Your Account


You will require an account to use this plugin. With an account you will be able to:

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You will need to enter your application key in order to enable the form shortcodes. Your can find your API key in your account settings:

WooCommerce Carts

Process Stale Carts PREFIX . '_stale_cart_map')); ?>
Send Stale carts to
after it has sat for: 		hours

The plugin adds a tracking script to your WordPress pages. This plugin offers the ability to use web form and content block shortcodes on your pages, posts, and sidebars that will render an Web Form/Dynamic Content block. This allows you to maintain your dynamic content, form styling, and configuration within .

Options Content WooCommerce Access Control

$object): if ($object->type == 'password') { $has_password_fields = true; }; endforeach; } ?>

Using Access Control

You can use password custom field objects to control access to areas of your website. For a given password custom field, you can create rules for for each object to control which pages will require a valid login to access. Thus you are able to create multiple unique membership areas within your WordPress site.

No Password Custom Fields Configured

To use the access control system on your website, you will first have to add at least one contact password custom field to your account. Once you do have a contact password custom field created, you will be able to configure the access rules here

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URLs for the custom field.
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Using Web Forms and Dynamic Content Blocks

You can insert content into your Pages/Posts by copy/pasting the appropriate short code below, or you can use the custom Gutenberg (look for Blocks), or via your visual editor, look for the 'Insert Shortcode' button:

The tables below are cached. If you added or removed blocks or forms in , you may want to clear the cache.

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Available Web Form Shortcodes

children() as $child) { echo ""; echo ""; } ?>
Form Name Shortcode
"; echo wp_kses($child->name, array()); echo "[" . PREFIX . "_form id='"; echo wp_kses($child->id, array()); echo "']

No Web Forms Configured

To use the web form shortcodes, you will first have to add some Web Forms to your account in . Once you do have Web Forms configured, the available shortcodes will be displayed here.

Available Story board Shortcodes

children() as $child) { echo ""; echo ""; } ?>
Storyboard Name Shortcode
"; echo wp_kses($child->name, array()); echo "[" . PREFIX . "_storyboard id='"; echo wp_kses($child->id, array()); echo "']

No story board Configured

To use the story board shortcodes, you will first have to add some Web Forms to your account in . Once you do have Web Forms configured, the available shortcodes will be displayed here.

Available Dynamic Content Block Shortcodes

children() as $child) { echo ""; echo ""; } ?>
Block Name Shortcode
"; echo wp_kses($child->name, array()); echo "[" . PREFIX . "_block id='"; echo wp_kses($child->id, array()); echo "']

No Dynamic Blocks Configured

To use the Dynamic Content Block shortcodes, you will first have to add some Dynamic Content Blocks to your account in . Once you do have Dynamic Blocks configured, the available shortcodes will be displayed here.

Plugin Options

API Key value=""/>
Enable Popup Pre-Loading? value="1" />
Enable Content Pre-Loading? (uncheck this if you use caching) value="1" />
Show Gutenberg Blocks ? value="1" />
Show Button on Post/Page editors? value="1" />
Use Theme CSS for Forms value="1" />
Use Theme CSS for Dynamic Blocks value="1" />
This is a multi account website value="1" />