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Forms RB

Overview

Forms RB is a WordPress plugin designed to help you create, manage, and publish forms using a clean and predictable workflow.

The plugin focuses on clarity and structure, making it suitable for both simple contact forms and more advanced data collection scenarios.

What is Forms RB

Forms RB allows you to:

• create and manage forms inside the WordPress admin
• configure form fields and validation rules
• publish forms on pages and posts
• collect and manage submitted data (records)

The plugin is built to integrate naturally into the WordPress admin interface without introducing unnecessary complexity.

Forms as a content type

Forms RB introduces a dedicated Forms section in the WordPress admin menu.

Each form is treated as a standalone entity:

• with its own configuration
• its own set of fields
• and its own submission records

This structure makes it easy to manage multiple forms across a website.

Publishing forms

Forms created with Forms RB can be published in different ways.

Typical use cases include:

• embedding forms into pages
• placing forms inside content layouts
• using forms as standalone elements

Different publication modes allow you to adapt forms to various layouts and workflows.

Handling submissions

Forms RB collects form submissions as records.

Submitted data can be:

• reviewed inside the admin interface
• processed by authorized users
• managed in a dedicated member area (memberplace)

This allows you to keep form data organized and accessible.

Designed for scalability

Forms RB is built with future expansion in mind.

Planned areas of development include:

• more advanced form configuration options
• flexible field types and validation
• multiple publication modes
• improved submission management and processing

All features are designed to scale without breaking existing forms.

Lightweight and predictable

Forms RB follows the same principles as other RB Plugins:

• clean architecture
• minimal overhead
• native WordPress integration
• predictable behavior

The plugin does not affect site performance and runs only when forms are used.

What’s next in the documentation

The next sections of the documentation cover:

• creating and configuring forms
• configuring form fields
• publishing forms on pages
• handling and managing form submissions

Each section builds on the previous one and can be read independently.

Next steps

• Create your first form
• Configure form fields
• Publish a form on a page
• Review submitted records