Creating a form to help users find what they are looking for

  • sniggel

    (@sniggel)


    4 years, 7 months ago

    Hi.

    I am looking for a form with conditions which results in the users being provided to links of what they are looking for.

    A form where I give them options, and if the conditions are right, the links which have these conditions, are provided.

    It could work like all links are present and removed as the conditions are applied, or the opposite; No links are present and they appear as the conditions are applied. Either one works for me. They don’t even have to be present before the “Submit” button is clicked.

    Does anyone know of such a plugin?

    I thought about trying a plugin which can create personality quizzes, but that will only give the users one result.

    I think I saw a menu that will do all this, but menus are present on all pages.

    Is there a plugin of such?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • johnhsmith

    (@johnhsmith)

    4 years, 7 months ago

    With WPForms’ drag & drop form builder, it is the most user-friendly form plugin for WordPress. WPForms Lite is available for free in the official WordPress plugin directory meaning you can install it on as many sites as you like for free.By this way you can create you customarized form as created by pdf.camp website.

    Thread Starter sniggel

    (@sniggel)

    4 years, 7 months ago

    If anyone was to see this question and wondering the same:

    You need a taxonomy plugin to add extra taxonomies to the posts. Taxonomies are basically “extra categories” to ta add as conditions to the users result.

    And a plugin for filtering taxonomies and meta data to add in as the “form”.

    I know my initial question said links, and not posts, but it was links to my post I meant, but creating posts with an outbound link serves the same purpose.

    The filter I installed demands the need for coding for the posts to function with the filter on a page, but works as a menu widget without any coding.
    I haven’t done it yet.
    Maybe i’ll look for another plugin where I don’t need to code.

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