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ParticipantI can do it using custom code for form data loading.
Also, I am looking for two more features.
1. I want to restrict the user to enter data into a few form fields only once. After the first submission, they should not have the option to edit those fields.
2. After the first submission of the form, I want to show some extra fields to the users. Again user will be able to fill the data only once.If the above requirements are not clear, please go through the following workflow.
I am designing this form for getting details of Family members for Health insurance. Steps will be as follow,
1. We will create a user for the Employee of the organization
2. An employee will log in to the system.
3. An employee will add family details into the form
4. Once Form is submitted A notification will be sent to Employee.
5. After the first submission employee will not be able to edit the selected fields of the form.
5. If Employee hasn`t declared the spouse then he/she should see an option to add Spouse details along with Marriage Date (Need to restrict it for last 30 days.)
6. If Employee hasn’t declared the children then he/she should see an option to add the details of children along with DOB (restrict for last 30 days)akash19jan
ParticipantHAve you developed any solution for “Profile Edit Form”?
July 3, 2018 at 2:20 pm in reply to: How to add custom settings for each form field (Form Edit Screen) ? #26277akash19jan
ParticipantYes. That will be great. As of now I did the workaround by adding custom code in “/quform/library/templates/admin/element-settings.php” and “builder.all.min.js”.
Also, In my workflow, it was required to add some custom setting options for form. I have added some custom code in “/quform/library/templates/admin/forms/edit.php”.
I don’t want to modify the core plugin.
June 30, 2018 at 8:38 am in reply to: How to add custom settings for each form field (Form Edit Screen) ? #26258akash19jan
ParticipantPlease find the attached Screenshot for more details.
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