Have a SEPARATE form for https://www.scoredigital.io/landing (where under the landing I would like to have a landing page that is already designed with a form that will trigger execution of email sequence).
We just cannot find anywhere a decent guideline how we can publish two separate forms that will be connected to the same website yet would have different fields and different “instances”.
I will greatly appreciate any help in that regard.
Hi this seems to still be an issue in 2022, can we get some clarity as a newer version of WF is about and the guide doesn’t completely answer any of the questions we have.
I mean I can setup 1 form and collect data in the project settings/forms(only 1).
I want the data to display in a CMS collection list instead. my main issue is to connect An EXISITING FORM TO A CMS Collections list.
I’ve sift through multiple hours of research into this problem and still don’t have a solution… unless its behind a paywall and that’s the reason why I cant store it there.
some correspondence would be much appreciated! ty Webflow team
The original question was very different from this one you’re asking.
First,
There is no limit to the number of forms you can have, Add forms wherever you want, set them each up with whatever fields you want. If you’re using Webflow’s default built-in forms handler, it stores and aggregates submissions by Form Name.
I’m not certain if you mean that you want your user’s submitted form data to be stored in the CMS, or if you want the CMS data to be bound to your form, e.g. a drop-down select list of product options.
I’ll assume you mean the former. For that, the easiest way to do that today is to use Webflow’s Logic feature to handle your form submit, and create the CMS records you want.
All of these answers are in webflow U under forms, and under Logic. dig in there, you’ll find everything you need.
