Pimcore FormBuilder

Release Plan

Release	Supported Pimcore Versions	Supported Symfony Versions	Release Date	Maintained	Branch
3.x	`6.0` - `6.3`	`3.4`, `^4.0`	17.07.2019	Feature Branch	dev-master
2.7	`5.4`, `5.5`, `5.6`, `5.7`, `5.8`	`3.4`	27.06.2019	Bugfix only	2.7
1.5	`4.0`	--	18.03.2017	Unsupported	pimcore4

Installation

"require" : {
    "dachcom-digital/formbuilder" : "~3.1.0"
}

Installation via Extension Manager

After you have installed the FormBuilder Bundle via composer, open pimcore backend and go to Tools => Extension:

Click the green + Button in Enable / Disable row
Click the green + Button in Install/Uninstall row

Installation via CommandLine

After you have installed the FormBuilder Bundle via composer:

Execute: $ bin/console pimcore:bundle:enable FormBuilderBundle
Execute: $ bin/console pimcore:bundle:install FormBuilderBundle

Upgrading

Upgrading via Extension Manager

After you have updated the FormBuilder Bundle via composer, open pimcore backend and go to Tools => Extension:

Click the green + Button in Update row

Upgrading via CommandLine

After you have updated the FormBuilder Bundle via composer:

Execute: $ bin/console pimcore:bundle:update FormBuilderBundle

Migrate via CommandLine

Does actually the same as the update command and preferred in CI-Workflow:

Execute: $ bin/console pimcore:migrations:migrate -b FormBuilderBundle

Usage

Go to Settings => Form Builder Settings and create your form.
Open a document and place the form area brick like any other bricks via drag and drop.
Use the edit button at the right top corner to configure your form.

Also make sure you've included the flash template if you want to have some success messages after a redirect. It's also possible to render a form via Twig or even within a controller method. Click here to learn more about the form rendering types.

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