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SleekView Feedback for Magic Form Builder

Magic Form Builder lets you ship custom forms with a drag-and-drop builder. SleekView Feedback reads the same Magic Form submissions and renders them as upvotable cards with status pills and category tags, opening private form data to public ranking with no extra storage needed.

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SleekView Feedback board for Magic Form Builder

Open Magic Form Builder data to public ranking

Magic Form Builder is the kind of form plugin people reach for when they want to ship a custom form fast without learning a heavy ecosystem. The downside is the same as every form builder: entries pile up in the admin view and stay private to the team. SleekView Feedback turns those entries into a public, ranked, status-tagged board that visitors can actually interact with on a page.

Map the Magic Form Builder submission fields to a board: a text field becomes the card title, a dropdown becomes the category pill, another dropdown becomes the status pill, and a hidden number field carries the votes counter. SleekView reads from the Magic Form Builder submission table and writes upvotes back through the same path, so admin exports still show accurate totals on every row of data in storage.

Conditional logic, calculation fields, and notification actions on the form keep running. SleekView only reads the resolved values per submission. The board adds a public, ranked surface on top of data the team was already collecting, without rewriting any of the underlying form logic or breaking any of the existing integrations and notifications you already have configured.

Workflow

Magic Form submissions to a board

1

Pick a Magic Form to use

Choose any Magic Form Builder form in the SleekView source picker. The builder scans the form fields and field IDs, then exposes each as a mappable column for the configuration step.
2

Map fields to board columns

Drag the title field 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 on the fly.
3

Pick pill colors per option

Each dropdown option becomes a colored pill, in one of blue, violet, emerald, amber, rose, or cyan. The color map is stored next to the form ID and applied across every page that embeds a board built on this form.
4

Embed the board on any page

Paste the SleekView shortcode or block onto any page. The board renders Magic Form submissions as upvotable cards, sorts by votes by default, and offers filter chips per dropdown.

Sample board

Sample Magic Form Builder board

Six submissions from a Magic Form Builder feature request form, rendered as a SleekView Feedback board. Votes live on a hidden number field, pills come from form dropdowns.
224 votes
Live preview when editing forms
Greta Hansen Enhancement Planned soon
162 votes
Date picker broken on Safari iOS 17
Felipe Costa Bug report In progress
133 votes
Add Zapier action for new submissions
@magicfan Feature request Open vote
98 votes
Multi-column layout for desktop only
Nadia Oduya Feature request Shipped now
54 votes
Improve error message for required fields
Lukas Petersen UX feedback Open vote
21 votes
Allow exporting form structure as JSON
@silentbuilder Feature request Declined

Comparison

Magic Form admin vs SleekView Feedback

Magic Form admin only

  • Submissions sit in the Magic Form Builder admin entry list, invisible to public visitors
  • No native upvote or ranking layer on top of the Magic Form Builder submission table
  • Status field changes happen privately, with no visible signal back to the submitter
  • Building a public voting board by hand means custom REST endpoints and a separate UI
  • Form dropdowns never render as colored category or status pills anywhere on the site

SleekView Feedback

  • Reads directly from the Magic Form Builder submission table, no duplicate storage created
  • Upvote button writes back through the Magic Form submission update path to the same row
  • Dropdown options become colored pills via a one-time JSON color mapping per source form
  • Filter chips, sort order, pinning, and pagination configured visually in the SleekView builder
  • Compatible with conditional logic, notification actions, and any Magic Form Builder

Features

What SleekView Feedback gives you for Magic Form Builder

Throttled upvote button

Each upvote click writes to the mapped number field on the Magic Form submission. SleekView rate limits per IP, per logged-in user, and per form, so single visitors cannot run up the count from multiple browser windows.

Live filter chips on board

Each Magic Form dropdown becomes a filter chip on the board. Visitors narrow the list by Bug, Feature request, or UX, by Open, Planned, In progress, or Shipped across the site.

Six-color pill system

Map each dropdown value to a pill color and the assignment sticks across every board on this form. Open in cyan, Planned in amber, Shipped in emerald, Declined in rose: a consistent visual vocabulary across your entire site with.

Audience

Where Magic Form data becomes a public board

Quick idea collection

A small product team uses Magic Form Builder for a one-line idea form. SleekView turns the submissions into a public board where the audience ranks ideas by upvote, and the team uses the stack rank.

Community contribution board

An open source project collects code contribution ideas through a Magic Form. The board ranks ideas by community vote and shows status pills (Open, In review, Merged, Rejected) so contributors can.

Blog topic voting setup

A blog runs a Magic Form on the subscribe page asking readers what they want to read next. The SleekView board ranks topics by reader votes, and the editor commits to publishing the top three each.

The bigger picture

Why a public board changes Magic Form workflows

Smaller form builders like Magic Form Builder are popular for the same reason small text editors are popular: they do one job well and stay out of the way. The trade-off is that they stop at collection. The team builds a form, collects submissions, looks at the admin view, and moves on.

The audience never sees what was submitted, never knows whether their idea was acted on, and over time stops bothering to submit. A public, voted, status-tagged board breaks that cycle. Submitters can see their idea on the board and watch its vote count rise.

Repeat suggestions consolidate through upvotes rather than getting filed as separate tickets. The team can defer hard requests publicly with a Declined or Later pill instead of silence. And because SleekView reads from the same Magic Form Builder submission table the admin already uses, there is no second source of truth, no risk of drift, and no extra database work.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Feedback for Magic Form Builder

No. SleekView reads directly from the Magic Form Builder submission storage with scoped, cached queries. Each upvote increments the mapped number field on the same submission row through the Magic Form update path, so the admin entry view and the public board always agree on counts.

 

Yes. Any submission whose status field matches your hide list (default: Spam, Pending, Trash) is filtered out of the public board but remains visible in Magic Form Builder admin. You can also add a custom submission meta key as an explicit hide flag for individual exclusions you control by hand.

 

Votes live on a hidden number field on the submission. Deleting the submission removes the votes along with it. For soft delete, set the submission status to Archived and add Archived to the SleekView hide list. The submission stays in the database with its vote count intact for later use.

 

Yes. SleekView never intercepts the Magic Form action engine. You change submission status the same way you always have, and any configured email, webhook, or third-party integration fires on that change. The public pill color updates on the next page load based on your color mapping.

 

Yes. File upload fields cannot map directly to title or pill fields (since they are not single-value display fields), but SleekView shows a small attachment icon on cards that have file uploads, with a download link in the single-entry detail view for users who have permission to access the file.

 

Add a hidden number field with a default value of zero. SleekView writes upvote increments to that field on each submission. Existing submissions start at zero and rise as votes come in. A WP-CLI command can backfill older submissions with a baseline count if you want initial activity displayed.

 

No. Conditional logic decides what a visitor sees during submission. By the time the submission is saved, only the resolved values exist. SleekView reads what is there. If a mapped field was hidden by conditional logic on a given submission, the card simply omits the pill or value for that field.

 

SleekView reads through the Magic Form Builder submission API where available and falls back to scoped database reads otherwise. As long as Magic Form Builder continues storing submissions in a database table, SleekView keeps working. We track API changes and update the connector across versions as needed.

 

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