Sitecore
There is a specific implementation of the multi-page forms I saw around where the form is not submitted. Instead, it simply displays a “Thank you” message – without a redirect submit action. To illustrate what I am saying, here is an example: Notice that the “send message” button has the Navigation
Sitecore
Do you want to change the way Sitecore Forms generates ids or any attributes? Then follow through this short post. Create a new class extending Sitecore.Mvc.Pipelines.MvcPipelineProcessor with the type Sitecore.ExperienceForms.Mvc.Pipelines.RenderForm.RenderFormEventArgs. Add the following code: Changing the id can break the Forms functionality.
Sitecore
I had some clients asking me how to send an e-mail based on a value selected in a field using the Sitecore Forms. Let us say, you have a field named “Topic” and if the visitor selects the option named “Gifts” he gets an email offering a free voucher for
Sitecore
Sitecore Forms comes with an out-of-the-box dropdown list field that allows you to choose between a static or a dynamic data source. In today’s blog post I am sharing a simple way to create a custom dropdown list that displays external data from systems such as Salesforce. The complete
Sitecore
The scope of this post is to walk you through a detailed process of how to create a custom Form element. You can achieve the same by following the Walkthrough: Creating a custom form element page. However, I want to share a step by step process with some extra explanations
Sitecore
Sitecore Forms enables you to easily create forms by dragging and dropping fields. It also supports Bootstrap. However, if you want to use Bootstrap framework, you must follow a set of steps to add the proper wrapper and classes around each field. Needless to say, this approach is not user
Sitecore
In this post I share a quick tip on how to to check if the current page is Forms Designer. Sitecore Forms comes with default form elements that you can easily drag and drop on your form. Those default form elements are divided into four categories: Basic, Lists, Security, and
Hacks
If you use static classes or structs to store Sitecore IDs, sometimes you just copy and paste an existing class/struct and replace the copied IDs with new ones. Having to replace one ID is easy. It turns out sometimes you have to clean 10, 20 or maybe 50 IDs,
Sitecore
When creating a custom submit action in Sitecore Forms, all you need to do is to inherit the SubmitActionBase base class and override the Execute method, right? Wrong! In this article, I want to share some gotchas when creating a custom submit action in the Sitecore Experience Forms. Sitecore Forms,
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In this blog post, I will talk about two approaches on how to make Sitecore Forms more secure. First I will cover the encryption of data at rest (data storage) by enabling Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) on SQL Server. Then I will walk you through on how to encrypt data
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You have probably heard about the new Sitecore Forms, announced in the Sitecore Symposium 2017 and available at the Sitecore Experience Platform 9.0 Initial Release. Now, there is a question that comes to mind. Is it time to migrate your WFFM forms to Sitecore Forms? What is WFFM? Available