It’s full of bugs

Hi @alecs722 ,

We are very sorry that you have to face this form’s broken issue. But it seems you haven’t contacted our support center (help.wpmet.com) to solve the problem yet. We have a dedicated support team here to solve any kinds of problem regarding our plugin. Please open a support ticket and we will inspect the problem properly to give you a quick solution.

Waiting for your valuable response and we are always here to help you.

Regards

Hey @alecs722 ,

We haven’t received any response from you since the last reply. Please open a support ticket at our support center (help.wpmet.com) and let us inspect the problem. Giving 1 star doesn’t solve your problem I guess. So. it would be better if you cooperate with us to find the actual problem and let us give you a proper solution.

Regards

Hi @alecs722

This caused an issue cause we both used the same calendar plugin to make our form. And there is an old version issue. means they used the old version of the calendar plugin.
This is actually not our plugin issue. nor elementor. But you rated one star for this.

We request please change this or contact our support team so we can help you with this.

Regards

Here’s the thing: It’s got bugs anyway you want to twist it and blame others. (Not cool btw)

Anyways, I gave it some thought, and I appreciate the effort and the concept, not to mention the fact that it’s free. So I’m changing my 1 star, to 2 stars because the fact of the matter is, from my experience, it’s unusable at the moment. However I’d love to see it work.

Here are the issues:
1. If you create a “Selection” field, when you actually select something, the background of the tab goes to white, no matter what other colors you’ve chosen. So if your text is white, you’re screwed. Not to mention the fact that if the background is another color, it looks really bad.

2. When you put a slider with dual-select under the aforementioned, it jumps to 0 with both handles, making it impossible to use.

Those were however the only features I used. Afterwards, I gave up trying to find a solution to those 2 problems and went back to Elementor’s own Form.

The problem is, MetForm messed with that as well. I couldn’t use the “Calendar” field anymore because it inherited (I think) the values from MetForm and the arrows to change the month were huge and couldn’t be resized in any way. I spend hours trying to fix it and to figure out why my Elemntor forms started misbehaving and started uninstalling plugins. After I uninstalled MetForm, it went back to normal.