This week we’ll take a look at a new version of FormBuilder that's on the way (with a screencast), as well as the latest version of the core: ProcessWire 3.0.140.
There are a couple of new features coming to FormBuilder that I wanted to communicate here. But rather than write about them, I figured I’d show you instead. Here’s a screencast (8 min) that demonstrates two new features coming soon to FormBuilder v40: forms within forms, and paginated forms. Both are fully functional already (as seen in the video) though still in testing and receiving some finishing touches. I expect to have the version ready to release hopefully later this month.
This week there’s a new version of the ProcessWire core on the dev branch, version 3.0.140. The primary difference between this version and the last is that this version adds the FieldtypeToggle module that I mentioned last week. Meaning you can now create ProcessWire fields that use the Toggle type. (See last week's post for more about this new input/field type in ProcessWire).
In addition to that, the Toggle Inputfield (added last week) field also received several upgrades as well. One of the most visually apparent is that you now have an option of presenting the toggle field as something that also looks like a toggle button (in addition to the existing radio button and select options) — here's a couple of examples:
Hope you all have a great weekend and enjoy reading the ProcessWire Weekly!
This latest version of ProcessWire on the dev branch adds a new Inputfield module called “Toggle” that is an alternative to the existing Checkbox Inputfield. It also adds a nicer way to make column width adjustments to your fields when editing a template. This post covers all the details with screenshots and a short video. More
This week’s dev branch version brings you improvements to ProcessWire’s $input->cookie API variable, adds a new hook, and now lets you modify system URLs and paths at runtime, along with a few examples to demonstrate just how useful this can be. More
“Yesterday I sent the client a short documentation for their ProcessWire-powered website. Today all features already used with no questions. #cmsdoneright” —Marc Hinse, Web designer/developer
Joe Regan
Nice!
Is it possible to link to a certain step of a multi page form?
I don't think it would be super common or a problem but was curious!
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Mélanie
Thanks!
It will help a lot! I will definitely "convert" one of my big form to multi-pages. It will probably not solving all my problems related to multiple forms, chained together, but I will definitely enjoy this new version. :-)
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HMCB
- 5 years ago
- 22
★★★★★PW just keeps getting more awesome. I just hope Ryan finds the time to finish FormBuilder between all those cat-playing sessions.
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Tom Reno
- 5 years ago
- 61
★★★★★Oh man, those FormBuilder features are killer! Amazing work as always Ryan.
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Ivo
- 5 years ago
- 11
★★★★★Great work yet again Ryan! From one cat man to another :-)
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