This article demonstrates how to add merge fields to a form and example use cases that illustrate their purpose. You can select query exports in a form to make those data points available as merge fields in instructional text or display labels for...

With a form created and fields in place, you can customize each field to make them more customized and tailored to your needs including: Mapping to system fields Defaulting a values Conditionally displaying fields Settings &am...

A query string parameter uses the content of a URL to pass information to a webpage. The information is contained in a parameter and its value . They follow a ? at the end of the URL path. For example: https://example.com/path/to/page?na...

When creating a form, event, or interview, you can restrict who is eligible to open the form or submit a response. In each of these cases, we want to display a message to the respondent explaining why their action was rejected. Accessing form acc...

The ability to configure a custom color palette is available as a part of the WYSIWYG editor. This allows users to customize the 24 colors that display as options on the standard color palette. The following tools include the WYSIWYG editor, and the...

The Form-Specific CSS (Custom Styles) tool allows you to adjust the display of form or page elements using CSS, such as: Stylizing all form field labels Appending asterisks to all required form fields Configuring the CSS Navigate to the ...

Slate captures metadata about form responses, such as UTM parameters and IP addresses. This information is visible when accessing a form response within Slate; moreover, this information is queryable. Some metadata require additional permissions. "I...