This documentation is for “do it yourself” implementation of Google Analytics with Caldera Forms that requires custom coding. We have an add-on that provides Google Analytics
Proper search engine optimization (SEO) is an important part of creating a successful site that gets traffic. SEO has tons of factors, including creating the
Creating an intuitive WordPress contact form is an essential part of your sales process. Learn some simple steps to improve its effectiveness.
Earlier this week we released an update to Caldera Forms and three new payment processors. The week of releases continues as we have pushed updates to three of our plugins today: Easy Queries, Easy Pods and Clarity for FacetWP.
Using Authorize.net with WordPress is made possible with Caldera Forms, and the Authroize.net payment processor plugin. This document shows you how to integrate Authorize.net with WordPress using responsive forms created with Caldera Forms.
Learn how to configure the BrainTree for Caldera Forms add-on and accept credit cards on your WordPress site.
A simple, default form processor, useful for creating order or invoice numbers when collecting invoice payments or creating a WordPress registration form.
This screencast will show you how Caldera Forms makes creating a WordPress registration form or other type of form with lots of conditional fields simple to create.
Run action, our “do it your self” form processor is a simple tool that lets developers use Caldera Forms as a front-end and process the data anyway they choose. In this new release, the add-on grew the ability to fire a filter, and there is more control over when it runs.
How to use file upload fields, a free feature of Caldera Forms, to accept single or multiple files with WordPress form submissions.