Adding forms to Magento with Jotform is pretty easy. Kindly follow the steps below to learn how.
1. Create your form at www.jotform.com
2. After creating your form, get your form’s default embed code. Here’s how:
2.1. Click the “Publish” button in the toolbar.
2.2. In the Publish wizard, please go to the “Embed” tab. Click the orange “Copy Code” button.
3. Go to your Magento admin page, click “CMS” menu then choose “Static Blocks”
4. Click “Add New Block” to create a new block on your page.
5. Configure your block information, add title, identifier and enabled block. Then click on “HTML button“, paste your Form Code and then Save. See screen below:
6. You’re done! If you want to create a menu item in the navigation bar for your new created block, please watch this video.
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What about Magento 2.3? These steps are for an older version.
Do you know if you make a pdf fillable form and upload it here and it will get fill automatically? -Ella
1 year ago
Hi Jot,
i have created a custom form for magento websites so could you tell me that when someone will submit the for then admin should get form details to his email id ..i mean thant can admin get email with details when form is submitted ......thanks
Help would be higly appreciated thaks
Can this My Forms tab, where the actual forms are stored, be shown in the Magento backend admin panel, so that we dont have to click an additional link to check the forms
I'm having trouble formatting the form. It's very squished to one side in spite of performing the steps exactly as they are listed (layout: 1 column). Is there a reason/solution for this?
How to add a terms & Condition checkbox before submit button such that terms & condition is hyperlink that opens the terms & Condition pdf?
Can this My Forms tab, where the actual forms are stored, be shown in the Magento backend admin panel, so that we dont have to click an additional link to check the forms
Ok fine. But what about data? Is the data storing in databse after form submission? That is more important.. right?