Difference between revisions of "Headless Form Solutions"
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Creating a form is easy and can be made in a complete code-less manner with [https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/puzzles/HTML.html HTML Puzzles]. We also provide a ready-to-use solution in the [https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/puzzles/Library.html#inquiry_form puzzles library]. | Creating a form is easy and can be made in a complete code-less manner with [https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/puzzles/HTML.html HTML Puzzles]. We also provide a ready-to-use solution in the [https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/puzzles/Library.html#inquiry_form puzzles library]. | ||
However, when talking about server side, things are more complicated, since you need to have some logic implemented on the server. Thankfully, there are plenty of headless form solutions out there. | However, when talking about server side, things are more complicated, since you need to have some logic implemented on the server. Thankfully, there are plenty of headless form solutions (aka form backends) out there. | ||
== Built-In == | == Built-In == | ||
Verge3D for WordPress | Verge3D for WordPress includes basic form backend for sending forms via email. See [https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/programmers_guide/Wordpress-Advanced-Guide.html#sending_forms here] for more info. | ||
== Cloud-Based == | == Cloud-Based == | ||
Most of these systems require fee payments, but allow greater level of customization. For example, you might implement automatic email responses, subscribes, posting to Google Docs, Slack, Trello, integrations with CRM systems such as Salesforce. Good thing, that almost everything can be configured without coding. | |||
Getform.io - https://getform.io/ | Getform.io - https://getform.io/ | ||
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== Self-Hosted == | == Self-Hosted == | ||
MailBear https://github.com/DenBeke/mailbear | These systems are free but harder to setup and require some admin skills. | ||
MailBear - https://github.com/DenBeke/mailbear | |||
PHPForm - https://github.com/phpform-dev/phpform-server | PHPForm - https://github.com/phpform-dev/phpform-server | ||
Revision as of 11:24, 31 July 2024
When creating interactive 3D web applications, you might need to implement a functionality to allow customers to submit various forms to the server. For example, the user may create an inquiry for a configured product, order a product, send screenshots or custom images to the sales staff, leave contact information, ask for help, and more.
Creating a form is easy and can be made in a complete code-less manner with HTML Puzzles. We also provide a ready-to-use solution in the puzzles library.
However, when talking about server side, things are more complicated, since you need to have some logic implemented on the server. Thankfully, there are plenty of headless form solutions (aka form backends) out there.
Built-In
Verge3D for WordPress includes basic form backend for sending forms via email. See here for more info.
Cloud-Based
Most of these systems require fee payments, but allow greater level of customization. For example, you might implement automatic email responses, subscribes, posting to Google Docs, Slack, Trello, integrations with CRM systems such as Salesforce. Good thing, that almost everything can be configured without coding.
Getform.io - https://getform.io/
OpenformStack - https://openformstack.com/
Web3Forms - https://web3forms.com/
Headlessforms - https://www.headlessforms.cloud
Self-Hosted
These systems are free but harder to setup and require some admin skills.
MailBear - https://github.com/DenBeke/mailbear
