Floating CMS Blog

We've just released our new Web Form builder (beta). This new web form builder merges our existing 4-step web form builder into a single step. It allows you to easily add fields to your web forms and see the results in real-time. You can also use drag-n-drop to re-arrange your form making it even easier to create highly functional Web Forms.

To learn more and try out this new feature please go to: Modules->Web Forms.

This is a really exciting enhancement to our Web Apps framework. Now you can create Store Locator functionality with just a few clicks of the mouse. For any web app you can enable the "Address Input/Search" option which enables you to add or import an address for an item. You can then utilize the Web Apps Search Form to allow anyone to search for items within a certain vicinity of that address. Additionally we've developed 2 new modules that allow you to plot web app items on a Google map!

Click here to learn more about this exciting new feature. Once you are ready simply use the Module Manager to add { module_webappsmap} to a web page in order to display a list of web app items on a Google map. Alternatively you can use { module_webappsresultsmap} to display web app items on a Google map when using the search feature.

We've just added support so web form inquiries can utilize the new Customer Service Ticketing framework. This means regardless of whether your inquiries are coming directly via email or customers are filling in a web form on your website, you can have a consistent process for dealing with them. To take advantage of this enhancement go to Modules->Web Forms and choose any web form. Then from the Workflow drop down box choose the relevant Customer Service Ticketing account.

If you are using the Web App Search form on your website you can now have customers search for items within certain categories. To take advantage of this feature simply re-insert your Web App Search form on any web page. Then go to one or more Web App items and ensure you classify them into some categories.

Ever wanted to link Web Apps together? Imagine you have a Web App for listing students. With this feature you can now link Students to Courses and so forth. So when viewing a list of students you'd be able to click on the courses each student is enrolled in and effectively be viewing a different Web App. To enable this exciting feature go to Admin->Build Web Apps->Choose a Web App to edit. You'll now be able to add a new field type called Data Source. When you choose this type of field you'll be able to then choose another Web App to link this Web App to.