The Subscription payment field currently supports only Daily / Weekly / Monthly / Yearly billing intervals.
It would be great to add a half-yearly (every 6 months) option — or, better, a custom interval count ("every N months/weeks").
Stripe already supports interval_count, so it's mainly a builder-side addition.
This would let us run 6-month membership subscriptions natively instead of falling back to yearly. +1 if you need this too.

Hello, since the recent update of Fluent Boards, the Fluent Roadmap shortcode is no longer displaying on my pages. I had the roadmap integrated via shortcode on a Fluent Community page built with Breakdance, but the content disappeared after the update. I've tried deactivating and reactivating Fluent Boards, clearing the cache, and testing the shortcode on other pages with Breakdance - none of it worked. The roadmap shortcode doesn't display anywhere now. It seems like there might be a compatibility issue between the updated Fluent Boards and the Fluent Roadmap submodule. Can anyone help me troubleshoot this?

I go to download the PDF in the Reports admin area and I get this.

"Report PDF generation is not available yet. Please check for plugin updates."

There are no updates available. What am I missing?

I want to be able to make more powerful quizzes, using variables. 

Ideally I want, for example, 5 unique variables accumulating values towards 5 unique outcomes, and to add values into each variable. Then to be able to evaluate for the highest score across the 5 variables. 

Or it could be 7 unique outcomes with 7 variables, one variable for each outcome.

Or 3 unique outcomes with 3 variables. 

In other words, the Personality-style quiz is just a simple tabulator, it can't accommodate things like 5-point scales. But variables would.

Anybody else?

I have been doing some work this week with FluentForms and one of my plugins to enable a custom integration. Someone wanted to use FluentForms Pro, which they already own, as the financial engine.

I was able to get this working, and I've spent a little time adapting that code today to work with another plugin https://dplugins.com/downloads/hoster/

I was able to hook up FluentForms payments and set up to work with Hoster and generate licenses on sales, cancel on refund and increase expiry on subscription payment

In this example video, https://share.techarticles.co.uk/4guBQ6GB, you can see it in action.

I've previously been able to link FluentCart to the hoster plugin too.

I am also working on a low-overhead version of my post access manager to work with Fluent Forms, too. It makes sense to me to use what's already installed for these small e-commerce instances. It has a fluent form, so why not link it and use it, I haven't considered just how useful e-commerce is on fluentforms so I was impressed.

It's worth noting that subscriptions require FluentCart Pro, and the plugin in the demo is real; it's free. It was just using artwork I had on the machine.

Built a FluentForms to LearnDash Connector plugin in about 10 minutes for a client's site. They have been using LearnDash but needed a more robust registration setup that you can't set up in FluentCart yet. Simple to set up, and I didn't have to pay for Uncanny Automator or WP Fusion just to make this simple connection happen.

Signup, payment, and account creation all done through FluentForms. The connector plugin provides users with access to LearnDash. Connector even handles revoking access on refund. Welcome emails triggered in FluentCRM.

Thankful for good documentation, making this very easy.

It would be cool to have this functionality built into FluentForms.

Is there a (simple) way to connect FluentForm and FluentCommunity if the two plugins run on 2 different domains?

Is there an option to enable Stripe Checkout so Afterpay, Google and Apple Pay become available? All I see is Credit/Debit Card (Stripe)

I used modals on a website that contained FluentForms to manage CPT content. So, I used the featured image element. That element has a "enable crop" feature. But that renders on the main canvas. Hence, if the form is in a modal, the crop image feature renders below the modal making the full form unusable because the user cannot manage it anymore. If the form is embedded on the page without a modal, everything works. It seems, the crop image feature has a different rendering than the rest of the form elements.

I have had this tutorial on hold for a while and now I have finished the first version. I asked for additional tips from support and if anyone has anything I should add to it let me know. https://easywebdesigntutorials.com/how-to-protect-fluent-forms-from-spam/

The less words the better. This is a bit wordy though. But it goes through what I believe are the most important spam protection areas of Fluent Forms.