Good article. I have been using Forms to collect information for years and have settled on Formidable for the last few years as the only one I use. Collecting email addresses is a must and really simple to do. I've only just started to use Formidable and the functionality, and supporting documentation has been excellent.
Thank you for this guide. Another similar option that I've used which also works great is to use the "Send Email" action, which allows you to include a file attachment an automated email back to the person filling out the form. I like this option because you are guaranteed that the email address will be a valid one, or else they won't receive the email! Great suggestion. As long as you have a reliable email system set up so you can be confident emails are going through, this is a great option.
This is a nice option. But how do you attach the file that has been uploaded via the "download manager form"? And if I send a mail with the file, can I do it without showing the view to the user? You can send the uploaded files as an email attachment without a view.
Or you can include the View shortcode right in the email. This is a built in feature of our pro version. If you need help with this, please reach out to our support, and we are happy to assist. For multiple white papers: I'd like to not ask the visitor to fill out the form if they have done before, but still I'd like to get a notification when they download additional files. Hi there, Thanks for your question. It sounds like you're looking for more of a members-only area?
Hi I am very interested in the functionality described in this post. However it does not seem to be available in the free version of the plugin. Do I have to upgrade in order to get it? Thanks for a quick reply. Hi there, Yes, the above tutorial does require features only included in the paid versions of the plugin.
You would need to upgrade in order to create this setup using Formidable Forms. Or can the filename be passed via an url parameter and use one form? Otherwise if I have many files, creating many forms is not a dynamic solution Sure, you can upload multiple files in the same form. It'll just need an extra filter if you don't want to show all the files at once. Would I get access to this functionality with the basic version of the plugin or would I need the pro?
Your email address will not be published. Get the tools you need to revolutionize your workflow and architect a masterpiece. Build the most advanced WordPress forms and actually use the data you collect in meaningful ways. Approximate read-time: 4. Get it for free! Subscribe on YouTube. What is gated content? Gated content is online materials like as white papers, reports, or guides that require users to fill out a form before they can access them.
Using WordPress and want to get Formidable Forms for free? Comments This doesn't test that the email is valid, I know I've done this before with your help pointing to the correct article, but months later can't find it Would be great to have an automated solution for this repetitive task.
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Viewed times. Monster Monster 5 5 silver badges 20 20 bronze badges. You need to tell us what file needs to be downloaded afterwards. An existing file? Something derived from the submitted form? Also how will it be downloaded? Give the user a link? Start the download immediately? Just pick one of our plans now and get started! We can get started right away. First, we audit the entire site to get familiar with how your developers set it up.
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