The Prospect Farmer

The Prospect Farmer plugin was developed to make extremely easy to insert forms to capture prospects in your pages and posts.

Features

• Create “form shortcodes” easily and use them within WordPress posts and pages
• Use any name for the created form shortcode (ex: [tpf:myprospectform])
• Visual editor for adding The Prospect Farmer script.
• Global tinyMCE button available in the editing toolbar for inserting created shortcodes.
• Globally disable the shortcode when not needed.
• Can disable the shortcode, showing it to admins.

An example usage

1. Create a form in the The Prospect Farmer App.
2. Paste the script code in the box given and save it.
3. Use [tpf:yourformname] in your posts and pages.
4. The form will shown in the posts and pages where you use it.

Resources

• Documentation
• Support
• Report Bugs

1. Extract the zipped file and upload the folder theprospectfarmer to to /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress.
3. Go to the “The Prospect Farmer” admin page. Admin page is under the “Settings” menu.
4. Enter a shortcode name.
5. Paste the form script code in it.
6. Then use the shortcode [tpf name="name of the shortcode"] in your post. ex: If “myform” is the shortcode name, then just use [tpf name=myform] in your posts. You can use the The Prospect Farmer button on the Visual Editor too.

I’ve created a shortcode, how to use it?

For example, consider you made a shortcode “myform”. Then you should use the shortcode [tpf name=myform] in your post.

How to temporarily disable a shortcode?

Just check the “Temporarily disable this shortcode” in the shortcode admin page to disable it.
Note: When you disable a shortcode, the shortcode will not be executed in the page.

1. 

   The Prospect Farmer admin page with some shortcode created.

2. 

   Using the shortcode in a post.

3. 

   Output of the shortcode (The shortcode gets replaced with the form).

4. 

   Insert shotcodes easily into editor using the TinyMCE post editor button.

1.2

• Tested to be compatible with WordPress 4.4.1

1.1

• Change the format of the shortcode from [tpf: shortcodename] to [tpf name=shortcodename] to be compatible with the new versions of WordPress

1.0

• Initial Version.