New blog post: FormBuilder v50

[ryan]

Today a new version of FormBuilder has been released in the FormBuilder support board (our 50th version) and it has a lot of interesting new features, which we’ll take a closer look at in this post— 

https://processwire.com/blog/posts/formbuilder-v50/

[Jonathan Lahijani]

Love it.  The appending the form ID to the subject line is very convenient.  I relied on using a hook for this for the last however many years.  Nice to see it baked in.

Thank you for Bootstrap 5 support as well.

New spam features will be very helpful.  I will immediately be adding these rules:
%=search engine optimization
%=seo

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[ryan]

@Jonathan Lahijani Good idea, I need to add those to mine too. Note that %= is the default/assumed operator, so you can make it even simpler (if you want) by just entering this: 

search engine optimization
seo

The thing you have to consider here though is if "seo" can appear as part of other words? The %= operator is a partial match operator without boundaries (same as in $pages->find), so it'll match words like Passeo, Osseo, Seoul, Seola. Given that, for matching "SEO", you probably want to perform a full word match, i.e. 

~=seo

[Jonathan Lahijani]

11 minutes ago, ryan said:

@Jonathan Lahijani Good idea, I need to add those to mine too. Note that %= is the default/assumed operator, so you can make it even simpler (if you want) by just entering this: 

search engine optimization
seo

The thing you have to consider here though is if "seo" can appear as part of other words? The %= operator is a partial match operator without boundaries (same as in $pages->find), so it'll match words like Passeo, Osseo, Seoul, Seola. Given that, for matching "SEO", you probably want to perform a full word match, i.e. 

~=seo

Lol yea my excitement got ahead of me before thinking that through.