• My client needs me to add a form that his customers can fill and send it to him.

    So, I created the custom form using Microsoft word. I uploaded the word form using Add Media feature into the Media Library.

    Then I give the user access to the form my making a link to the form in the Media Library.

    The only way for the user to use the form is to click on the link, press the Save As option to save the form on their computer, fill it and then email it to my client.

    Is there a better way of doing the above? I know I can create a form within wordpress but was hoping to give my client a more detailed form with tables and all.

    Please help,
    T

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  • You can create the form from within WordPress and style it nicely. You client can get detailed info on his/her side – you can also choose to save the form content for future access.

    Saving, printing the form and scanning and emailing is a pain in the a$$… I wouldn’t do business with a company that still operates that way. Rather have a quick small form on the site and have the client email the form instead – that way it will not be too difficult to follow up on the deal

    #justsaying

    I am not a genius… let’s see what other guys out there think

    Contact Form 7 is highly customizable.

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-7/

    It is one the top plugins in use.

    Downloads: 11,335,868

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