Kévin Tessier 1f8585e9af addmodular 6 years ago
..
app 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
assets 1f8585e9af addmodular 6 years ago
classes 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
templates 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
vendor 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
.eslintrc 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
CHANGELOG.md 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
LICENSE 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
README.md 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
blueprints.yaml 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
composer.json 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
form.php 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
form.yaml 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
gulpfile.js 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
languages.yaml 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
package.json 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago
webpack.conf.js 967f6c0e3e firstcommit 6 years ago

README.md

Grav Form Plugin

The form plugin for Grav adds the ability to create and use forms. This is currently used extensively by the admin and login plugins.

Installation

The form plugin is easy to install with GPM.

$ bin/gpm install form

Configuration

Simply copy the user/plugins/form/form.yaml into user/config/plugins/form.yaml and make your modifications.

enabled: true

How to use the Form Plugin

The Learn site has two pages describing how to use the Form Plugin:

Using email

Note: when using email functionality in your forms, make sure you have configured the Email plugin correctly. In particular, make sure you configured the "Email from" and "Email to" email addresses in the Email plugin with your email address