Click Elements > Forms at the Left Menu.
Drag-and-drop the element on page. Blue rectangles will appear to indicate the locations where a form may be dropped.
Text Field
The Text Field may be used in your form to type text which is fairly short, and does not need to be split in lines. Now click over the Text Field you have added and you will see a set of options displayed in the right pane of the Form editor.
Text: the text users fill in will appear just as they typed it
Password: the text will appear as **** so other users may not see it
Hidden: can be used when you need to gather system-related information (like IP or browser used to submit the form) or add data which users should not see. A hidden field will not be visible on the page.
File*: visitors can upload image, audio, video and other binary files to your site. When your site visitors submit to the form on your site you will receive an email with the information and a click-able link to the "File" they uploaded.
Default Value - This value will be pre-filled upon opening of the form and the visitor will be able to change it. The following special strings will be replaced with the corresponding values:
$date - Date in format YYYY-MM-DD
$date_time - Date and time in format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM
$browser_ver - Browser version and type of operating syste
$referrer - The page the visitor came from (referrer page)
$ip - Visitor's IP address
*Files - In order to preserve the files sent via web form, the Form needs to be connected with a Database. Files that become part of the database will use the account storage and will remain accessible as long as they are in the Database. File links that are sent to an email do not use account space and expire in 2 weeks.
Checkboxes: used when there is a list of possible options and the user may select any number of choices from them. A stand-alone checkbox may also be used for a single option that the user may turn on or off.
Checkboxes are available in the Form element found on the Left Menu > Forms. Select the element to see the customization options in the right panel.
Call-To-Action button: automatically added in both the Form and Contact Form elements found on the Left Menu > Elements > Forms. To make it a Call To Action button for sending a form, click on it and from the Link drop-down menu select {Submit Form}. You can create a Form {Reset} button using the same process. Use the editable field in the right panel to change the Caption text the button will display.
Form Properties can be accessed by clicking on the Form Settings button on the Right properties panel.
Next Page: define which page from your site should open after successful submission of the form (it may be a 'Thank You' page for example) or leave empty.
Send to Email: to send the content of your form to your email use the Send to Email feature.