Modify

Change a form's own settings. From the form's overview page, click Modify. A Module Form's Modify panel is built on the same underlying schema as Module Overview's Modify -- Grid Display, Table Schema, and API Info work identically -- with two form-specific additions: Email Options and Relationships.

Name	Description
Name	The form's internal name.
Type	Form (read-only once created).
Form Template	Upload a custom form template for the Add Entry form.
Grid Display -- Display/Hide Columns	Choose which schema fields show as columns in the submissions grid.

Email Options

Get notified when someone submits the form.

Name	Description
Return Behavior	What happens in the visitor's browser after they submit -- redirect to a URL, or show a custom uploaded return page.
Notification Type	What triggers a notification email (Form Submission, and other options).
Tickler Email Address	Add one or more email addresses to notify on each submission.

Customizing the email template

The form's own template is reused for the notification email, so keep a few things in mind if you want that email to look right:

• Give the submit input type="submit" -- otherwise the submit button itself shows up in the email body.
• Input values are converted to <p>input value</p> in the generated email.
• For more layout control, build the form's fields inside an HTML table.

Table Schema

Add, edit, or remove the fields a submission can have -- identical to Module Overview's Table Schema.

Relationships

Relate this form's entries to another module.

Name	Description
Relationship Name	A label for the relationship.
Type	One-to-one, one-to-many, or many-to-many.
Module	Browse to the related module.
Field	Which field on that module the relationship uses.
+	Add a new relationship row.

API Info

Connection details for reading this form's submissions via the REST API -- identical to Module Overview's API Info.

Advanced Options

Most of this section matches Module Overview's Advanced Options (Custom Icon, Geo-Coded Fields, Field Name to use in URL, Error Document, Asset Fields, Post Processing, Export/Delete), plus a few fields specific to public-facing forms:

Name	Description
Allowed File Extensions for Uploads	Comma-separated list (e.g. jpg, png, pdf) restricting what visitors can attach via a File field.
Enable CSRF	Checked by default -- protects the form against cross-site request forgery.
Honeypot Protection	Adds a hidden field real visitors never fill in -- submissions that fill it are silently treated as spam.
Enable Captcha	Require a CAPTCHA challenge before the form can be submitted.
Block Anonymous Submissions	Require a logged-in contact session to submit.
Flat Entries	Store subtable values as flat entries instead of nested ones.
Sanitize URLs from submissions	Strip URLs out of submitted field values before they're saved.
Enforce User Permissions	Require a logged-in, permitted user to submit.