• Knowledge Base

Building Forms

• Creating a Form

  How to create a new form using WS Form.

• The Layout Editor

  Learn how to build virtually any form you need for your website with WS Form!

• The Anatomy of a Form

  Learn how WS Form organizes forms into tabs, sections and fields.

• Form Settings

  To access the form settings, click the settings icon in the top toolbar when editing a form. This contains the following tabs: Basic, Advanced, and Auto Populate.

• Tabs

  Tabs are a convenient way of splitting a form into separate pages. Each form can have one or many tabs.

• Sections

  To add a section to your form, simply click the add section icon at the bottom of your form.

• Fields

  All of the available fields can be found in the toolbox sidebar. To add a field to your form, simply click and drag a field from the toolbox to a section of your form.

• Sidebars

  When editing a form, the right side of the page contains sidebars.

• Email Settings

  When a form is saved or submitted, WS Form can send one or more emails acknowledging the form submission.

• Conditional Logic

  Conditional Logic provides a way for you to create dynamic forms that change according to the way a user interacts with your form.

• Undo Tool

  WS Form features a multi-step undo tool. As you build a form, your edit history is retained so that you can go back to any step in your building process.

• Data Grids

  WS Form data grids make entering a list of information quick and easy. Data grids work in much the same way as a spreadsheet and provide a powerful way of managing more complex types of data in WS Form.

• Sample CSV Files for Data Grids

  You can import any CSV file into a data grid. This is useful for importing data, such as a country or state list.