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There are some limitations with our Drupal webforms settings – not every field and option that you can see in the CMS back-end is currently set up. Advanced guidance detailing these limitations will be available soonRead our advanced guide to building Drupal webforms to find out more.
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Go to the Build tab.
Add your form fields by selecting +Add elements and choosing from the range of form elements available. For more information on each of the form elements, hover your mouse over the question mark next to each one.
For each form field/element:
The General tab allows you to add in a title, description text, any options for elements such as radio buttons, set the field to be “required” (make it mandatory to be filled in by the user) and add character or word count limits.
The Conditions tab allows you to add basic conditional logic to your form, such as making the field visible or hidden depending on the answer given in an earlier field.
For more detailed information about the form elements and their customisable settings, please read our advanced guide to building Drupal webforms.
Options for the submit button
It's possible to make the Submit button visible or hidden based on conditional logic, if you have specific answers to questions that make the form user ineligible to submit their form. You can set this up in the same way that you add conditional logic to all other form elements.
To have no submit button appear on your form (e.g. for decision tree forms), don’t click the “Customize” option for the button in the back-end. Although it will still be visible in the CMS it won’t appear on the embedded form on your webpage.
If you have clicked “Customize” at some point, you can delete this Submit button field and then just make sure not to click “Customize” on the new button that will appear.
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