Access Field: Managing API Keys & Access Tokens

The Access Field page is your central hub for managing secure authentication across all integrated forms and services within ProForms. Each form is assigned a unique API key, paired with an access token that enables seamless communication between external applications and ProForms.

What You Can Do

• View & Manage API Keys: See all API keys for each form or service.
• Generate/Regenerate Access Tokens: Create new tokens or refresh existing ones to maintain security.
• Monitor Usage Logs: Track access and activity for auditing and troubleshooting.
• Identify Inactive Tokens: Quickly spot forms without active tokens and take action.

Why Use the Access Field?

Whether you're automating workflows, integrating third-party tools, or maintaining secure access protocols, the Access Feed dashboard provides the essential controls to keep your data connections safe, efficient, and under your command.

API Endpoint & Usage

Use the following endpoint to interact with the Access Field API. Include your API key and access token to authenticate requests.

Parameters

Example: List Reviews on Your Web Page

Suppose John wants to list the latest 10 reviews from his form on a web page. He can use the Access Field API like this:

API Request Example

https://API.proforms.top/v1/access_form.php?
api_key=form_api_key
&limit=10
&spam=no
&token=your_form_token

Fetch Example in JavaScript

<script type="module">
async function fetchReviews() {
  const apiKey = "form_api_key";
  const token = "your_form_token";
  const limit = 10;
  const spam = "no"; // requires ProShield enabled

  const url = `https://API.proforms.top/v1/access_form.php?api_key=${apiKey}&token=${token}&limit=${limit}&spam=${spam}`;

  try {
    const response = await fetch(url);
    if (!response.ok) throw new Error("Network response was not ok");
    const data = await response.json();

    // Example: append reviews to a div
    const reviewsContainer = document.getElementById("reviews");
    reviewsContainer.innerHTML = data
      .map(review => `<div class="p-2 border-b">${review.comment}</div>`)
      .join("");
  } catch (err) {
    console.error("Error fetching reviews:", err);
  }
}

fetchReviews();
</script>

<div id="reviews" className="mt-4 border rounded-md p-4 bg-gray-50 dark:bg-gray-900"></div>

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Next Steps

Use the Access Field to review your current integrations, update tokens as needed, and ensure your forms remain secure.