Create PDFs From Elementor Forms Using Dynamic.ooo

[@lovrokocbek43]

This is the best tutorial I've seen in years. Thank you!

[@Elementor360]

I'm glad you liked it and than you for letting me know.

[@areaspy]

thank you very much, your explanation is perfect

[@iinrgetixx]

Exactly what I needed, thank you very much!

[@Elementor360]

I'm happy it was helpful.

[@yosmerrodriguez1377]

Excellent friend truly subscribed, I had a question, I am being presented with the fact that when I fill out the form the form is perfect in the format of thousands, the amount fields, but when I send it, it is sent without any type of format, is there any way to solve this?

[@Elementor360]

Perhaps try the Twig number format option: twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x/filters/number_format.html

[@troenderbird]

This message shows up under my Timber-installation: We recommend switching to the Composer based version of Timber. Why you need to switch. Is there an alternative to Timber?

[@Daniel-mv4ff]

can you combine this with the calculation operators? so basicly i want to set up an request form where clients can select different options and will get the pdf automaticly via email with the amount it costs and a listing of all selected services

[@Elementor360]

Dynamic.ooo just introduced Dynamic Shortcodes that works with Elementor, is included with the license, and allows some math calculations.

[@EcotecSS]

Hello, thanks for your contribution, I have a question. On my site I have a form made with dynamic ooo, and it generates a pdf that is sent to the user who filled out the form and to those interested, but I can't get the signature to be displayed. You only see an address of the image that was created

[@Elementor360]

The signature is saved as an image in the uploads directory and you have to reference that. There is some information about it on the HTML PDF form creator page. You can use "" but replace "signature_field_id" with your signature field ID.

[@elnicolino]

Hi, nice video thank you so much. Is there a way at the end of filling and sending form to display a button to automatically download or open in new window the pdf created instead of sending it by mail or both ? Maybe using form steps ? Thx for letting me know please

[@Elementor360]

I imagine it is possible because the PDF is saved (by default) in the uploads folder. Dynamic.ooo also has a PDF button. You might check with support to see if it can be used with a form or if you can download the form submission.

[@marketingscarborough]

@@Elementor360 if you do find out this answer I would also like to know if you can do this.

[@mrnobody4771]

I would love to have the PDF "downloadable" by the person filling in the form rather than having it emailed. is this a possibility?

[@Elementor360]

I don't have this setup at the moment to test, but in general you need to get the link to the PDF. In the video we set up an action after form submission to send an email with the PDF. Check if there is an option for download after form submission.

[@DeskCounter]

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[@ohhoymedia]

is there a way to attach images onto the PDF?

[@DavidMcCan]

You can add an image into the PDF. The video, and the text version, show doing that. Check at around 25.12.

[@ohhoymedia]

@@DavidMcCan thsnkd i figure it it same way as adding a signature

[@noamfrishberg8831]

hi can you help me with creating my form on my site?

[@Elementor360]

Sorry, I'm not available for contracting now.