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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sense Forms] Suggestion: Delete field confirmation@usrbingeek Good call, and sorry you had that scare, losing a field with a lot of values and rules in it is exactly the kind of thing that shouldn’t happen from a stray click.
We have added a confirmation step to the delete-field button: it now asks you to confirm (and names the field) before removing it, so an accidental click won’t wipe your work. It’ll be in the next update. Thanks for flagging it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sense Forms] Form Abandonment TrackingThanks for laying this out so thoroughly, the lead-recovery case, the re-engagement numbers, and the point about preserving someone’s in-progress work if they lose the page are all fair, and I can see why it’s important to you. You have genuinely made the case well.
To be straight with you about where we stand: what you are describing is capturing and storing data as it’s typed, before the person submits. That’s a real, valuable feature, several competitors offer it and it’s something we can do, but only if we build the whole thing around it properly: an explicit consent/warning gate, a configurable retention policy with automatic deletion, and full integration with WordPress’s data export and erasure tools. We already have the privacy building blocks (consent field, IP anonymisation, retention cleanup, export/erase), so we are well placed to do it right but “do it right” is the operative part, and it deserves its own considered release rather than a quick addition.
So: this is firmly on our radar as a feature we want to build, opt-in and off by default, with the consent and retention controls that keep it safe for site owners and their visitors.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sense Forms] Form Abandonment Tracking@usrbingeek Great question, and I want to be precise about it.
Form Abandonment Tracking records a signal, not the entered data. When someone starts filling a form (fills at least one field) and then leaves without submitting, we log which form it was, how many fields they’d filled, the last field they interacted with, and how long they spent. Importantly, it does not save the values they typed, nothing half-entered is stored, which is deliberate on the privacy side, so there aren’t “partial submissions” with their data to view.
@usrbingeek This is a good one, and something we want to improve, on longer forms, having to scroll back up to the palette and properties is real friction. We are planning to keep those panels in view (scrollable in place) rather than making you jump to the top. Thanks for the detailed write-up.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sense Forms] Suggestion: Move the Save Button@usrbingeek 100+ mis-clicks is a fair complaint, and a valid one. We are looking at keeping the builder’s action bar (Save/Preview) pinned and clear of the WP admin menu so it’s harder to hit the wrong thing. Thanks for flagging exactly where it hurts.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sense Forms] Suggestion: Help Text size and filtering of HTML@usrbingeek Thanks for both of these. You are right that the help text runs small, improving its default size is an easy win and it’s on our list. On HTML formatting: we like the idea of allowing links and basic emphasis in help text, and if we add it we’ll do it with a safe, restricted set of tags so it can’t become a security risk. Appreciate the suggestion.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sense Forms] 1.7.9 Enabling conditional logic@usrbingeek Glad to hear it. Thanks for confirming, and for the original report that surfaced it. I’ll mark this resolved. If anything else comes up, you know where to find us.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Sense Forms] 1.7.9 Enabling conditional logic@usrbingeek Quick update: this is fixed in 1.7.10, which is now live. Update from Plugins → Updates and the conditional-logic settings will stay isolated to the field you set them on. If you have a moment after updating, let me know it’s behaving and I’ll get this thread marked resolved.