Release Notes

Summary: Last week a compatibility issue was discovered between the Gravity Forms Infusionsoft Add-On and FormLift due to them using the same library for the Infusionsoft SDK. This bug has been squashed and you can now enjoy both plugins working in harmony (if the GF Add-On works?). Second, we are releasing a free version of FormLift! […]

Summary: The Infusionsoft API has whats called a “Web Form” service that can be used to retrieve a form’s html. We’ve known about this for some time, and we were rather unenthusiastic about integrating in the past it because it only retrieves the STYLED HTML code which is more or less useless when used with

Summary: Bots spamming Infusionsoft web forms has been an ongoing problem for many for as long as Infusionsoft has been around. So Infusionsoft introduced a captcha option to use in web forms. The problem is however, it doesn’t look good, and it’s annoying for people to use. Nobody likes trying to ascertain what those confused

Summary: Why did we do yet another major version change? Well, we ran out of numbers for version 5. We made it all the way to 5.9.5. So, we made the decision to give FormLift its own “Form Lift”. FormLift was suffering from Shoe Maker’s son syndrome. It made the forms look great but it’s own

Summary: As FormLift’s user base is getting ever larger, we needed to take certain measures to ensure that FormLift was only being used by those whom rightfully paid for it. Thus a licensing system was introduced, and FormLift now had to be licensed in order to receive updates! Added: License Key validation

Summary: The goal for this update was twofold. First, add the ability to carry user data around a site, so if a person filled in a form on one page, their info would be auto filled everywhere else on the website. And two, have a reliable, working, intuitive system for redirecting to different thank-you pages

Summary: This was a convenience based update, allowing users to move about the plugin more fluently, and accomplish tasks more easily. For example being able to compare Form Conversion performance if they were in the same Infusionsoft Campaign. Added:  Campaigns: A custom taxonomy which allows people to add multiple forms to a campaign which they

Summary: The actual code structure of FormLift was becoming extremely chaotic as it had started as a functional programming approach, which is okay in smaller instances of plugins, however FormLift was beginning to push 12+ large files, thus a new approach needed to be taken. A ground up code restructuring took place, moving towards object