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Some people say that learning how to utilize a new module can often be time consuming and a challenge. I know that some of you, many times,  shy away from investing in new technology because you’re used to your current software and don’t want to take the time to understand an unfamiliar product.

Although making the transition to new module may sound a bit overwhelming, the experience can actually be a positive one through tutorials that are easy to access and easy to understand.

That’s why we’ve prepared a series of tips and video tutorials on how to master Action Form, that will answer the most frequently asked questions and show some exact things to do in order to quickly get up-to speed with our DNN form builder.

We think that’s a great way to receive in-depth lessons on how to use specific Action Form features.

Action Form is evolving. Since the release of version 1.0 in October 2010 it quickly became one of the leading commercial form-building modules for DNN.

We’ve been working very hard over the last couple of years to consolidate on this early success with a laser-like focus on stability, scalability and extensibility. The tools we’ve been building provide the common foundation for the development of all our 12+ add-ons and simplify their maintenance.

...And today we’re proud to release Action Form 3.5!

If you have no interest in becoming a DNN forms builder genius, close this window immediately and go back to checking your Facebook page for the next 45 minutes. However, if the thought of flying through Action Form settings with Jedi-like precision causes you to drool on your desk with excitement, then  watch the video tutorial below explaining the core concepts in Action Form (form templates, form tokens or form data, events, actions, layout, display mode, decoupled architecture and a ...

We haven't posted any news from the Action Form in these weeks, yet. Of course this doesn't mean that there weren't any new feature about it, or the development stopping.

But now we would like to give you the information about what we have done with this module  and also some leaked information, but talk about it later...