Infusionsoft Web Form JavaScript

December 18, 2014

Infusionsoft Web Form JavaScript Plugin

Easily add Infusionsoft web forms to your posts and pages. Automatically converts JavaScript to WordPress-friendly shortcodes.

We make it easy to add Infusionsoft web forms to your blog. You simply copy and paste the web form JavaScript into your post or page, and this plugin will automatically convert it to a WordPress shortcode that won’t be mangled by WordPress.

By default, the plugin lets you use the shortcode javascript. Unlike other plugins, we let you change this shortcode to anything you like, such as webform or infusionsoft.

You can even add custom CSS to your web form. Simply add a CSS attribute to the shortcode, for example:

[javascript css="float: left;" src="https://example.infusionsoft.com/app/form/iframe/5d07ccaa3e9ab94dea1f6982da9fb266"/] 

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Screenshots

  1. Configuration is optional. By default the shortcode is <em>javascript</em> and auto replace is enabled.

    Configuration is optional. By default the shortcode is javascript and auto replace is enabled.

  2. An example of a web form being displayed.

    An example of a web form being displayed.

FAQ

How do I change the shortcode?

Go to the plugin’s settings page to change the shortcode to anything you’d like. Please be aware that changing the shortcode won’t update your existing posts, so it is best to pick a shortcode before using the plugin and to stick to it.

How do I add custom CSS to my web form?

Add a CSS attribute to your shortcode, for example:

[javascript css="float: left;" src="https://example.infusionsoft.com/app/form/iframe/5d07ccaa3e9ab94dea1f6982da9fb266"/] 

How do I keep JavaScript from automatically being converted to shortcodes?

You can easily disable this feature on the plugin’s settings page.

Changelog

1.1.1

  • Included better documentation within the plugin

1.1.0

  • First release on WordPress.org

Details

  • Version: 1.1.1
  • Active installations: 80
  • WordPress Version: 2.7
  • Tested up to: 4.1.41

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