Jonathan Martínez

I’m not sure why the CSS didn’t work.

Could you turn on the honeypot feature on one of the forms and share the URL with me?

Hey Bruno.

If you want to input several email addresses, you could use a regular text field. The email field is only designed to check for one valid email.
https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/single-line-text/

Let me know if this helps.

Best.

Hey there,

Thank you for reaching out about this. We apologize you experienced this.

This field is included in our honeypot spam protection system, but there are instances where it is mistakenly displayed.

As an initial troubleshooting step, please try the methods outlined in the article linked below:
https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/add-spam-protection/#kb-empty-field-above-form

Additionally, the honeypot spam protection system can also be completely switched off by changing the setting shown in our docs here: https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/add-spam-protection/#kb-honeypot

Finally, you may also hide the field by adding CSS the CSS below to your site.

/*Remove Honeypot Field From Form*/ .frm_fields_container [class^="frm__"] { display:none !important; }

To add Custom CSS to your forms, please take a look at the article linked below.

https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/css-examples/#kb-where-to-add-custom-css

Let me know if it does the trick.

Best,

Hey Bidyut,

Thank you for reaching us about this today.

Yes, your setup is possible using the Views add-on, a custom search form, and conditionals.

Usually, we handle all of the pre-sales questions over here: https://formidableforms.com/new-topic/. The WordPress forums are meant to support the Formidable Forms lite plugin. If you have any follow-up questions, please submit a new ticket there.

Best,

Hey there,

Thank you for reaching out about this today.

We’re not HIPAA compliant. Having said this we take security seriously and any new security report is handle by our development team with the require seriousness.

All data is stored in your WordPress database, so it is as secure as you make your WordPress installation. So long as you add encryption and have followed best practices when setting up your site, then it should be safe to store sensitive data on your site.

While Formidable does not include any native support for encrypted fields – there is a 3rd party tutorial here that shows how to add encryption: https://victorfont.com/encrypt-decrypt-formidable-form-fields/

Best,

Hey Nicolas,

Of course, you can read more about it here:
https://formidableforms.com/features/form-abandonment-wordpress-plugin/

We haven’t heard from you in while. Please feel free to reply anytime.

Thank you for confirming this. I couldn’t replicate this on my test site.

This is why I did on a fresh WP installation.

1. Download and enabled Formidable Forms Lite v6.6
2. Download and enable WooCommerce v8.3.1
3. Run the import product wizard using a test CSV file that has images URLs.

The wizard has no errors and the images were correctly imported into the Woo products.

Am I missing any steps?