check form settings and try again."
It was working before.. could be the new update ...
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