• Hello. I am going crazy trying to figure out how to integrate an executable survey created in Google Docs with my WordPress site. Does anyone know how this is done?

    I have already figured out how to embed the iframe code from the actual spreadsheet and create a new page using the html code, however, it is becomes a page that is read only.

    Does ANYBODY know how to get a survey using Google docs to look and work good on a WordPress blogsite?

    Thanks!

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  • iheller, you can link to it, if it is a big form. Or, you can follow the directions here to embed it. It worked for me in my test form, I had to adjust the height a little.

    Embed Google Doc

    (Copied & pasted)
    Have you ever wanted to embed a form into your WordPress blog page or post? Using Google Docs, it’s easy, and it can be done in a few simple steps:

    1. In Google Docs, select “Create New->Form”.
    2. Choose your questions and question types. You can select whether you want them to be mandatory or optional.
    3. When everything looks good, select “More Actions->Embed”.
    4. While editing your post in HTML mode, paste the code into your post/page.
    5. Change the width value to “100%”, and adjust the height as you see fit.

    Here are a few notes to remember while editing your page/post:

    * Every time you switch to the Visual editor, your form will be erased. You can simply go back to Google Docs and grab the embed code again.
    * If you update your form in Google Docs, it will automatically update in your page/post. You may have to adjust width/height to get rid of scrollbars.
    * To get rid of the scroll bars, change the width value to “100%” and adjust the height until the scrollbar disappears.

    Hope it helps!

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