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"Duplicate Form" but one set of data entires

I was just wondering if I could "duplicate form" but still access the same set of data entries? After the initial submission, I would like to have some parts of the form not editable (or at least not updated) run the form without javascript (depending on the WP page it is displayed on) Thanks.

Form submission considered spam

The following message is displayed when I test a new form: There was a problem with your submission. Errors are marked below. Your entry appears to be spam! How could I find out what the problem is?

Dynamically compare FormA_FieldA with FormB_FieldB

How would I compare dynamically two form fields on different forms? When completing Form A the unique Field A  is created. How could I check if Field B (on Form B) is equal to FormA_FieldA? Thanks, O.

Filter view based on other form

How can I filter a view (on WP page [display-frm-data id="10000" minimize="1"]) using the selction on another form (on WP page [formidable id="10" minimize="1"])? Thanks, O.  

2 tables: ProjectIdeas + ProjectVotes

Hi - just wondering if I miss something obvious. I have 2 tables: ProjectIdeas with Name / DescriptionText ProjectVotes with StarRating + CommentText + ProjectName (as Lookup Dropdown) + Project Description ( using "Watch Lookup fields") ProjectIdeas is fine and the ProjectName / Description are on the loaded ProjectVotes form. However, if I add a new entry to the ProjectVotes table the ProjectName is not part of the data set. Should I add a hidden field with ProjectIdeaID or do I just miss the obvious? Thanks, Olvier

Display a group of data

Hi all - new to Formidable forms and VERY pleased with my new toy so far... 😉 I plan to use Formidable for teaching "business planning". Here is what I would like to do now: (1) all students complete a task as preparation at home (basically I have a few drop downs on a form and they need to respond to each o them - easy!) (2) they sign up to a group (another form - easy!), e.g. Group_Alpha, Group_Beta, Group_Charlie... Group_Zulu. (3) they will now see and edit all items of the group and they need to agree with one option only (difficult for the students and the developer so far!) At the moment I have a Fromidable view displaying all records but I need this view to only display those of the particular group. I guess I could swap activity 1 and 2 above - e.g. have the students sign up for a group first, so that Formidable knows the group of the student when entering the data (and then have it as a hidden & auto populated field for each record). This does however not solve the view problem to only display all items of the group […]

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