Users will know that there’s 3 ways to get leads from a Web form into FLG 360:
- HTTP Post – set the HTML form action to your FLG 360 domain and set form fields to redirect your user depending on whether the form is correct or missing items.
- XML Post – use a scripting language such as PHP/ASP to post XML data to FLG 360.
- iFrame – copy and paste a small piece of code and a form magically appears on your site. This is what we’ve been improving!
Although the iFrame method has always been ridiculously easy, it’s never been very customisable. As a result many opt for the HTTP Post method when the iFrame would be perfect if only the look of the form could fit in better with the look of the page.
Well, now it can! The CSS layout of the form has been simplified (there’s only 7 selectors in the CSS), and you can now upload a customised stylesheet into your file library for referencing by the iFrame.
You can upload multiple customised stylesheets too, so each of your iFrame forms can look completely different, this is great for if you want to modify iFrames to go on your introducer’s sites or across several of your own sites.