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I can’t believe there is no option for a signature box in typer form. Can someone explain the reason? This is pretty much a deal breaker for me.

I recently connected Type Form with my website. In the Type Form Results dashboard does views mean the number of people who viewed my landing page or the number of people who viewed the form?

Hello, I’m Emmanuel Katto, born in the United Kingdom. I’m excited to be part of this community as I learn to use this tool to upskill myself and enhance my job prospects. One of my greatest passions is exploring new places. Traveling allows me to immerse myself in different cultures, meet diverse people, and experience the beauty of our world. I enjoy discovering hidden gems, whether it’s a quaint café in a bustling city or a serene hiking trail in nature. Each journey teaches me something new, not just about the places I visit, but also about myself. I look forward to sharing experiences and learning from all of you as I embark on this journey of personal and professional growth! Regards Emmanuel Katto

We’d like our respondents to say in which country and which city they are based. I put the list of countries in a dropdown options (they are 196, so that works), but the number of world cities is too big for the form to function well (23k). The country would be great to have as built-in type (like phone number prefixes).

Apologies if this shows up twice, but it appears my submission earlier today did not work. I started a live chat with support last week. The person I was chatting with stopped responding to me, but did not end the chat. I put in a ticket, but have not received a response. Is there a way to force the live chat to stop? My issue was not resolved, but I cannot start a new chat while the old one is open.

I have created forms with English as the main language and another language as an option. I have tested the second language with someone in that country, but they only see the form in English. Am I missing a step in order for my recipients to be able to select an alternate language? I have also tried testing on my own browser with the same result.

I’m looking to set up a feedback form, but would like to show specific images or info on a step/slide before jumping into questions, as the feedback will be based on said image/info. It’s also important no to cover this up with a button, otherwise a full screen background image using a statement might have been a workaround. Any way to do this currently? Thanks!

Other platforms allow form creator to set certain form vaildation criteria that must be met in order to advance. We’re trying to use Typeform for lead capture and want to block personal emails (gmail, outlook, hotmail etc) The only thing I’ve found is using logic to reroute those users - but that is not the experience we want. We want an warning to pop up saying they must use a work email. Tally does this

Yet another cry to add this super simple feature: editing placeholders for form fields As a software engineer myself I know how stupid easy this would be to do. Need this feature to consider Typeform a long-term solution or else we are going to need to migrate elsewhere. Can you please get your head of product and send them a screenshot of this please? Tell them I’ll even help code it for them and work with their QA team. Just give me access to the code base and a feature branch Thanks, Andrew

Hello everyone,We are having more and more problems with spam, like probably all Typeform customers. We are therefore urgently seeking a solution that only allows existing emails to be accepted in the forms. How can this be done with Typeform or by when can you implement it? Furthermore, it would be very important that it is easy to define domains from which no emails are accepted (gmail etc.) without having to incorporate complex logic. We only want to accept existing business email addresses and nothing else. Thanks

Achievements help to build the company and make it a better company it helps to bring the company up not down so achievement it Can carry you and help you in life so don't make it bother you let's do what you can do in life and put all the good work

If we have to remove obsolete questions, we first put them off the happy path in the Logic screen. These questions have no incoming branch. Once we test the survey, we can proceed with removing these questions. Issue: There is no delete option on the steps in the Logic screen. Current delete method: We have to switch to the Content screen. When in the content screen, it’s not easy to to tell if we are going to delete the same question that we identified in the Logic screen (trust me, it’s scary!). I have to switch between the Content and Logic screen multiple times just to make sure I am deleting the right one. Ask: Provide delete (trash icon) functionality on each of the steps in the Logic screen, so the user can remove that content while in that Logic screen itself without having to switch to the Content screen.

400 That's the number of ads I have watched since May 1st (as my Google Ads Transparency Center shows). Hope anyone from Typeform staff reads this and tell the marketing performance team to use frequency capping. Thanks

If a Typeform is linked to a google sheet, how can we retrieve the google sheet id in Typeform? Can we have a unique ID for each typeform runtime?Like a session id that's unique among all users and all surveys for that Typeform account. For example, if a same user fills up the same survey form multiple times (maybe concurrently), there should be an ID to differentiate them. The session ID is more reliable than Submitted Date.The session id can be generated when the form is load and persisted on submission Business Case 1:On Typeform submission, the typeform should provide the session_id in a out-of-the box defined variable that a 3rd party application can later use to query the submitted survey data Business Case 2:For a Typeform that is linked to a google sheet, the typeform should provide an out-of-the-box field that holds the google sheet_id Example:After a user submits a Typeform, the end screen can redirect the user to a link sayacme.com/survey?session_id=abcjd235&sheet_id=42325 T

I’m using variables to create the redirect URL and also add a link in the follow up emails. However, empty variables are populated differently in these two use cases which is causing problems for the dynamic content on the destination page. In the redirect, empty variables populate as _____ In the follow up email URL, empty variables populate as [Not asked] I would like both to function the same way, ideally to populate empty variables as [Not asked], if indeed the question has not been asked.

https://www.typeform.com/help/a/dropdown-question-360037943011/ Q1. How can I add a choice that shows different UI and backend values? (like the way we can do in HTML dropdown control). For example, show Red/Green/Yellow on the front end, but save the RGB values in the backend. Can we save both front end and back end values as separate fields to the Typeform Responses table? Q2. For my user case, each member can have a different list of choices. If the list of choices are separated by a delimiter (comma), and if a hidden field capture this list, can this hidden field be the source of the dropdown? If not, can you please add the functionality of using a field (hidden or user defined field) as source for dropdown? and in which format should the field value be, so that the Typeform can parse each option? Additionally, how to define a value presented in the UI versus the backend value?

From the https://www.typeform.com/help/a/using-hidden-fields-360052676612/ I understand that ‘hidden fields’ are just placeholders to parse and save the Query Parameters. (I wish they were referred as ‘URL Query fields’! A hidden field is technically a field that would be in the html content but not be rendered on the UI) Requirement: Decrypt a query parameter value Business Justification: We pass sensitive information such as ClientID, first name and last name (say). While each member would get the url specifically crafted for him/her, it’s easy for the member to tamper the url and fill our the survey for another member. Example: https://tutorials.typeform.com/to/abc#clientinfo=asfoillwil23laisd A hidden field 'clientinfo' would hold the value 'asfoillwil23laisd'Now, I want to be able to decrypt the value into discrete user defined fields suchclient_id=423232first_name=Johnlast_name=Smith All I need is decrypt and substring functions built into TypeForm clientinfo_decrypted=Decrypt(cl

My name is Ana, and I’m new to this forum. I work as a marketing specialist. I have a question for all of you: What are your favorite Typeform features and how do you use them in your projects? I would appreciate your tips and experiences. Thank you for welcoming me to the community! Best regards,Ana

Under the Results tab -> Insights and Summary, the data is aggregated based on all views and responses from all users. Question: Can the Insights/Summary shows stats based for a given survey member? Requirement: We want to see how the a given survey end user response (numeric) have changed over time Design: Let's say the developer defines the key columns (email_id or first_name and last_name) that identifies a specific userA drop down would let the developer select all or a given survey userThe stats should then show the total views/submissions for that member. Another drop down to filter any column of type DateTime to filter by dates. Here we could filter by Submitted Date A way to define one or more charts and the fields for each I replicated the design in Google spreadshet as below, in the sheet 'Score' I have all the raw data.In the sheet 'Chart' (shown here), the drop down at the top shows the unique emailIDs from from the first sheet. A function would only display the rows from S

I would like to know if there is a way to know how many submissions got to my endings? i have different endings and wanted to do a count of how many submissions got to each ending is this something possible ?

Some of you here know that I travel a fair amount (and by fair, I mean 90% of the time), so I figured it might be fun to create a post with workplace views! Here’s mine today out near Yellowstone.