General Form Settings

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Form Name
This name is used for admin purposes

Form Status get_statuses_types() as $type) { ?>

Change the status from Published to Draft to prevent form output without removing the shortcode.

Form View get_form_views() as $view):?>

Change form view from Classic to Modal to show your form in modal window.

"; foreach ($style['elements'] as $rule_name => $rule) { echo '.amoforms .amoforms_' . $rule_name . ' {' . Helpers::prepare_styles($rule, FALSE) . '} '; } echo ""; $modal = $style; } } $modal_opts = [ 'text' => $form->get('modal')['text'], 'style' => isset($modal) ? $modal['elements']['modal_button'] : '', 'id' => isset($modal) ? $modal['id'] : '', 'active' => $settings['view'] !== 'classic' ]; echo $this ->engine() ->loadTemplate('partials/modal_edit') ->render($modal_opts); ?>

Google Analytics

Integration with Google Analytics allows you to monitor the effectiveness of channels where leads are received from, assess the effectiveness of marketing campaigns and make business decisions accordingly.
Once the lead is closed due to successful sale, amoCRM will communicate this result to Google Analytics.
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For detailed instructions see Google Analytics amoForms guide.

Confirmation

After someone submits a form, you can control what is displayed.
By default, it is a message but you can send them to another WordPress Page or a custom URL.

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