Well, hot on the heels of v. 0.50 comes v. 0.51 with a bug fix related to the “any number” required field. There were a number of small bugs related to the functioning of that field which have been repaired in this version. Please be aware, the changes include a small modification to the FormBuilder database. While this modification should proceed without difficulty, you may want to back up your WordPress database installation before running the upgrade. You have been warned.

As always, please be aware that this is BETA software and should be treated as such. Please post questions and comments specifically related to this release in the comments area below.

UPDATE: 0.51 contained a serious bug which left forms disabled in some browsers. This post has been updated to contain version 0.52 instead.

You can download FormBuilder v. 0.52 here: FormBuilder 0.52

- The Friendly FormBuilder Repair Guy.

Well, though it was somewhat long in coming, we are releasing FormBuilder v. 0.50. Please be aware that there are numerous changes in this version including the following:

• Various CSS layout changes
• Added ability to separate label and value for radio buttons and select boxes with “value|label”.
• Changed required data field type from enum to text to allow greater flexibility.
• Added “any number” required data field.
• Added ability to load a custom CSS file which will over-ride the default css options.

You will also need to be aware that this software is still considered to be beta grade software and therefore may have undocumented features (or bugs).

You can find it here. FormBuilder 0.50

Thanks to all of you who have tried the FormBuilder plugin and given us feedback on it. We’ve been working hard to squash the bugs and improve it based on your suggestions.

Version 0.42 squashes a number of bugs that were found in the previous versions, and adds the ability for additional pluginable modules to be developed. We’ve replaced the somewhat vague “action” text field, with a dropdown list of modules (yet to be developed) which can be used to process the form results.

You can find it on the downloads page.

We’re happy to announce the first public release of the FormBuilder Plugin for Wordpress. While obviously this is not our final release, it has many of the features we initially envisioned the plugin having. We’re calling this our public beta version 0.33.

You can download it from our Download page.