Form Builder Tool Overview
Information
The Oregon.gov version 4.x form building tool is offered as a free option to collect non Personally Identifiable Information (PII) from web site visitors for any number of agency, board or commission purposes. It is important to realize that ALL form builder field submissions are transmitted via plain text in emails and have non encrypted attachments containing the submitted information as well.
- The Oregon Statewide Information Security Plan
- The U.S. Department of Labor article about protecting PII
- The U.S. General Services Administration Rules and Policies on PII
If a need arises for the collection of PII, please contact the Oregon E-Government Service Desk to begin the discussion of potential solutions.
Overview Video
Form Management
The form management feature is reached from the site settings page. Gear Cog -> Site Settings -> Manage forms.
On the form management page will be an icon for each form that is available to the site collection. From this page, the forms may be edited, duplicated or deleted. New forms may also be created.
Coming Soon - form entries may be accessed.
Form Management Details
Form Building
When a new form is required or an old form must be updated, the interface is a simple click and pick and drag and drop arrangement. Pages may be added to forms (multiple pages) Rows may be added to pages, columns added to rows and fields added to columns. Columns allow the form fields to be arranged horizontally as well as vertically on the page.
It is also possible to set certain fields so that they only appear if certain conditions are met in other fields.
Form Building Details
Form Settings
Settings include such things as the name of the form to custom messaging to viewers that have successfully filled out the form.
Form Settings Details
Form Viewer Web Part
The Form Viewer is the vehicle through which forms in a site are presented to visitors on a web page. A form viewer web part has access to any form in the site collection.
Form Viewer Details
Remember to only ask for the information needed for the purpose of the form. Less is better and more can be intrusive.
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