FormOrbit
| 开发者 | mahfuzar |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月9日 18:15 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
FormOrbit is a visual WordPress form builder for contact forms, registrations, surveys, polls, quizzes, applications, feedback forms, and multi-step workflows. Build in WordPress, keep your entries in WordPress, and publish anywhere with a shortcode.
A WordPress form builder for real business workflows
Create responsive contact forms, lead-generation forms, quote requests, event registrations, customer surveys, scored quizzes, polls, job applications, booking requests, newsletter forms, and multi-step onboarding forms without writing code. FormOrbit keeps form management and submission data inside WordPress while giving administrators a focused visual builder.
Free and Pro now share the complete field and design toolkit. Pro adds licensed connections to payment gateways, email marketing and CRM platforms, calendars, SMS providers, Zapier and webhooks.
Build forms without code
- Drag-and-drop field ordering with responsive live previews
- Multi-step forms with editable stage names and progress navigation
- Text, name, email, long text, dropdown, radio, checkbox, number, date, time, phone, website, consent, upload, rating, slider, hidden, HTML, heading, page-break, and CAPTCHA fields
- Safe field-type conversion while preserving compatible labels, choices, styling, and validation
- Conditional field visibility, required fields, validation, and AJAX submission
- More than 30 ready-to-customize templates for common business workflows
- All style presets, font family and font sizes, heading size, line height, colors, field spacing, button design, form padding and corner radius
- Calculations, groups, repeaters, signatures, agreements, commerce and WordPress post fields
- Scoped custom CSS, saved themes, responsive field widths and configurable icons
- WordPress-native entry storage with filtering, pagination, deletion, and CSV export
- Polls with live percentage results
- Scored quizzes with configurable answers and points
- Analytics for views, unique visitors, engagement, submissions, conversion, dates, and individual forms
- Admin email notifications and customizable success messages or redirects
- Login requirements, submission limits, honeypot protection, and Google reCAPTCHA support
- Built-in SMTP presets for Mailgun, Brevo, SendGrid, Amazon SES, Postmark, Mailjet, MailerSend, Gmail, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Outlook, Zoho Mail, and custom SMTP
- Import tools for WPForms, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, Contact Form 7, Formidable Forms, and Forminator
- JSON, CSV and XML form export, plus importing from public HTML form URLs
- One-click form and field duplication and easy shortcode or PHP-template copying
- Save & Continue, personalized visitor emails, scheduled email follow-ups and PDF attachments
- Admin-only Edit this form links on public forms
- Stripe, PayPal, and Square hosted checkout plus bank-transfer workflows
- Mailchimp, AWeber, Brevo, ActiveCampaign, Kit, GetResponse, GoHighLevel, calendars, Zapier, and webhooks
- Twilio, Vonage, MessageBird, and Telnyx SMS notifications
- Scheduled SMS follow-ups through configured providers
安装:
- Upload the
formorbitfolder to/wp-content/plugins/. - Activate FormOrbit in the Plugins screen.
- Open FormOrbit > Add New.
- Build and save your form.
- Copy the generated
[formorbit id="123"]shortcode into any post or page.
常见问题:
Can I build multi-step forms in the free version?
Yes. Add and rename stages, move fields between them, and publish the completed form with the generated shortcode.
Where are submissions stored?
Entries are stored in your WordPress database and managed from the FormOrbit Entries screen. FormOrbit does not require a third-party form-storage account.
Can I send email through my own provider?
Yes. Email Delivery includes presets for popular SMTP services and a custom SMTP option. Your provider may require an app password, SMTP credential, or verified sender domain.
Does FormOrbit include spam protection?
Yes. Forms use WordPress nonces, server-side validation, sanitization, a honeypot, rate protection, and optional Google reCAPTCHA.
Can I import forms from another plugin?
Yes. The Tools screen supports several popular WordPress form-builder exports. Both editions can also inspect a supported public HTML form from a website URL and convert its fields into an editable form.
Does the free plugin collect payments?
Product, quantity, price, donation and total fields are included in Free. Connecting a payment gateway requires Pro and a configured provider account. Card details are collected on the provider's secure hosted checkout page, not stored by FormOrbit.
Will my forms disappear if FormOrbit Pro is deactivated?
No. With FormOrbit Free 6.0 or newer active, all fields and design controls continue to work. External Pro integrations require an active Pro license. Saved service settings are retained when switching editions.
Do I need FormOrbit Free when using Pro?
No. FormOrbit Pro includes the shared builder and can run by itself. If both editions are installed, keep both updated to compatible versions.
更新日志:
6.0.2
- Rename editor stages to pages, preserving custom names.
- Page tabs and newly added pages scroll to their editor section with keyboard focus and reduced-motion support.
- Hide the Pro field catalog in Free while preserving existing saved fields.
- Hide calling codes when country selection is disabled.
- Add per-field font family, size, weight and italic controls.
- Preserve edited preset colors and improve appearance settings layout.
- Shared builder feature set across Free and Pro: advanced fields, all templates and presets, typography, custom CSS, saved themes, access controls, Save & Continue, visitor email templates and PDF notifications.
- Form exports in JSON, CSV and XML and public HTML form importing are now available in Free.
- Pro licensing now gates external payment, CRM, calendar, SMS and automation integrations rather than field and design controls.
- Added heading size, line height, form padding, form corner radius, input padding and label-weight settings.
- Added admin-only public-form editing links and a WordPress toolbar menu.
- Fixed cross-stage drag-and-drop commits, responsive field widths, nested field editing and move-out controls, icon alignment and save error feedback.
- Improved preview typography and submit styling, retained nested saved-progress values, refreshed expired draft tokens, and corrected access scheduling to use the WordPress timezone.
- Preserved existing form IDs, shortcodes, fields, entries and dormant service configuration.
- Automatically refresh expired submission tokens and retry once without clearing entered fields.
- Keep security validation enabled and avoid retrying ambiguous network failures.
- Fix preview stylesheet loading so the popup does not appear at the page bottom.
- Keep editor scroll position while opening and closing preview.
- Display stages as connected editor sections and move fields between them.
- Duplicate fields, configure scoped custom CSS, and use rich-text confirmation messages.
- Show the submit button on the editor canvas with left, center, or right alignment.
- Reveal embed codes immediately after saving a new form.
- Customize stage heading size and hide public stage names.
- Add hex color inputs and seven distinct free appearance presets.
- Improve national phone-number grouping for supported default countries.
- Renamed Usage Insights to Compatibility Profile and replaced the technical explanation with concise customer-friendly guidance.
- Clarified that compatibility reporting never includes forms, entries, passwords, payment information, or visitor data.
- Expanded the WordPress.org description with practical form use cases and Pro workflow examples.
- Replaced the style-preview Dashicon with a centered, self-contained preview symbol.
- Matched the preview button height and alignment to the adjacent Style Preset selector.
- Replaced the Create Form Dashicon with a self-contained SVG so the symbol remains visible with FormOrbit Pro and custom admin styles.
- Normalized the Create Form icon size, alignment, and contrast across supported WordPress admin themes.
- Improved site-profile compatibility and surfaced server validation messages.
- Made profile synchronization automatic when a valid Pro license is active.
- Rebuilt the Upgrade to Pro screen with a complete categorized feature showcase.
- Added support for the reorganized Pro form Settings workspace.
- Improved direct links to editor settings and document options.
- Added optional site-profile reporting for Free and Pro installations.
- Added transparent usage-sharing controls and disclosure in FormOrbit Settings.
- Added daily profile refreshes with a stable installation identifier.
- Replaced the Plugins screen Settings shortcut with a direct Add New Form action.
- Corrected vertical alignment for icons in create, preview, field, embed, copy, and resource buttons.
- Improved consistent button spacing across the form manager, builder, and Tools screens.
- Improved the installed-plugin description to communicate FormOrbit's main use cases and capabilities.
- Added a prominent Go Pro action beside Settings and Deactivate; it disappears automatically when Pro is active.
- Rebuilt the WordPress.org description around clear use cases, Free features, migration tools, security, and data ownership.
- Added a complete FAQ and transparent FormOrbit Pro feature and pricing information.
- Added builder compatibility and upgrade previews for Pro commerce fields, SMS providers, scheduled follow-ups, and public URL importing.
- Extended safe field-type conversion for the new Pro field families.
- Merged the standard and recommended Pro field catalogs into one field picker.
- Added provider presets for Mailgun, Brevo, SendGrid, Amazon SES, Postmark, Mailjet, MailerSend, Gmail, Microsoft 365, Zoho Mail, and custom SMTP.
- Clarified safe field-type conversion in the builder.
- Added Analytics & Reporting with form views, session-based unique visitors, engaged visitors, submissions, conversion, daily activity, form filters, and date ranges.
- Added safe field-type conversion to the field settings panel.
- Added a Settings action beside Deactivate on the WordPress Plugins screen.
- Added a polite, dismissible WordPress.org review request for established Free installations.
- Corrected editor field-icon vertical alignment.
- Improved Pro integration empty states and prevented audience/list controls from being cut off.
- Added the Free-side compatibility layer and upgrade preview for Pro WordPress Post Fields.
- Added WordPress.org plugin banners, icons, and screenshots.
- Improved plugin branding, directory listing presentation, and readme formatting.
- Fixed minor interface inconsistencies.
- Added directory screenshots, plugin icons, and banner assets.
- Fixed minor presentation issues.
- Added international phone entry with a configurable default country, visitor country selector, live formatting, and E.164-style server validation.
- Added customizable child-field widths inside Pro groups and repeaters, with responsive full-width defaults for newly added children.
- Added a compact live width control beside nested child actions.
- Improved live move-out and drag-out behavior for fields nested inside Pro containers.
- Kept the stage and Add field toolbar visible while scrolling long forms.
- Added responsive one-to-four-column option layouts for checkbox, radio, poll, and quiz fields.
- Expanded the native icon gallery with common business, communication, product, scheduling, accessibility, and social icons.
- Improved the live builder and real-form preview for option-column layouts.
- Added a guided advanced-calculation editor for FormOrbit Pro.
- Fixed the Group and Repeater child-field popup layout so controls remain organized and responsive.
- Added persistent live-canvas actions for moving or deleting child fields.
- Added drag-out support for moving a nested child back into the main form.
- Replaced the wide Pro duplicate-field button with a compact accessible icon action.
- Kept general product information in Free while moving licensed documentation, changelog, and support resources to Pro.
- Moved Field Group and Repeater child settings into a spacious responsive modal.
- Made child fields on the live canvas and in the sidebar open the same focused editor.
- Improved child-field labels, numeric controls, choices, content editors, and actions at every screen size.
- Added direct selection and focused editing for fields nested inside Pro groups and repeaters.
- Replaced the crowded advanced child-field layout with a compact field navigator and organized single-field editor.
- Improved nested-field action reliability and added a responsive baseline for every public form.
- Rebuilt Field Group and Repeater editing as an interactive live-builder experience.
- Added drag-and-drop movement of compatible top-level fields into groups and repeated rows.
- Added inline editing for group, repeater, and child-field labels directly on the canvas.
- Added drag handles for reordering fields inside containers and inline child removal.
- Added a one-click action for moving a child field back to the main form.
- Added automatic expansion of Name and Address fields into their editable component fields.
- Moved detailed child options into a compact Advanced settings panel.
- Preserved licensed container schemas when Pro is temporarily inactive.
- Reorganized the FormOrbit admin menu around common form-building workflows.
- Moved Import / Export into a consolidated Tools screen.
- Added a Resources area with direct links to the FormOrbit changelog and product page.
- Moved licensed Support & Feedback access into Tools to reduce sidebar clutter.
- Preserved old Import / Export bookmarks with an automatic redirect to Tools.
- Replaced the example-only style preview with the form currently open in the builder.
- Added a Preview button beside Save form for opening the current unsaved form in a same-page modal.
- Added desktop, tablet, and mobile viewport controls to the live preview.
- Added live multi-stage navigation and current appearance settings, field layouts, Pro fields, and safely scoped custom CSS to previews.
- Added shared Undo and Redo controls with keyboard shortcuts and a 60-step builder history.
- Added history coverage for fields, stages, nested containers, appearance settings, confirmations, and access controls.
- Added nested-field builder support for true Pro Field Group and Repeater containers.
- Added compact child-field editing with type, label, placeholder, choices, required status, and numeric controls.
- Added drag-to-reorder controls for fields inside Pro containers.
- Added an explicit compatibility conversion path for legacy groups and single-value repeaters.
- Improved builder previews so groups and repeaters display their actual child-field layouts.
- Replaced the large editor Embed panel with a compact Embed button beside Save form.
- Added an accessible, responsive Embed dialog for copying the WordPress shortcode or PHP template code.
- Added overlay and Escape-key closing with focus returned to the Embed button.
- Added a persistent Embed panel directly to the form editor.
- Added one-click copying for the WordPress shortcode.
- Added a ready-to-copy PHP template snippet for trusted theme and plugin templates.
- Revealed both embed formats immediately after a new form is saved for the first time.
- Added the advanced Divider design panel used by FormOrbit Pro.
- Added live Divider previews for labels, solid, dashed, dotted, and double rules.
- Expanded the searchable Pro field-icon gallery with 28 additional business, content, device, and workflow icons.
- Added a Pro-only one-click field duplication shortcut in the builder.
- Completed the FormOrbit filename transition by removing the legacy webform.php entry file.
- Standardized the distributable package on formorbit.php and FormOrbit-branded include filenames.
- Established a clean major-version baseline for future WordPress.org and direct updates.
- Renamed the primary plugin entry file to formorbit.php.
- Renamed all PHP include files from class-webform- to class-formorbit-.
- Added an automatic legacy entry-file migration so existing installations remain activated after updating.
- Renamed generated form-management, email-delivery, import, submission, and AJAX actions to FormOrbit.
- Kept legacy action handlers so existing saved links and integrations continue working.
- Renamed all user-facing admin page URLs from webform to formorbit, with safe redirects for saved legacy links.
- Added an accessible Hide label on public form option for supported fields.
- Added compatibility support for the new Pro Divider element.
- Fixed Pro field schema sanitization when premium field types are enabled.
- Changed the generated and displayed shortcode to
[formorbit id="123"]. - Kept the previous shortcode available only as a compatibility alias for existing embeds.
- Moved every upgrade action to the organized
/plugins/formorbit/marketing page.
- Connected every Free upgrade action to the dedicated FormOrbit Pro marketing page.
- Updated product branding and campaign tracking for the new FormOrbit purchase journey.
- Renamed the plugin to FormOrbit with the unique
formorbitslug and text domain. - Updated Free and Pro upgrade messaging, menus, settings, and documentation to the FormOrbit product identity.
- Preserved the existing shortcode, stored forms, entries, hooks, and internal identifiers for backward compatibility.
- Moved webhook delivery completely into the separately distributed Pro add-on.
- Sanitized submitted field values before validation, conditions, and extension hooks.
- Hardened decoded builder settings and form schemas before storage.
- Expanded the Google reCAPTCHA external-service disclosure.
- Updated the WordPress.org contributor identity and removed the unavailable generic plugin URI.
- Added past-only, future-only, unrestricted, and custom ranges for Date fields.
- Added server-side date range validation using the WordPress site date.
- Added adjustable visible rows for Long Text fields with live builder previews.
- Added shared support for the expanded Pro field-icon gallery.
- Added a dedicated Name field with responsive first-name and last-name inputs.
- Added the Rich Text / Agreement field to the visible Pro field catalog.
- Added shared builder support for Pro rich-text editing, media, previews, and safe frontend rendering.
- Preserved Rich Text fields in locked mode when FormOrbit Pro is unavailable.
- Moved the secure Preview shortcut beside each active form title.
- Simplified hover actions by removing the duplicate Preview link.
- Redesigned the Forms screen as a unified, compact management dashboard.
- Added segmented All Forms and Trash navigation with clear counts.
- Added instant form-title and ID search.
- Added one-click shortcode copying with visual confirmation.
- Improved form metadata, action discoverability, entry links, status badges, dates, and responsive mobile cards.
- Added an All/Trash switch to the Forms screen with secure restore and permanent-delete actions.
- Permanently deleting a trashed form now also removes its stored entries.
- Consolidated confirmation-related extension controls into the Confirmation panel.
- Added discoverable previews for Pro visitor emails, Save & Continue, and PDF attachments.
- Clarified the difference between admin notification delivery and visitor confirmations.
- Fixed empty builder alignment on blank and failed-import forms.
- Improved Formidable XML field discovery and normalized JSON or serialized choice data into individual options.
- Prevented imports without a usable form structure from creating empty forms.