Clean. Money maker. Fortune saver. Makes me look good. These were some of the words and phrases Formidable users entered into our Word Cloud last month.
3 Pricing Lessons Learned the Hard Way
For us, pricing is more about our people (you!) than it is about pennies. We last introduced a pricing change in January 2016. We've been listening since then, and you've taught us a thing or two.
In Development: v2.03 for Easy Multi-Page Forms and a Form Builder Community Site
August has been a busy month for us, and we've got exciting news to share with you. The best news comes first, of course. Welcome the newest addition to the Formidable family.
Improved WordPress Graphs for your Forms
As I assist Formidable Pro users at our help desk, recurring needs and patterns come to my attention. Over the past few months, I noticed Formidable's graphs were getting quite, well, dusty. So I
Drag and Drop Uploads Plus Text Calculations
The features included in v2.02 have been highly anticipated for a long time and we're excited for you to check them out! This release knocks out at least 15 suggestions in our help desk, including a
Authorize.net AIM Add-On for WordPress
Understanding Terms of Online Payment Solutions Google "how to accept online payments" and you’ll come up with “about 151,000,000 results” After this article is published, we can chalk it up to
Stripe Payment Form for WordPress
Until now, Formidable has only been able to accept Paypal payments via the Paypal add-on. Happily, Formidable users now have another option with the new Stripe add-on payment form for
WordPress Lookup Fields Have Arrived!
WordPress Lookup Fields After several months of working on version 2.01.0, a juicy new field type has been added to the menu: WordPress Lookup Fields. The idea for this new field type came as a
Client-side Validation, Specialized Field Types & More
Three new versions of Formidable (v2.0.23-2.0.25) were released in March. Here are some of the most noteworthy changes, including client-side validation, specialized field types & more. Keep in
More Flexible Input Masks & more
If you're not a regular change log reader, there are a lot of new features you may have missed over the last few months. For example, one new feature is a more flexible input mask. Added to the most
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