Andrei Cristea

Hello,

You can use the newly added Terms and Conditions field for this scenario. This field is available only in Kali Forms Pro and provides two types of output:

1. URL – this will allow you to set the URL of your terms and conditions page, when displayed in the front-end your field caption will be set as a link to the terms and conditions page.
2. Custom text – this will allow you to add your terms directly in the form layout, you can also use HTML code in this field.

For Kali Forms lite/free version you can add a link in your form layout to your terms and conditions page using the Freetext element, this field also allows the use of HTML code. For agreeing with these terms you can use a regular Checkbox field.

Hello again,

At the moment we only provide a basic editor for setting up the notification/email body. We are currently looking into improving this, prodiving more control over the notification layout and also including other text editors as well.

We will provide an update as soon as possible.

Have a nice day!

Hello @movingmagic,

Like I mentioned in your other posts, the latest versions are:

Kali Forms Pro 1.7.7
Kali Forms 2.2.19

You can also download the Kali Forms Pro latest release by logging in on our site and navigating to My Account > View Details and Downloads.

Hello again,

This should also be resolved in the latest version, please make sure to perform the update then test this one more time.

The latest versions are:

Kali Forms Pro 1.7.7
Kali Forms 2.2.19

You can also download the Kali Forms Pro latest release by logging in on our site and navigating to My Account > View Details and Downloads.

Hello @movingmagic,

In order to disable a specific date you just need to add this in the Disable following dates section. You will need to make sure that the date has the same format as you have set for your field in the Date format attribute.

With the latest version that we have just released you can also disable a range of dates with the help of the following syntax:
[startDate:endDate]

You can add more than one range in the field configuration, separated by a comma.
You will need to define the dates that are disabled for each date field separately.

Hello again,

This can be achieved, but it will require a bit of custom scripting. Since you are using one of our Pro plans, for your described scenario please add the following code snippet in the Custom JS section:

document.addEventListener('kaliFormProcessConstructed', function(evt){
    var startDate = flatpickr('#startDate');
    var endDate = flatpickr('#endDate');
    
    startDate.config.onChange.push(function(date){
        var nextDay = new Date(date);
        nextDay.setDate(nextDay.getDate() + 1)
        endDate.clear();
        endDate.set('minDate', nextDay)
    });
})

For this to work your two Date and Time picker fields need to have the ids: startDate and endDate. With the above script once you make a selection in the startDate field, when you open the endDate field the minimum date will be the date selected in the first field +1 day.

If you want the same date to be selectable in the endDate field then you will only need to comment out the following line from the code:

nextDay.setDate(nextDay.getDate() + 1)

We will definitely add this type of option in one of our future versions so you can configure this directly from the field instead of having to use a custom script.

Hello,

Can you please submit a help request to our support team here:
https://kaliforms.com/contact-us/

… so that we can take a closer look at this and help you with this matter?

Have a very nice day!

Hello @michalmarton,

Thank you for taking your time to report this.

We generated a pot file (you can find it in languages/kali-forms.pot) that you can use to translate the plugin.

Have a very nice day!

PS: We generated this ourselves because Loco translate does not extract strings from JS files