JotForm + Gravity Forms Integrations

In this introduction, I will tell the reader who I am, what rpe I have in this project, and why I am writing this article. In addition to saying who I am, I will also give a brief overview of JotForm and Gravity Forms.

My name is _____________ and I am a developer at JotForm.com. Our company has started a partnership with Gravity Forms to integrate our two products. This integration will allow JotForm customers to create forms using Gravity Forms and vice versa.

In the next section, I will discuss how JotForm and Gravity Forms are integrated.

In this section, I will detail the process of creating a form for each product. In addition to describing the process of creating a form, I will describe how the forms can be integrated into either product.

First we will create a JotForm form. To do so, we must first go to http://www.jotform.com. Once we are on the website, we can start to create a new form. We first begin by choosing the type of form we would like to create. For this example, let us choose the “Simple Form” option. Once we have chosen the type of form, we enter an email address and name for our form as well as some general information about the form such as whether it should be private or public as well as if the form should be embedded into our website or emailed directly to us. Clicking on the field that says “A custom code based embed script” gives you the option to download a PHP file that you can place on your own website and insert into your existing code (or you can include it in a PHP file and upload it to your site. If you choose not to embed the form on your site, you may simply click on “Submit” and you will be taken to a confirmation page. On this page, you will see the URL of the form as well as a preview of what the form looks like. At this point, you may wish to use your own graphics to design the look of your form instead of using our pre-selected templates. The last step is to click “create my form” and you are done!

Next we will create a Gravity Forms form. To do so, we must first go to http://www.gravityforms.com. A window will appear asking us if we would like to sign up for an account or just try out their demo version of their software. For this example, let us choose “Sign Up Now” because that is free. Next we are asked for some personal information for registration purposes. After submitting this information, we are brought to a screen where we can select which plan we would like to use. Selecting the “Free Plan” will give us enough features for this demonstration. After selecting our plan, we are taken to another screen where they ask us if we would like them to create an account for us or if they should send us an invitation email with instructions on setting up an account ourselves. Let us choose “I want an invitation email now” since that is what is required for this demonstration. We are then given instructions on setting up an account for ourselves. We are asked for our email address again, but before hitting submit on this page, we must click on the link in our email inbox that Gravity Forms sent us so that they know where to send our account credentials. If you forget to do this step first, you will not be able to proceed until you do so unless you create an account yourself on their website (which is what they recommend if you forget. Once you have fplowed these instructions, proceed back to their website and put in your email address again, but this time hit submit instead of just refreshing the page without pressing anything. You should then be taken back to their website where there is a box titled “Create my Form” with some options below it (if not, refresh your browser. Select “Create New Form” (this option is pre-selected. and then click on “Continue” on the next page. On this new page, you will see two sections at the top. “Create my Form” and “Form Settings” (if not, click on the “+Add Form” button underneath the “Create my Form” section. Click on “Create my Form” and then click on “Continue” at the bottom of the next page under “Form Settings”. You will now be presented with a blank form where you can start adding fields. To add fields, click on the + Add Field button on the right side of your screen. On the left side of your screen, there are many different types of fields available including date/time fields, text boxes, image popups/file uploads, etc. There are even some advanced features such as conditional logic that allows you to hide certain fields based on criteria that were filled out previously on other fields or even display different fields based on selections made by the person filling out your form. When you have finished adding all of your fields, simply click on the “SEND FORMS” button at the top of your screen and it will be emailed directly to whoever you specified when creating your account (you can also save it locally if you wish.

In conclusion, both JotForm and Gravity Forms offer various features that make them useful for different situations. One product may be better suited for one situation than another but both offer high quality products that are easy-to-use making them very valuable tops for any business owner or developer looking for a spution to creating digital forms of any kind.

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