Podio Webforms

March 06, 2019

Podio Webforms Plugin

Easily add your Podio Webforms anywhere in WordPress via shortcode.

Easily add your Podio Webforms anywhere in WordPress via shortcode. Don’t worry about all that Podio Webform code, and you don’t have to switch to the HTML Editor to paste anything.

Just go to your Podio app’s webform page and find your code (no need to copy and paste). Look at the “Sharable Link” (e.g. https…podio.com/webforms/9876543/123456), and create a shortcode like this: [podioform appid=’9876543′ formid=’123456′]. That’s it.

Optionally, can add [podioform … showfooter=’no’].

List of Examples

  • [podioform appid=’9876543′ formid=’123456′]
  • [podioform appid=’9876543′ formid=’123456′ showfooter=’no’]
  • [podioform appid=’9876543′ formid=’123456′ footerlink=’https://podio.com/r/enlaREvfxo9M-sl8uX4EtA’]

Don’t forget to whitelist your allowed domains in your Podio settings, otherwise your forms won’t show up.

Podio Webform Tips

FYI: This is a third-party plugin, not officially from the Podio company.

Developers may contribute at https://github.com/cliffordp/podio-webforms

Installation

Automatically or manually install to wp-content/plugins/

Screenshots

  1. 1) From within your Podio app, go to the app's settings and click "Webform"

    1) From within your Podio app, go to the app's settings and click "Webform"

  2. 2) Make sure your domains are whitelisted

    2) Make sure your domains are whitelisted

  3. 3) Find your AppID and FormID (if you don't need advanced customization, skip to screenshot #7)

    3) Find your AppID and FormID (if you don't need advanced customization, skip to screenshot #7)

  4. 4) Configure the Webform settings as desired

    4) Configure the Webform settings as desired

  5. 5) For example, customize the form's look and feel, possibly with custom CSS

    5) For example, customize the form's look and feel, possibly with custom CSS

  6. 6) Custom CSS is loaded via the form, not via WordPress, so read Podio's documentation if you want to customize to this extent

    6) Custom CSS is loaded via the form, not via WordPress, so read Podio's documentation if you want to customize to this extent

  7. 7) Insert shortcode using your Podio AppID and FormID (from screenshot #3, above)

    7) Insert shortcode using your Podio AppID and FormID (from screenshot #3, above)

FAQ

Why?

Because Podio is free, cool, and very flexible. One example is webforms, which is what this shortcode plugin makes even easier. Don’t have Podio yet? Sign up now at my referral link: https://podio.com/r/enlaREvfxo9M-sl8uX4EtA

MultiSite?

It’s a simple shortcode plugin with no network admin level settings. Works fine as a regular plugin within Multisite.

How can I give back?

No need. Just enjoy. If you don’t have a Podio account yet, I’d appreciate you signing up for your free or paid account via my referral link: https://podio.com/r/enlaREvfxo9M-sl8uX4EtA

Changelog

1.2

  • March 6, 2019
  • License changed from GPLv2+ to GPLv3+.
  • Now passes the shortcode name to shortcode_atts() to allow filtering this plugin’s shortcode.
  • Text within <noscript> is now translatable.
  • Now requires WordPress version 4.6 or newer.
  • Readme compatibility changed to WordPress version 5.1

1.1

  • April 28, 2015
  • Readme compatibility changed to WordPress version 4.2.1

1.0

  • October 30, 2013
  • Initial release

Details

  • Version: 1.2
  • Active installations: 400
  • WordPress Version: 4.6
  • Tested up to: 5.1.19

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