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One of the most useful tools you can add to your weForms is the Google Analytics module. With the module enabled you can then track and analyze website traffic and campaigns associated with your forms. Follow the tutorial below to learn how to activate the Google Analytics module in weForms. Activate Google Analytics Module Configuring Read More >

One of the valuable features of weForms is its ability to integrate 3rd party applications (called Modules) into its forms. Modules can be individually activated, but may require further configuration and integration in the forms that you create. This tutorial will show you how to enable the Modules and then provide a description of each Read More >

One of the features that you get with the pro version is the option to manage transactions from the two supported payment processors: Paypal and Stripe. Managing transactions in weForms is only available with the Pro version and uses the table format that is similar to many WordPress management interfaces. This tutorial will walk you Read More >

The weForms plugin for WordPress can be used for free, but there is a professional version that includes many other functions. What do you get with the professional version? In order to understand the difference, we will list and describe what you get with the two versions. In this article: Free Version Pro Version Looking Read More >

weForms integrates Google reCaptcha into its forms. This helps to secure the form and protect it from robots, spam or other types of automated abuse. In order to set this up, you will need to have an account with Google where you can obtain the necessary keys for your specific WordPress site. Follow the steps Read More >

The tools provided with weForms include the option to export the forms you create, export the submissions for each form, import forms, and display error logs. We describe each of these options in the tutorial below. In this article: Using the Export Tool Using the Import Tool Accessing the Error Log Exporting weForms includes two Read More >

It’s easy to create and manage forms with weForms. It’s quick and easy using a pre-built template and the drag-and-drop features. The next step is for people to use your form. How do you find the form submissions? Where do you go to see them? Fortunately, weForms takes care of this with a managing page Read More >

If you’re looking to add a form to your site, then look no further than the weForms plugin for WordPress. Adding a form is a relatively simple task and creating one is almost as simple. This tutorial will show you how to add a form using the weForms plugin in the default WordPress editor (Gutenberg). Read More >

When you create a form using weForms, you will discover that some amount of management will be required. Management tasks include editing/updating forms, creating new forms, deleting forms, and duplicating forms. The general format used for managing entries in WordPress is a table but this article will give you an example of the management page Read More >

Forms are one of the core components of business site design. Forms allow customers to sign up for newsletters, enter payment information, and ask a business for help. Forms are one of the most direct ways customers engage with a website. Dozens of plugins try to simplify form configuration. The weForms plugin does more than Read More >

weForms is a versatile form plugin. Every forms plugin requires some initial setup. weForms settings let you adjust the plugin to work correctly with your site. The default settings are fine for most users, but it’s always a good idea to review the general settings. In this article: Send Email Show Credit Enable No-Conflict Mode Read More >