Michael Davis

A/B testing, or split testing, is the method of comparing two versions of a web page or call to action to see which performs better.You compare the two versions by showing one or the other variant to similar visitors at the same time. The one that gets a better conversion rate wins!
This plugin provides a shortcode to help you easily run your own A/B tests on forms created using Formidable Pro. With the provided shortcode you tell it two forms to alternate showing randomly and it tracks the conversion rate.
<h4>How to use</h4>
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<li>Install the plugin using the Installation directions</li>
<li>Add this shortcode to the page or widget area where you want the alternating forms to show: [inm_frm_ab_test forms=”25, 26″]</li>
<li>Replace 25 & 26 with the form ids of your two forms.</li>
<li>Optionally add title=”false”, description=”false” or minimize=”1″ to change these parameters from their default values.</li>
<li>View test results in Formidable > A/B Test.</li>
<li>When you feel you have enough data, stop the test by replacing the shortcode with a standard Formdiable shortcode to only show the winning form.</li>
<li>To start a new test, click the Reset Test Data button. This will clear all previously stored results and can’t be undone.</li>
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It is a good idea to keep your test limited and specific. This means making small variations between the two forms for each test and keep them to a single element, such as the title or button text, etc. Making large changes to multiple elements at once may still give you a successful test, but it will be more difficult to understand which particular change caused the desired improvment.

Formidable A/B Tests

Easily A/B test your Formidable Pro created forms.

Darryl Erentzen

This Plugin is an experiment, I needed to let users pick colors for entries intended to be displayed in a Calendar View. I discovered a workaround on the <a href="https://formidablepro.com/adding-a-color-picker-field/" rel="nofollow ugc">Formidable Web Site</a> that was a few years old, so I decided to grab the current version of <a href="http://jscolor.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">jscolor</a> and put it in a plugin for easier deployment.
Along the way I discovered a few other color picker libraries for jQuery, so when I get around to it I’ll add them to the plugin to give users some different display options.
Please Note: This plugin requires the Formidable Pro Plugin (https://formidablepro.com/) by <a href="http://strategy11.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Strategy11 </a>to be installed and activated before installation. Formidable Pro is an awesome plugin.

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Formidable A/B Tests vs Formidable Pro Color Picker