Variables & Dynamic Content
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Combine First and Last Name Fields into a Full Name Field
Using WS Form PRO conditional logic you can easily create a full name field that is automatically updated when a user enters their first or last name.
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Create a Form Summary
On a long form you may wish to add a summary of the fields the user has completed.
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Create Random Values
WS Form has two functions that can be used to create random numbers and string.
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Duplicate / Copy Field Values With #text
The #text(...) variable is used to duplicate the value of field(s) in real-time.
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Dynamic Label, Placeholder and Help Text With #text
The #text variable can be used in the 'Label' and 'Help Text' settings of fields to create dynamic labels and help text.
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Formatting Numbers Using #number_format
Numbers can be formatted in WS Form using the #number_format variable.
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How to Enable File Previews in Emails and PDF Templates
WS Form will, by default, display both a preview and file information when a file is shown in an email or PDF document. If you are not seeing a preview image or perhaps wish to hide the file information, you can change these settings. Click on WS Form in the WordPress admin menu. Click on...
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The Variable Cheat Sheet
While you can achieve a whole lot in WS Form without using variables, you can create even more dynamic and powerful forms using them.
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Transforming Strings
WS Form can transform the text entered into fields as well as transforming strings using WS Form variables.
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Using #field With Delimiter and Column Parameters
The #field variable 'delimiter' and 'column' parameters allow you to extract data from any column in a data grid as well as separate multiple choices by any character or string you wish.