Could users filling out a form update it after submission?

Does FormsCentral have an option to allow form repondents to update, and/or change submitted information?

No, a respondent cannot edit his answers after submissin. However, a form author can directly change/update an answer in response table if necessary.

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    I am very new to Dreamweaver and this is likely a very basic question, but never the less, I can't find the answer on Google or in the Help. I want the form below to always be e-mailed to [email protected] and also to the e-mail address supplied by the user filling out the form. The user supplied email address will be in the text box id "SalesEmail" listed below. How can I accomplish this? The user filling out the form would be my salesman, so they need the information, as do I.
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        <label for="Name">Name</label>
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      </p>
      <p>
        <label for="CompanyName">Company</label>
        <input name="CompanyName" type="text" id="CompanyName" tabindex="2" size="40" maxlength="40" />
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      <p>
        <label for="Address1">Address 1</label>
        <input name="Address1" type="text" id="Address1" tabindex="3" size="40" maxlength="40" />
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      <p>
        <label for="Address2">Address 2</label>
        <input name="Address2" type="text" id="Address2" tabindex="4" size="40" maxlength="40" />
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      <p>
        <label for="City">City</label>
        <input name="City" type="text" id="City" tabindex="5" />
        <label for="State">State</label>
        <input type="text" name="State" id="State" tabindex="6" />
        <label for="Zip">Zip</label>
        <input type="text" name="Zip" id="Zip" tabindex="7" />
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      <p>
        <label for="Cell">Cell</label>
        <input name="Cell" type="text" id="Cell" tabindex="8" />
        <label for="Office">Office</label>
        <input type="text" name="Office" id="Office" tabindex="9" />
        <label for="Email">Email</label>
        <input name="Email" type="text" id="Email" tabindex="10" size="40" />
      </p>
      <p>
        <label for="SalesEmail">Your Email</label>
        <input type="text" name="SalesEmail" id="SalesEmail" tabindex="11" />
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      <p>
        <label for="Notes">Notes or Special Requests</label>
        <textarea name="Notes" cols="80" rows="10" id="Notes" tabindex="12"></textarea>
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    It would be helpful if there could be a spell-check option on forms that allow users to submit their information by typing in their response.

    Hi,
      Thank you for your suggestion.  Please feel free to add your idea here at anytime:
    http://forums.adobe.com/community/formscentral "Submit Feature Request" link on your right.
    This message post, http://forums.adobe.com/message/5282702#5282702, has some information on different browser's built-in spell check.
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  • How to determine IP Address of user filling out form

    I have an online form and one of the requirements is to show (and then submit) the ip address of the user filling out the form. How can I find out this information?

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  • Does the version of Reader matter when users fill out PDF fillable forms?

    Created an application form for a client that he put on line. Some (50%) of the completed forms coming back to him via email are blank. The form was created in Acrobat Pro 8 (mac). Could there be a problem with users downloading/filling out the forms in a newer (or older) version of Reader that's not compatible with my form? They were instructed on the form to use Adobe Reader, so hope it's not an issue of them using a non-Adobe PDF reader (though I can't be sure). Thanks in advance for any help.

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    How do I return users to webpage they were on after filling out online form ?

    Add a Redirect URL to the form.
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    I have a form currently open and users are giving me feedback to enhance the process. I was asked if there was anyway for the user (the person filling out the form) to preview the form before submission to check for typos and such. I have looked around and I don't see anything that discusses this ( I could have missed it). Can anyone let me know if this is possible or not?
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    Ashley

    Ashley,
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  • Filling out Web form

    Good evening,
    I created  our first web grant form (with writable fields, and fields for attachments).
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    Klara Hickmanova
    arts4mc.org

    Question 1: I would like to verify, when people fill the form out over longer period of time (say they might take breaks in between), do they get cut out, or not?
    - No, as long as they don't close the form in their browser, they should be able to finish filling out the form and submit.
    Question 2: Is there a way, that we could avoid that? Could we create a message  e.g."we are sorry, but you already submitted your application once"? Just wondering.
    - Sorry, FormsCentral currently don't have that functionality. You may vote on a feature request at http://forums.adobe.com/community/formscentral?view=idea or add a new idea by clicking on "Submit Feature Request" in the page http://forums.adobe.com/community/formscentral.
    Question 3: if people need to have adobe reader to be able to fill out the web grant form?
    - No, users don't need to have adobe reader to fill out web forms.

  • Filling out a form in adobe reader

    Im filling out a form in adobe reader for a scholarship. It was going well until I hit a certain section. Instead of typing the words horizontally, it was typing them vertically. Is there any easy way to fix this? I dont want to have to handwrite the entire thing.
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    tutorben

    That's an interesting form. It looks like it started out as an XFA form that was created in LiveCycle Designer, and somehow converted to an acroform on a Mac. Whatever the process was resulted in setting the rotation on some of the field to 90 degrees. As Mike said, there's nothing you can do about it with just Reader.
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  • I am new to working with pdf.  I am trying to fill out a form that was attached to a web site.  I have a Macbook Pro.  I am just learning Acrobat.  How do I get the form to accept input?

    I am new to working with pdf.  I am trying to fill out a form that was attached to a website.  I have a Macbook Pro and I am trying to learn Acrobat.  How do I get the form to accept my input?

    If there are Acrobat PDF form fields, not jus a space for a form field, then you will have to add them. It would be better to ask the provider of the form to add the fields. If you cannot add the fields, then you can use the add text feature.
    Have you looked in the "Tools" panel for the "Forms" category?
    Try Acrobat Users Community Tutorials , http://acrobatusers.com/tutorials.
    See Adobe TV - Acrobat, http://tv.adobe.com/channel/how-to/acrobat-xi-tutorials/.

  • What do I need to fill out a form created in JetForm?

    I receive a form that I need to fill out, save and send back.  The problem is the form sent to me is a JetForm.  What software/designer do I need to just fill out these forms?  Are there any free downloads?
    Thank you

    Since Adobe acquired Accelio, formerly JetForms, in April of 2002, I am surprised the form has not been revised using Adobe's LiveCycle Designer.
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  • Problems with filling out PDF forms

    We have problems with filling out PDF-forms. Aotomatic filling of forms is deactivated and we use the Adobe Reader 11.0.05. The problem is: After some time the inputs are wrong put down in the form. For example: I write 120 and in the form stands 125. We have already extinguished the cache. Thanks for your help in advance.

    You will get that first message when the document has been changed in a way that invalidates the internal digital signature that's applied when a document is Reader-enabled. Certain changes are allowed (e.g., filling fields, commenting, signing) and will not invalidate the signature, but others are not. The exact cause of the change is often hard to track down, but it can be due to font problems, some type of file corruption, or something that Acrobat/Reader attempts to correct when the file is opened/saved. You will also get the message if the users system time is not correct and is currently set to some time before the document was Reader-enabled. It seems best to use the most recent version of Acrobat to enabled the documents and recent versions of Reader to work with them.
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  • Filling out online forms with java

    I wanted to create a program that will fill out a form on a website by running a java program. COuld anyone tell me what i would use to make the program fill in i guess a text feild and then select a radio button and submitting the results? I tried looking through books and online but i dont even know what im looking for really.

    Maybe look for browser plugin programming. Otherwise, I don't know how a Java application (as opposed to an Applet) could ever access an HTML page in a browser window.
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  • Filling out online forms

    Not sure what category this falls in, but it's an exasperating problem! When I go online to fill out a form with my name and address, as I type in the zip code, I get a drop-down message instructing me to enter a valid 5-digit zip code. It seems something cuts off the first digit, leaving only four digits. I only have this problem with my own zip code, not with one that I enter for another town. This doesn't happen every time, but 90 percent of the time, and I end up having to forget the whole thing of whatever it is I'm trying to do! Does anyone have a clue as to what is causing this? I was thinking it could be a glitch in my Safari browser.

    Hi Joyce,
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    Is it possible that you might be having a problem with the #1 key itself? Could it be possible that it is skipping for some reason? To be clear, you hit the #1 key to enter into the field and it just doesn't appear...correct? What exactly are you seeing in the field when you type all five digits?
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    Does this problem happen if you type in your zip code on other sites? Can you, for instance, get the zip to fill in the field on the USPS shipping site http://postcalc.usps.gov/ ? Is this just one site that is having this problem?
    Try Camino Browser 1.6.1 to test (requires Mac OSX v10.3.9 or higher).
    post back with further comments or questions,
    littleshoulders

  • How to stop someone from filling out pdf form multiple times?

    My customers order my service by down loading a .pdf form. They then fill out the form and submit the form to my email. How do I stop a customer from submitting the form multiple times. I would like for the customer to submit the form only once filled out. If I need more info I could follow up to their order manually via email. Thanks for your help!

    One of the main reasons why you have a customer posting multiple submits would be because for some reason he/she doesn't know the first one was successful.
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