Easy Web Forms For WordPress Blogs: New Formstack WordPress Plugin
Let’s face it, WordPress is not just a great blogging platform, it has become an easy Content Management System for small and big businesses alike. That is one of the reasons we are truly pumped to release our new Formstack WordPress Plugin which will allow you to use any of your Formstack web forms with ease in any WordPress site. Our web form plugin for WordPress features:
- Ability to embed a web form widget in your blog or site’s sidebar
- Automatically embed any Formstack web form into a page or post using a short code
- Native Formstack button on your WordPress Tiny MCE Editor (Menu Bar)
- Works with Free and Paid Plans
In the upcoming days we will highlight specific ways that you can use this plugin but here are just a few ways that you can use the it and the widget:
- Create Contact Forms for your WordPress Blog or Website
- Easy online lead generation forms
- Use PayPal or other Payment Integrations for online order forms
- Integrate your WordPress contact forms with Highrise, Salesforce, MailChimp and more for easy contact management & email marketing
We have put together a quick video to highlight some of the features. You can also visit our WordPress Plugin page to view more screenshots as well as to download the plugin and get started using your Formstack web forms in your WordPress blog or website.
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About the Author
Chris (@chris_c_lucas) is the director of business development. He manages many of Formstack's marketing efforts with a special interest in discovering how social and online marketing can help Formstack grow, while building strong relationships with external partners. With a background in PR, communications, and marketing, he has experience in working for a wide variety of industries including Sporting Goods Manufacturing, Bio/Pharma Marketing and High Tech PR. A Purdue graduate, Chris loves watching college sports, enjoys playing ice hockey, and most importantly can't wait till his son laces up his first pair of hockey skates! Follow him on Twitter (@chris_c_lucas) for more updates!
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I have a simple paypal form I want to include in my wordpress site and wondering if your plugin is right for me.
Here is my form: http://www.s1017182.cp.webhostmanage.com/paypalform.htm
I would like to put it into a widget so I can put it in the side bar.
Any advice?
Thanks in advance,
Dave Adams
Hi Dave,
Our forms integrate with PayPal so you would be able to do this if you used our forms and our WordPress plugin/widget. If you want more information you are welcome to email us support at formstack dot com. Thanks!
Having trouble installing formstack plug in.
it installed and i see both plug in and widget. i linked the API properly, however i’m not seeing the Formstack icon on the “Pages”
Hi Dan,
Please send a support ticket to support at formstack dot com and we can help you out. Thanks!
Hi just wondering if i can use this plugin for registration process?
Thanks
Hi Stuart,
Not sure what you mean by ‘registration process’? The plugin can be found in WordPress and gives you an easy way to access your online forms and Formstack account through your WordPress site. You are welcome to send a note to support at formstack dot com to give more detail. Thanks!
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I am also looking for a way to use FormStack for the WordPress registration process. Since that concept didn’t seem clear, here is the use case.
1) User wants to gain access to material in wordpress blog/site
2) User opens formstack from
3) User [enters real name, username, likes, dislikes, and any number of things i want to capture]
4) User is given payment options and successfully completes payment
5) Pertinent User data fields are passed to wordpress and user is created
6) User is prompted to log in using credentials to gain access to data (or is given access at that time)
That would be an ideal start.
Thanks!
-X-
Hi Xavier. Thank you for your interest in Formstack. We’d love to help, but via the blog forum is probably not the best medium to do so. If you email support@formstack.com, they will get you started in this process.
Thank you so much!