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The Form Limitation Add-On allows you to set limitation rules on your form! For example lockout dates, max submissions, or requires users to be logged in to submit.
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This tutorial requires the Form Limitation Add-On!
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It’s a fairly easy process to setup up! Once you install and activate the From Limitation Add-On, all you have to do configure the new settings tab in your forms to activate it.
1. Import your form:
Go to Add form, select your form from the drop down, and click Import. Alternatively you may past in form code and import that way.
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2. Choose Your Display Condition:
From the Display condition drop down, choose which condition you’d like to enforce for the form. “Date range” for scheduling, “Max submissions” for setting a submission cap. Alternatively you can set “Always Show” to have no condition or “Never Show” to never display the form.
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3. Set your criteria:
Now it’s up to you what your submission criteria will be! Don’t forget to enter a message to replace the form when the criteria doesn’t match!
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THAT’S IT!
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