CaptainForm provides a Reset button in the Form Editor. This means that when the button is enabled, form users may reset the form if they want to. To locate this option, go to the Form Editor section and click on the Send button, below the form layout. On the left, […]
If you have problems finding the widget, check if you have the latest version of the CaptainForm plugin installed on your website. You may go to the CaptainForm main site and download the latest version. Once the plugin is updated, go to the Appearance → Widgets section of your WordPress […]
In some browsers, the verification code, even if typed in correctly, is not accepted. To solve this, make sure that cookies are enabled in your browser. If they’re not, enable them. Type in the verification code again and submit the form.If cookies were already enabled in your browser, delete them […]
It really depends on who receives the emails and what email client the recipient is using. Because HTML is a combination of both simple text and HTML codes, there’s a probability that the content will not appear accordingly to all recipients or it could be even rejected by the […]
To pass user input from one form to another, you’ll need to head over to the Settings → Notifications section of your form. Scroll down to Form User Options and go to Thank You Page and Redirects. Select the option Redirect with custom variables and a text box will appear […]