multi-page form support (for long applications)

A way to view the submitted form-data (similar to Grid Iron 3 ?)

Would be great to have sections of the same form that can be deployed over a series of steps.

I have had problems using form loom with any stack that cannot predict its height beforehand. For example, I am not able to use JoeWorkman's Expose (Lightbox) stack, or Glider stacks. It seems that Formloom cannot figure out its height when the content is revealed due to a button press or hover. I have been able to tweek the source HTML to make it work, but it has been a serious problem. Typically, I would FormSnap instead.

Inherit things like font and font size from Foundation, so site styling can be made consistent across an entire site.

Country and state pick list

I would like to see the ability for the user to be able to have a pull-down pick list for country and then state

For exemple to make a signature.

Hosted mail server option would be great. Php mail scripts with hosting companies like Bluehost often have issues with reliability. We switched from formloom to wufoo forms to solve this. Forms can be exported to csv files. Designs are very limited with wufoo, but making sure forms are delivered is most important.

I would love to see an option for the form (when submitted) get formatted into a PDF and added to an email as an attachment (rather than, or in addition to, having the form contents displayed as text in the body of an email.)

For example for sending terms and conditions

I would like to be able to have an upload option for documents to either Google drive or Dropbox.

Please, make the plugin can import the previous versions of modules

I can only find couple of useful messages, normally all I know is that there is an error - often complaining of an invalid email return address in a field that does not pertain to addresses!

More fexible fields

Perhaps an easier way of adding banner images / hero banner through RW7 instead of CSS. Or the ability to draw the form into a stacks page.

I've used FormLoom to create a support form for an iOS app. It would be great if there was a way for the app to pre-fill some data about the device (e.g. device model and iOS version).
A simple way could be to make it possible to add data in the query string of the URL and let FormLoom grab that data and add it as default data somewhere in the form. Ideally there should be an option to either make the pre-filled data editable by the user, or to make it write-protected.