Form Editor

The Form Editor is where you turn a saved form into a public intake page. Open it from a form row's edit icon. Changes to the form name, settings, design, and fields are saved as you update the corresponding control. There is no separate page-level Save action.

The editor keeps three related areas together:

• Form Details controls how a submission relates to event creation and what happens after submission.

• Form Design controls the public page's appearance and the text shown before and after submission.

• Form Fields defines what recipients answer and which answers can become event information.

The form editor below shows the form name and event-creation control above the settings and design sections. The lower part of the page continues into the field cards.

Plan the form before sharing it

Start with the response you need to act on. A form that should create an event needs a useful contact field and an event date. A form that only collects an initial message can use text and choice fields without automatically creating an event.

The editor's warnings identify missing contact or event-date information. Resolve those warnings before sharing a form that is intended to create events. A form can still be useful for another purpose when you deliberately do not enable event creation.

In this section

• Form details

• Form Design

• Form fields