This plugin allows you to easily insert WebConnex forms into your WordPress site. A WebConnex account is required.
The easiest way to embed, link to you or generate a pop-up for your WebConnex forms. Once installed embedding a form is as easy as copying and pasting the URL.
The plugin adds a button to the editor of Posts and Pages to easily allow you to create a button to link to the form or embed the form right in your WordPress site.
Works with GivingFuel, RedPodium, RegFox, and TicketSpice forms.
Simply install and active the plugin. This plugin uses shortcodes which will work in the Gutenberg editor, but the plugin is easier to use in the classic editor.
How do I get my form URLs?
The easiest way is to visit the form and copy and paste the URL from your web browser.
What’s the difference between button, popup and Embedded?
There are three different ways you can get site visitors to your form:
Can I write a short code directly?
Yes, the pop-up just makes that easy the following parameters are accepted:
The following don’t apply if the type is set to embed, but will still be accepted.
[wxform url=”https://yoursubdomain.regfox.com/form-url” type=”modal” bg=”#7BB045″ fg=”#FFFFFF”]Modal Me[/wxform]
Why does my embed or popup not work on Safari?
As of right now, we only support the link option on Safari. It has to do with the interaction of Safari and our services, and we are actively working on a better long term solution.
1.6.19 Testing on WordPress 5.7, fix for PHP 8
1.6.18 Testing on WordPress 5.4.2
1.6.17 Adding back in iFrame support for embeds for Safari
1.6.16 Removing iFrame embeds for Safari
1.6.15 License update
1.6.13 Input sanitization and security update for WordPress compatibility
1.6.12 WordPress 5.2 Compatibility and iframe library update
1.6.11 WordPress 5.1 Compatibility and style resilience
1.6.10 Internal updates
1.6.6 Moving security notice
1.6.5 Testing WordPress Compatibility
1.6.3 Fixing URL paramater for embed type
1.6 Changing how URL paramaters are added
1.5 Adding container to button
1.4 Adding container to button
1.3 Setting button to open in a new window
1.2 Renaming plugin
1.1 Updating FAQ and adding icons
1.0 Initial version