Navigate to the Manage tab.
Edit an existing web form
Web forms still in Draft status can be accessed on the Manage page by selecting the Web forms filter on the left rail.
- Mouse over the web form to expose the Edit quick action.
- Or select the web form record to expose the action panel on the right side of the window, and select the Edit Web Form action.
Draft web forms allow:
- the Web Form Name to be edited
- the email addresses of the counter-signers to be edited (enterprise accounts only)
- the email addresses of the CC'd parties to be edited (enterprise accounts only)
- the attached files to be edited
- access to edit the fields on the web form
You cannot edit:
- the group the web form is related to
- the number of recipients, counter-signers, or CC'd parties
- the participant roles
Edit the web form name or files, then select Next to open the authoring environment.
After adding your fields, Save the web form to activate it.
Escaping from the authoring environment saves the web form in Draft status.
Existing web forms can be modified at the document level.
The owner of the web form can update the following:
- The attached files
- The old file can be removed, and new files can be added
- The old file can be removed, and new files can be added
- The fields on the attached files
- Fields can be added or removed from the original files or any new files that are added
- The group the web form is sent from
- The web form name
- The Participant Role
- The counter signers
- The CC'd parties
- The Options
The URL of the web form does not change when the web form is edited, so existing links continue to work with the updated content.
To edit an existing web form:
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Select the Web forms filter.
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Select the web form you want to alter.
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Select the Edit button.
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The configuration page loads, allowing you to add or remove files from the web form.
Select Next when the files are correct.
If the creator of the web form has been added to the web form counter-signers, that user may not be edited.
Counter-signer and CC email values can be edited once the web form is Active.
- Draft and Disabled status web forms don't allow editing these values.
- Only the email value can be edited. The number of counter-signers and CC'd parties can not be altered.
To edit the counter-signer or CC'd email:
Recipient authentication methods can be edited for any recipient when the web form is in the Draft, Disabled, or Active status.