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https://developers.fluentforms.com/Developer resources for Fluent Forms, featuring the Fluent ORM ActiveRecord implementation for database interaction, detailed model references (such as Form, Submission, and Entry), and a comprehensive REST API guide with endpoints for forms, analytics, settings, and integrations.
Protector helper is located in the \FluentForm\App\Helpers\Protector namespace. It provides a set of static methods for handling data encryption and decryption to ensure security within Fluent Forms.$query = wpFluent()->table('fluentform_forms')
->select(['id', 'title', 'form_fields', 'type'])
->where('has_payment', 1)
->whereBetween('created_at', ['2022-12-30 00:00:00', '2023-12-30 23:59:59'])
->when($formId, function ($query) use ($formId) {
return $query->where('id', $formId);
})
->orderBy('id', 'ASC');SubmissionMeta model manages metadata associated with form submissions. It maps to the fluentform_submission_meta database table (prefixed with {$wpdb->prefix}) and uses id as its primary key.// Class: FluentForm\App\Models\SubmissionMeta
// Extends: Model
// Source: app/Models/SubmissionMeta.phpFormMeta model (FluentForm\App\Models\FormMeta) manages metadata associated with forms. It maps to the fluentform_form_meta database table (prefixed with {$wpdb->prefix}) and uses id as its primary key. It maintains a belongsTo relationship with the Form model via the form() method.When a user clicks the submit button, the client-side process executes these steps:
fluentform_submission_failed is triggered on the form object.fluentform_submission_success is triggered on the $form object with the server response.Submission model (FluentForm\App\Models\Submission) manages form entry data stored in the fluentform_submissions table. It uses id as the primary key and extends the base Model class.use FluentForm\App\Models\Submission;
// Retrieve a single submission by ID
$submission = Submission::find($id);
// Retrieve a set of submissions with conditions
$submission_set = Submission::where('id', '>', 0)->limit(10)->get();The server-side submission process follows a strict five-step sequence handled primarily within the SubmissionHandlerController::submit() method.
fluentFormSanitizer based on the form's field rules.The plugin follows a structured architecture for developers:
app/: Contains the core logic, including Api (facades), Helpers, Hooks (actions/filters), Http (controllers/routes), Models (ORM), Modules (feature-specific logic), Services (business logic), and Views (PHP templates).assets/: Compiled CSS/JS.boot/: Application bootstrapping and bindings.database/: Database migrations for forms, submissions, and logs.guten_block/: React 18 source for the Gutenberg block.resources/: Source files for assets (Vue 2 admin, jQuery public, SCSS) and translation files.IntegrationManagerHelper class provides static helper methods used internally by integration controllers. Extension authors should use these helpers when building custom integrations that need to mirror the standard registration and settings shape of Fluent Forms.get method or relationship access) are instances of the FluentForm\Framework\Database\Orm\Collection object. These collections are iterable, allowing them to be used in foreach loops, and support chainable map and reduce operations for advanced data manipulation.// Basic iteration
$forms = FluentForm\App\Models\Form::where('status', 'published')->get();
foreach ($forms as $form) {
echo $form->title;
}
// Chaining operations to filter and transform
$forms = FluentForm\App\Models\Form::all();
$titles = $forms->reject(function ($form) {
return $form->title === false;
})->map(function ($form) {
return $form->title;
});/wp-json/fluentform/v1/report/overview-chart endpoint.curl -X GET \
'https://your-site.com/wp-json/fluentform/v1/report/overview-chart' \
-H 'X-WP-Nonce: <nonce>' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json'