Advanced Features

Your server comes with different types of user roles – each of these have a specific role, level of access, and impact on seat usage. In this article, we’ll go over user types and seat limits, so you can make sure the right people have the...

Save and Continue Later, also known as Autofill or Continue Forms Later, offers ways for your form fillers to save their partially filled-out form. It is useful for long forms or forms with multiple pages.  Your form fillers can save their...

If you need further help with your account, you can reach the support team directly from the Support page. This ensures your request is routed correctly and handled by the team best suited to assist you. Here’s how to submit a support request....

The form builder includes a built-in designer that helps you style your form without coding.  But if you want to go beyond the default options—such as adjusting spacing, changing fonts, or hiding specific elements—you can add your own CSS...

Aside from the built-in form designer, you can also customize your forms using CSS in Form Builder. This guide contains a few examples of CSS codes that you can try or use on your forms. Add a Background Image to the Page The following CSS...

Form warnings help guide people while filling out a form by pointing out missing details or errors before submission. They ensure that important fields aren’t left blank and that inputs, like email addresses or phone numbers, follow the right...

This guide shows the basics of how PHP request methods work with PHP forms. There are 2 ways PHP can interact with forms. GET Method The GET request method carries the form's submitted data in the URL. This method displays the...

In this guide, you’ll learn how to use conditional logic to skip pages based on a user’s form field input. This allows your form to jump to a specific page depending on the dropdown option selected. Follow the steps below to set it up:...

One way to use conditional logic is by customizing the Thank You Message based on a user’s response or a combination of responses. Instead of showing the same static text, this feature allows you to display personalized messages after form...

If you want your form to respond differently based on what a user selects or enters, you’re in the right place. With conditional logic, you can automatically enable or disable form fields depending on the user’s input. This gives you more...

Input Masking is often overlooked, but it can be extremely useful when you need to collect information in a specific format. It helps ensure consistent and accurate entries, especially for fields like custom dates, numbers, or phone numbers, where...

The Show/Hide Field conditional logic allows you to change the visibility of questions or elements on your form based on the form filler’s answers. In this example form, the “Would you like any dessert?” question is configured to show...

With Show/Hide Field conditional logic, you can control which fields appear based on how someone answers a question. It’s a simple way to keep your form clean and focused, so people only see the information that actually matters to them. This...

With Conditional Logic, respondents can be redirected to different pages depending on their answers, making the experience feel more relevant and helpful for each person. This allows you to send users to a confirmation page, a scheduling link, a...

Adding a print button to your form gives people the option to download or print a clean, ready-to-use copy whenever they need it. It’s helpful for respondents who prefer completing forms on paper, want to review the details offline, or need a...