I’m implementing the form inside our platform and planning to show it to users after they did some action in it.
Once completed, I’m not expecting the user to see the form again. As of such, I would like to give the user the option to say - “I don’t want to fill it now, show it to me again at a later stage”.
As for question number 2 - how do I make sure that the user will not see the form again?
Hi there, those behaviors are more like something controlled externally, as in through your website and not the form itself.
For number 1, as long as Remember User setting is on - continuing the form should be no problem. But whether its rendered on the site or not (“how do i make sure that the user will not see the form again”) should be controlled by you on the site.
to implement a skip button, you can just uncheck the Validate and Submit Step checkbox under the button actions for a given button.
if you keep user tracking on in your form setting, you can set the form completion behavior to “disable edits” so the user can’t modify a completed form
You can use this function to update the user ID we’re tracking in your embedded forms, causing a completely new form session to appear: updateUserId() | Feathery Docs