Quform is a powerful responsive ajax contact form that you can easily embed into any web page in a matter of minutes. If you need a simple contact form to put on your website Quform is sure to suit your requirements. It does everything without reloading the page which makes for a sleek user experience that is sure to make a positive impression when your visitors contact you.
- Features 2.0
New: Fully tested on iPad/iPhone/Android devices
New: 3 ready to use themes (with 6 variations)
New: Style Quform easily with your own theme design
New: New Group CSS allows you to create complex form layouts
New: Many other JS and CSS improvements
Easy to install into any web page
Powerful code framework
File uploads supported
Fully customizable
Extensive documentation
3 CAPTCHA options to prevent spam: static image, new Google reCAPTCHA, Honeypot
Valid HTML5
Works in all major browsers
Multi language UTF-8 ready
Object oriented, unit tested PHP code
Form validation & filtering
Create custom autoresponders (auto reply emails)
jQuery effects
Works with or without JavaScript
Save form data to a database
Scrolls to error messages that are out of view
Can be easily embedded into a PHP or HTML page
You can adapt the Quform to be a register form, quote form or have whatever form fields you would like and as well as sending you an email, there is also the option of saving the form data to a database. You can quickly set up the form to send a custom autoreply message to the form user.
Quform has a specially built framework of validators and filters (inspired by the Zend Framework) to give you full control over the data you allow to be sent to you. The default settings will be enough for a lot of users but if you ever need to make sure the visitor completes fields correctly you will be happy you bought this!
We have included 3 ready to use themes to get you started with your form design, although you can easily change the styles to suit your own website.
Quform uses UTF-8 encoding by default which means that form information submitted in many other languages will make it through to you. This is obviously essential if your site is non-English. Of course it works perfectly in English as well.
We’ve added support for file upload fields. You can have these uploads attached to the email that is sent to you. You can also store them in a folder on your server.
- Requirements
A basic knowledge of PHP is recommended to be able to adapt the form, however the documentation is extensive so you may not need any
- Quform Changelog
Replaced deprecated jQuery.load() usage
Updated PHPMailer to the latest version
v2.2.0 - 15 June 2016
Added -Redacted- number validator
Added a file smtp-check.php to help debug SMTP connection issues
Fixed button text vertical alignment in Firefox
Updated PHPMailer to version 5.2.16
v2.1.3 - 16 June 2015
Fixed an issue with required file upload fields in IE10+
Updated the jQuery Form script to the latest version
v2.1.2 - 28 May 2015
Fixed reCAPTCHA error after the first form submission
Improved reCAPTCHA validation
Updated the qTip2 tooltip script to the latest version
v2.1.1 - 22 January 2015
Fixed a class not found error when using SMTP
v2.1.0 - 13 January 2015
Added support for the new reCAPTCHA
Changed the sample MySQL code to use mysqli
Added documentation on form value data types
Added documentation on using a Honeypot CAPTCHA
v2.0.3 - 5 August 2013
Made it simpler to get submitted form values in custom email content
v2.0.2 - 29 July 2013
Fixed duplicate scripts.js inclusion on the sample contact form
Fixed textarea spacing issue
Added overflow scrollbar to the global error message
v2.0.1 - 3 April 2013
The JavaScript code to change a select menu to a text input field has been changed to a jQuery plugin that can be used on multiple elements
Fixed a CSS issue with reCAPTCHA
Added a Blank theme template to the resources
v2.0 - 20 March 2013
Version 2.0 is now responsive and we have made many improvments so you can style and modify Quform even quicker and easier
Added support for form themes
Added support for grouping form elements to create complex layouts
Added more button styles
Added Regex filter
Added WordCount, InArray and Regex validators
Fixed a bug with the Date and Time elements when they are not required fields
Removed the plain text email part
Updated jQuery to 1.8.3 and verified full compatibility with 1.9.1
v1.8 - 12 September 2012
Changed the form process code to run inside a function. You can now prevent the form submitting and return an error with custom code. Because of this change, the form configuration settings have changed to an array.
It's now easier to have a global form error above/below the form
Added Date and Time elements to the examples, and Date and Time validators
Changed to HTML5 doctype and valid HTML5
Moved the JavaScripts to the footer
Fixed a CSS issue if some layouts are used without pagestyles.css
Added an easily visible error message if the server is running PHP4
Added a search function to the documentation and added more troubleshooting help
Updated JavaScripts: jQuery to 1.8.1, SmoothScroll to 1.4.6, jQuery Form to 3.15, qTip2 to latest
v1.7.1 - 25 July 2012
Added a "Confirm email" validator and instructions
The form now resets before redirecting
Use native json_encode if available
Added more troubleshooting help to the documentation
v1.7 - 23 February 2012
Renamed to Quform
Changed the mailing script from Swiftmailer to PHPMailer
The default form success action is now to reset the form and display the success message above the form
Fixed the success redirect for non-Ajax mode
Added code to prevent the form being submitted more than once by accident
Changed the email to display label and value on the same line
Updated jQuery to 1.7.1
Updated the jQuery Form plugin to 2.95
Updated qTip2 to the latest version
Added a class to elements that have errors
Success redirect now only needs to be set in the process.php file
Added the submitter IP address to the notification
File upload information is now shown the notification email, if the uploads have been saved to the server then links to the uploaded files are also shown
v1.6 - 16 August 2011
reCAPTCHA field now supported
The form now automatically scrolls to the first error and success message if not in view
The email "From" address is now a required configuration setting to prevent problems on some hosts
"Success handlers" have been removed and the form process logic has been moved to one placeA PHP enabled server (version 5 or greater)
