Forms with chart from VAB
by Vladimir Anatol`evich Brumer 5 (2 reviews)

Forms with chart from VAB

Simple Plugin for creating forms, inquirer and questionnaires with the ability to display the results in the form of charts.

Forms with chart from VAB ranks #25,318 among WordPress.org plugins with 20+ active installations, is #1,055 of 2,622 in the Contact Forms category, a 5/5 rating from 2 reviews, and was last updated Sep 22, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1
v1.2.4 Current Version v1.2.4
Updated 22 hours ago Last Update on 22 Sep, 2026
Refreshed 9 hours ago Last Refreshed on
#1,055 of 2,622 in Contact Forms Top 50% by installs Actively maintained
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Active Installs
20+
-53.5%
KW Avg Position
34
54 better
Downloads
5.2K
+11 today
Support Resolved
0%
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Rating
100%
Review 5 out of 5
5 (2 reviews)

Next Milestone 30

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Forms with chart from VAB

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Yes. You can add any id and class to a form by adding the form_id and form_class attributes into a [VABFWC] shortcode. For example: [VABFWC id="2228" form_id="ThisID" form_class="new-class two-new-class"]
To display the results of the form in any other place, you need to add the shortcode «VABFWC_Graphic». For example. 1. For page and post editor [VABFWC_Graphic id="2228" title="Title for shortcode" tag="h4" class="my_class"] 2. PHP code echo do_shortcode( '[VABFWC_Graphic id="2228" title="Title for shortcode" tag="h4" class="my_class"]' );
id - form identifier (required); title - text before displaying form results (optional); tag - the tag in which the title will be wrapped (optional). Allowed tags - h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, div, p, center; class - Sets the style class for the tag (optional);
VABFWC_validate_filter - Returns either true or false. If any condition returns true, the form will stop working (message will not be sent) VABFWC_fields_filter - Returns a string to display on the screen. Allowed HTML tag with attributes «type», «id», «class», «name», «value», «checked», «onfocus», «onchange» VABFWC_message_filter - Returns a string to display as text (message) VABFWC_message_after_filter - Returns a string to display as text (message). Fires after a successful email has been sent.
Examples of using filters: 1. VABFWC_fields_filter. The code below will add a hidden field via the "formInput" class, which will be with a default value of "WordPress". Only the tag without the will be output (see description above for VABFWC_fields_filter) add_filter( 'VABFWC_fields_filter', 'VABFWC_fields_filter', 10 ); if ( !function_exists( 'VABFWC_fields_filter' ) ){ function VABFWC_fields_filter( $str ){ $str = '<label for="new_field" >' . '<input id="new_field" name="new_field" type="text" class="formInput" value="WordPress"/>' . '</label>'; return $str; }} 2. VABFWC_validate_filter. The code below will stop the form from submitting if at least one condition returns «true». add_filter( 'VABFWC_validate_filter', 'VABFWC_filter_function', 10 ); if ( !function_exists( 'VABFWC_filter_function' ) ) { function VABFWC_filter_function( $str ){ if ( !isset( $_COOKIE['my_cookie_agree'] ) || $_COOKIE['my_cookie_agree'] !== 'agree' ) { // first return true; } if ( sanitize_text_field( $_POST['new_field'] ) !== 'WordPress' ) { // second return true; } }}
The first condition checks for a «cookie» with a value of «agree» set. Let's say you have an "I agree" button on your site that, when clicked, sets a «cookie» with the value «agree», which means that the user has consented to the use of cookies. Thus, until the user clicks the "I agree" button, the form will not work, and the life of the bots will become more complicated; The second condition checks the value of the hidden field, if it is different from the default value («WordPress»), further processing of the form will be stopped; 3. VABFWC_message_filter. If a «cookie» with a value of «agree» is not present (the user has not consented to the use of the «cookie»), the code below will display a message to the user. add_filter( 'VABFWC_message_filter', 'VABFWC_message_filter', 10 ); if ( !function_exists( 'VABFWC_message_filter' ) ){ function VABFWC_message_filter( $str ){ if ( !isset( $_COOKIE['my_cookie_agree'] ) || $_COOKIE['my_cookie_agree'] !== 'agree' ) { return $str = esc_html__( 'Использование cookie отключено в настройках безопасности Вашего браузера, либо не дано согласие на их использование', 'VAB' ); } }} 4. If we need to add filters for a particular form, we can use the global variable «post» and check the post/page id: add_filter( 'VABFWC_validate_filter', 'my_filter_function', 10 ); function my_filter_function( $str ){ global $post; if ( $post->ID == 1652 ) { if ( !isset( $_COOKIE['my_cookie_agree'] ) || $_COOKIE['my_cookie_agree'] !== 'agree' ) { return true; }}} 5. VABFWC_message_after_filter. After successfully sending an email, we can perform any of our calculations and display their results on the screen add_filter( 'VABFWC_message_after_filter', 'VABFWC_message_after_filter', 10 ); if ( !function_exists('VABFWC_message_after_filter') ){ function VABFWC_message_after_filter( $str ){ global $post; if ( $post->ID == 11057 ) { // do something $str .= 'Hellow'; } if ( $post->ID == 11052 ) { // do something $str .= 'World'; } return $str ; }}
The log files are in the uploads folder. Folder structure example: ... ├── your.site.com ... ├── wp-content │ ├── languages │ ├── plugins │ ├── themes │ ├── upgrade │ ├── uploads │ │ ... │ │ ├── VABFWC │ │ │ ├── your-site-com │ │ │ │ └── Diagram │ │ │ │ ├── «form ID» │ │ │ │ │ ├── .htaccess │ │ │ │ │ ... │ │ │ │ │ ├── «log files» │ │ │ │ │ ... │ │ │ │ │ └── index.php │ │ ... │ └── index.php ├── wp-config.php ...

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