Dec 14th, 2014, 4:53 AM
Looking through the documentation for Form Tools it is not completely clear (to me anyway) how any specific database (set of submissions) can have multiple forms feeding into it.
If I follow these steps:
1. Create Form 1 using the Add Form processes,
2. Add submissions to Form 1,
3. Create Form 2 using the Add Form processes with a field structure identical to that used in Form 1,
4. Add submissions to Form 2.
Is it then possible for all the submissions to be viewed (or edited) as a single list of submissions rather than as two separate lists?
The generic code ft_api_show_submissions($form_id, $view_id, $export_type_id, $page); implies that only data associated with a single form can be viewed as a set and that the answer to my question above is No.
Could the experts please advise.
If I follow these steps:
1. Create Form 1 using the Add Form processes,
2. Add submissions to Form 1,
3. Create Form 2 using the Add Form processes with a field structure identical to that used in Form 1,
4. Add submissions to Form 2.
Is it then possible for all the submissions to be viewed (or edited) as a single list of submissions rather than as two separate lists?
The generic code ft_api_show_submissions($form_id, $view_id, $export_type_id, $page); implies that only data associated with a single form can be viewed as a set and that the answer to my question above is No.
Could the experts please advise.