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SleekView Feedback for Formidable Views

Formidable Views renders form items beautifully but stops at static templates. SleekView Feedback adds a ranked, upvotable, pill-tagged feedback layer on the same data, so every Formidable item becomes a card that visitors can rank, filter, and watch move through statuses.

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SleekView Feedback board for Formidable Views

Make Formidable Views interactive with public voting

Formidable Views is great at rendering items in HTML templates, listing pages, calendars, and detail pages. What it lacks is a built-in upvote, sort-by-popularity, or status-pill primitive. Teams who want public voting on their View data usually end up writing custom JavaScript and PHP to glue everything together. SleekView Feedback ships that primitive ready to use on any existing form.

Point SleekView at the same Formidable form your View renders. Map the headline field to title, the existing dropdowns to category and status, and a hidden number field to votes. The board renders the same items the View renders, but as upvotable cards with colored pills, filter chips, and sort-by-votes by default. Reading and writing both go through the Formidable item API so any Pro calculations still resolve.

You can keep the View running for admin-facing data and use SleekView Feedback for the public-facing board on the same data. Both query the same frm_items table, so there is no possibility of the two showing different numbers, and no extra storage gets added to the database for any of this to work end to end.

Workflow

From Views to a voted feedback board

1

Reuse the View source form

Pick the same Formidable form your existing View renders. SleekView reads the form schema and exposes every field as a mappable board column, so you do not need a second form or a duplicated data set to add public.
2

Map fields onto the board

Drag the title field key to title, the category dropdown to category, the status dropdown to status, and the hidden number field to votes on the fly on the fly.
3

Set per-option pill colors

Each dropdown value becomes a pill in one of six colors: blue, violet, emerald, amber, rose, or cyan. The map is stored against the form ID, so any other board built on the same form shows the same colors and reads the.
4

Embed the SleekView board

Drop the SleekView shortcode or block onto any page. The board renders Formidable items as upvotable cards, sorts by votes by default, and writes votes back through the API so the original View still reads accurate.

Sample board

Sample Formidable Views feedback board

Six items from a Formidable form (also rendered through Views), shown as a SleekView Feedback board. Votes live on a hidden number field, pills come from form dropdowns.
264 votes
Card View template for upvotable items
Ines Vargas Feature request Planned soon
183 votes
Calendar View breaks recurring entries
Daan Kuiper Bug report In progress
147 votes
Add inline sort by vote count to Views
@viewbuilder Enhancement Open vote
119 votes
Conditional content blocks in View detail
Rebecca Miller Feature request Shipped now
76 votes
Search inside View pagination is slow
Aarav Shah Performance Open vote
31 votes
Export single View page to PDF
@quietlurker Feature request Declined

Comparison

Views alone vs Views plus SleekView

Formidable Views read only

  • Views render Formidable items beautifully but lack upvote or ranking primitives
  • Adding a vote button to a View template means custom JavaScript and a REST endpoint
  • Sort by popularity is not available in Views without preprocessing data on every render
  • Status field values render as plain text strings, not as colored pills with meaning
  • Filter chips per category or status need to be hand-coded as parameters on each page

SleekView Feedback

  • Reads from frm_items and frm_item_metas, the same tables Views
  • Upvote writes through the Formidable item API and keeps Pro hooks firing on update
  • Coexists with existing Views on the same form, no duplicate data or conflicting writes
  • Filter chips, sort order, and pinning all configured visually in the SleekView builder
  • Same pill color system works across every board built on Formidable form data anywhere

Features

What SleekView Feedback gives you for Formidable Views

Vote on View items

Visitors upvote the same items a Formidable View renders. Each click writes through the Formidable update API to a hidden number field on the item across the site across the site.

Filter where Views cannot

Views do not include a built-in filter chip UI. SleekView adds chips for every dropdown field on the form, with live values pulled from your form options across the site.

Pills with consistent colors

Status and category values render as colored pills using a one-time JSON mapping per form. The same mapping applies to every board built on this form, anywhere on the site, so the visual language stays identical across every page.

Audience

Where Formidable Views and SleekView Feedback combine

Directory with voting layer

Run a Formidable directory through Views for the detail pages and add a SleekView Feedback board on the index page. Visitors browse the View detail templates for context and use the board to upvote.

Event suggestion calendar

Use a Formidable calendar View for upcoming sessions and a SleekView board for proposed sessions. Visitors upvote the proposals they want, and the highest-voted ones get scheduled into the calendar.

Idea board fed into a View

Collect ideas through a Formidable form. SleekView Feedback gives the public board, the existing Views render shipped or planned ideas as a Roadmap page.

The bigger picture

Why a voted board complements Formidable Views

Formidable Views is the rendering engine of the Formidable ecosystem. It does an excellent job laying form items out as listings, calendars, directories, or detail pages. But Views is fundamentally a presentation layer.

It does not include the social primitives that turn a list of items into a public-facing feedback board: upvote, popularity sort, status pill, filter chip. Adding those primitives by hand means custom REST endpoints, custom JavaScript on the View template, capability checks, rate limiting, and visual styling. Teams that try usually end up with a brittle bespoke implementation that breaks on the next Views update.

SleekView Feedback installs those primitives once and reuses the same Formidable item table that Views already queries. Nothing about your existing Views breaks. Nothing about the form schema changes.

The board appears as a parallel rendering, optimized for public ranking instead of display.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Feedback for Formidable Views

Yes. Both read from the same frm_items table and write through compatible APIs. You can keep an existing View on the form for templated rendering and add a SleekView Feedback board on a separate page for the voting layer. The two never conflict because both use scoped, read-mostly queries.

 

SleekView Feedback adds capabilities Views does not include: upvote button, popularity sort, colored status pills, filter chips, per-card author display. It does not replace Views detail pages or templated listings. Many teams use both, choosing the right tool for each surface on the same form.

 

Yes. Votes are stored on a regular Formidable hidden number field. Views can read that field like any other item field, sort by it, display it, or filter on it. Many teams add a Most voted sort option to their View after enabling SleekView Feedback as a result of seeing real data flow.

 

Yes. SleekView writes votes through the Formidable item update API, so any Pro hook subscribed to item update events fires on each vote. If a Views template relies on a hook for cache invalidation, that hook continues to fire and the View stays consistent with the board state on next refresh.

 

That is fine. SleekView only renders the fields you mapped onto title, category, status, votes, and author. Other fields stay on the item in Formidable and remain available to your Views template. The board ignores unmapped fields entirely, no display or interference with the View output anywhere.

 

Yes. SleekView Feedback has its own login requirement toggle for the upvote action, independent of Views visibility settings. Anonymous visitors can read the board (same as the View) but the upvote button only activates for logged-in users, or behind any role you configure in the settings.

 

Differently. Views can render repeater sections natively in templates. SleekView Feedback treats each parent item as a card and does not iterate repeater rows inside the card. If you need to render repeater contents, keep using Views for that surface and SleekView for the ranked listing surface.

 

Both honor Formidable item lifecycle. A trashed item disappears from Views and SleekView at the same time. A restored item reappears on both. The vote count travels with the item because it lives on the item itself, so undelete brings back the exact same count without any reconciliation needed.

 

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