Releases: AllTerrainDeveloper/forms
Releases · AllTerrainDeveloper/forms
Release list
v1.2.2
What's Changed
- The title bar stops loading the whole builder by @juanlentino in #58
- Release AllTerrain Forms 1.2.2 by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #62
Full Changelog: v1.2.1...v1.2.2
v1.2.1
What's Changed
- Register the recent-entries widget in window.openStationWidgets by @juanlentino in #60
- Release AllTerrain Forms 1.2.1 by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #61
Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.2.1
AllTerrain Forms 1.2.0 — A better builder on your phone
AllTerrain Forms 1.2 makes building forms on a phone practical, with tap-to-add fields, full-width editing panels and Save controls that stay within reach.
A better builder on your phone
- Tap to add fields. Open Add a field, choose a field type, and edit it in a full-width inspector. Tap Done to return to the canvas.
- Reach every action. The toolbar wraps on narrow screens, secondary actions use compact icons with accessible labels, and the tab strip scrolls horizontally.
- See the whole form. Folded side panels no longer leave clipped text over the canvas, and field cards stay within its width. Name fields and multi-column rows adapt in previews as they do in published forms.
- Use the keyboard, too. Palette fields support keyboard activation. Mobile editing inputs use larger text to avoid unwanted iOS zoom.
Thank you, Juan
These improvements come from Juan Lentino (GitHub @juanlentino, WordPress.org @juanml) in PR #56. Juan is now credited in the plugin's WordPress.org contributor list.
Existing forms and saved data keep their current format. Update normally through WordPress, or install the attached allterrain-forms.zip.
Full changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0
v1.1.0
What's Changed
- Add YAML form portability and validated MIO editing by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #53
- Release AllTerrain Forms 1.1.0 by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #54
Full Changelog: v1.0.1...v1.1.0
v1.0.1
What's Changed
- Fix condition dialogs and total display for 1.0.1 by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #52
Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.0.1
v1.0.0
What's Changed
- Improve formula pickers and conditional logic editing by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #51
Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v1.0.0
v0.1.0
What's Changed
- Edit the field where it sits, and draw it as it will look by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #1
- Make every setting a field type declares reachable from the builder by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #2
- Analytics window, and the demo data that made it possible to build by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #3
- Fix everything a full review of the plugin found by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #4
- Import forms from Contact Form 7 by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #5
- Import forms from WPForms by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #6
- Import forms from Gravity Forms by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #7
- Give the import page a way in on a desktop by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #8
- Open the import row in the shell, not in a browser tab by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #9
- Stop the theme picker cutting its last card in half by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #10
- Offer the import instead of waiting to be found by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #11
- Bring the stored submissions across, not just the forms by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #12
- Bring stored entries across from Gravity Forms and WPForms too by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #13
- Keep native windows unscrollable, and paint theme changes this frame by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #15
- Require OpenStation — the desktop is the product by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #14
- Let a dark preview sit on the card instead of through it by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #16
- Give the Total field a formula editor by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #17
- Require WordPress 6.9, which the abilities already did by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #18
- Put the forms in WP Explorer, and write down what it would not let us say by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #19
- Forms becomes a real app inside WP Explorer by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #20
- Label the control, not the box it came in — and keep the inspector on its side by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #21
- The rails trade places with a fly-over, the way they used to by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #22
- The WYSIWYG answers to the form theme and nothing else by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #23
- Conditions edit in place, and validation speaks the builder's language by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #24
- The custom-rule editor is a real child window, not a dialog by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #25
- The Save bar stops hiding, and every control wears the shell by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #26
- The action bar leaves the scroller: a flex footer, not a sticky trick by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #27
- The logic panel's rules become cards, and every word gets to finish by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #28
- The Formula editor button stops impersonating its row by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #29
- The repeater becomes a real container by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #30
- The demo survey learns what everyone spent the quarter on by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #31
- The report's wide charts scroll instead of escaping by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #32
- Forms learn to retire by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #33
- Forms learn to celebrate by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #34
- The builder wears the theme it lives in by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #35
- Every field card becomes a little window by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #36
- The field becomes the window's content, not a box inside it by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #37
- The hand appears over everything that lifts, and sub-fields become windows by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #38
- Fields refuse the site theme's fixed height by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #39
- Confirmations get the condition builder their copy promised by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #40
- Forms learn to feed the newsletter by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #41
- The MailPoet window earns its brand by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #42
- WP.org review: four-letter prefix, enqueued styles, readme, public-route hardening by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #43
- A form can be deleted — and the Trash gives it back by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #44
- The canvas previews the drop before it happens by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #45
- Keep OpenStation theme tokens out of the form previews by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #46
- Answer the WordPress.org review: consent, permissions, and sanitising early by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #47
- Widen the upload blocklist to the executable spellings it forgot by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #48
- A spam/ham correction obeys the form's Akismet switch, not just Akismet's presence by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #49
- The get-entry gate asks about the entry's form, not the blanket question by @AllTerrainDeveloper in #50
New Contributors
- @AllTerrainDeveloper made their first contribution in #1
Full Changelog: https://github.com/AllTerrainDeveloper/forms/commits/v0.1.0